Question

If you were asked to give a presentation on understanding others in your community, what are the best ways to research the topic? Check all that apply. Search for a .gov or .edu website that talks about community. Use the first .com or .net website that pops up in an Internet search for “community.” Search for books on community in the library. Read newspaper articles that discuss community. Ask a friend about his or her community.

Answer 1

Search for a .gov or .edu website that talks about community.

Search for books on community in the library.

Read newspaper articles that discuss community.

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

Ask a friend about his or her community.

Step-by-step explanation:

The best way to find out about a community is to ask a friend about his community or to actually go there and observe.

Trying to find out information about a community through its website can be misleading as you can be sure to see only mostly good things about the community and the bad side would be well euphemised.

Asking a friend about his community when preparing for a presentation is your best bet because your friend would be eager to share facts and history of his town with you, both the good, bad and ugly.