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17 January, 02:04

6. Why is it best to avoid sites like Wikipedia when researching a specific natural disaster?

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  1. 17 January, 02:18
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    Because Wikipedia is not a trusted website because it has non-true facts about natural disasters and can get you in to trouble when they lie and you use their info.
  2. 17 January, 02:18
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    Because information/data can be altered and falsify on those sites.

    You sure don't want the wrong survival tip.
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