Which of the following is true of Internet research?
A) Surfing the web is the same as researching on the Web.
B) A single search for a single search engine will generate all the information available on the Internet.
C) Like other refereed sources, Internet information has been checked for accuracy.
D) A single keyword will not find all the information on a topic.

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A single keyword may not find all the information on a particular topic as the information available on the Internet is vast and constantly evolving. It is important to use different search terms and strategies to locate the most relevant and reliable information. Option A is incorrect because surfing the web lacks a specific aim or purpose, whereas researching on the web involves a targeted search for specific information. Option B is incorrect because while search engines can provide a vast amount of information, they are not the only sources available and may not necessarily provide the most reliable sources. Option C is incorrect because unlike other refereed sources, Internet information is not always checked for accuracy or reliability.

Which of the Following Is True of Internet Research