Question

Ronnie is conducting research for his English paper about Jackie Robinson. He has gathered these resources: • a copy of a 1955 newspaper article about Jackie Robinson and the World Series • a nonfiction book about the life and career of Jackie Robinson • a television documentary about Jackie Robinson's making baseball history • a series of blogs created by baseball fans around the country Which resource is most likely to contain unreliable information and why? A copy of a 1955 newspaper article about Jackie Robinson and the World Series, because the information is outdated. A nonfiction book about the life and career of Jackie Robinson, because any author can get a book published. A television documentary about Jackie Robinson's making baseball history, because these types of programs often exaggerate the truth. A series of blogs created by baseball fans around the country, because people can write whatever they want in personal blog

Answer 1

A series of blogs created by baseball fans around the country, because people can write whatever they want in personal blog

Step-by-step explanation:

A blog created by fans can present all kinds of possible information, including false information, rumors and information with a strong bias. This is because a blog made by fans can be written by anyone who has not done an efficient research on the life of Jackie Robinson, but who wrote about him according to his own opinions, which does not promote effective and correct information.

In other words, a fan blog is the least reliable source because people can write what they want on a personal blog.