Questions: give you information without telling you about the source of that information. They tend to use popular language and contain more pictures. Magazines do not usually have source information. Journals are aimed at the college level reader and often for the reader who has an advanced degree. They cite their sources and use more academic language. Charts, tables and graphs replace the pictures. Journals articles tend to have a lot of source information included. 5) Checking the coverage of a topic is important when determining the reliability and accuracy of content. a. True b. False

Transcript text: give you information without telling you about the source of that information. They tend to use popular language and contain more pictures. Magazines do not usually have source information. Journals are aimed at the college level reader and often for the reader who has an advanced degree. They cite their sources and use more academic language. Charts, tables and graphs replace the pictures. Journals articles tend to have a lot of source information included. 5) Checking the coverage of a topic is important when determining the reliability and accuracy of content. a. True b. False