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Don’t Publish Yet! Verify the InformationVersión en línea Practice verification via Qs por Angie Guerra 1 Source: A campus group says the protest will be tomorrow at 3 PM. a Why is this protest happening exactly? b Could you give me an example of what the group will do at the protest? c Could you clarify what time and where the protest will be? d Could you confirm that the protest is legal? 2 Source: The university will open a new building next month. a Can you confirm the opening date of the building? b Could you give me an example of what features the building has? c Could you clarify the budget for the new building? d What is the expected traffic impact of the new building? 3 Source: Students have experienced several problems with the new system. a Could you clarify who is responsible for the new system? b Could you summarize the problems in one sentence? c Can you confirm the total number of problems reported? d Could you give me an example of a problem with the new system? 4 Source: The departmental policy was changed overnight. a Why was the policy changed? b Can you confirm who approved the change? c Could you clarify what parts of the policy were changed? d Could you give me an example of how the policy affects students? 5 Source: A professor says attendance will not affect grades this semester. a Could you clarify how grades will be calculated this semester? b Could you give me an example of a graded assignment? c Could you confirm which courses are affected? d Why is attendance still monitored? 6 Source: The city council approved a traffic delay for a week. a What is the reason for the delay? b Could you give me an example of the detour routes? c Can you confirm the dates and streets affected by the delay? d Could you clarify who announced the delay? 7 Source: The campus bookstore will raise prices next semester. a Could you give me an example of items that will go up in price? b Why will prices increase? c Can you confirm when the price change starts? d Could you clarify the new prices for major items? 8 Source: The student union says there were 500 signups for the event. a Could you give me an example of the signup process? b Can you confirm the event location? c Could you clarify how many students signed up exactly? d Why are signups important for the event? 9 Source: A campus lab claims a new device saves energy. a Could you confirm the device's model number? b Why is energy saving important? c Could you give me an example of how the device saves energy? d Can you confirm the lab's budget for the device? 10 Source: The university plans a new scholarship for all programs. a Could you clarify which programs are included in the scholarship? b Could you give me an example of a recipient’s profile? c Why is the scholarship limited to certain programs? d Can you confirm the scholarship amount? Feedback 1 Clarifying time and location helps verify the core details before publishing. 2 Confirming the exact opening date ensures accuracy of the report. 3 Asking for an example provides concrete details to verify claims. 4 Clarifying which parts of the policy changed helps verify the claim. 5 Clarifying the grading method verifies the claim about policy impact. 6 Confirming dates and areas affected ensures accuracy of the report. 7 Clarifying specific price changes prevents misreporting. 8 Exact signup numbers verify participation claims. 9 An example demonstrates the claimed benefit for verification. 10 Clarifying program eligibility ensures accurate reporting.

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Source: A campus group says the protest will be tomorrow at 3 PM.

Source: The university will open a new building next month.

Source: Students have experienced several problems with the new system.

Source: The departmental policy was changed overnight.

Source: A professor says attendance will not affect grades this semester.

Source: The city council approved a traffic delay for a week.

Source: The campus bookstore will raise prices next semester.

Source: The student union says there were 500 signups for the event.

Source: A campus lab claims a new device saves energy.

Source: The university plans a new scholarship for all programs.

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