Which of these statements about Web-based research is most accurate?
A) The more design elements on a site, the more reliable the information there.
B) Since Web sites are always accessible, you do not need to save any of the material you find on them.
C) No single search engine indexes everything on the Web.
D) Web sites with the domains .gov and .edu will most likely not contain reliable information.
E) You may download anything from the Web and use it without permission.

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No single search engine indexes everything on the Web. It is important to use multiple search engines and evaluate the reliability of the sources found. The other statements are inaccurate: A) Design elements do not necessarily indicate reliability; B) It is still important to save and cite sources found on the Web; D) .gov and .edu sites are generally more reliable sources; E) Downloading and using material without permission is illegal and unethical.

Which of These Statements About Web-Based Research Is Most Accurate