Question

Susan has written the following sentence to summarize an article she read about the danger of online misinformation: in "control-f and building resilient information networks," Mike Caulfield argues that a simple focus on teaching people to use the control-f function could improve their ability to verify and resist online misinformation. If Susan's sentence here is an effective summary of Caulfield's article, we can infer which of the following about Caulfield's article?

1) Susan thinks that Caulfield's approach to the fight against online misinformation is powerful and important.
2) Caulfield is writing about using the control-f function as a way to help people verify and resist online misinformation.
3) Susan disagrees with Caulfield's approach and finds the use of the control-function to be ineffective in improving people's ability to detect misinformation online.
4) Caulfield is an important figure in the fight against online misinformation.

Answer 1

Option 2) Caulfield is writing about using the control-f function as a way to help people verify and resist online misinformation.

Step-by-step explanation:

The sentence written by Susan effectively summarizes Mike Caulfield's article about the danger of online misinformation. From Susan's sentence, we can infer that Caulfield is writing about using the control-f function as a way to help people verify and resist online misinformation. Therefore, the correct answer is option 2) Caulfield is writing about using the control-f function as a way to help people verify and resist online misinformation.