Which resources will students use for the Africa project?

• A. Print resources and the Internet
• B. Only television programs
• C. Only library books
• D. Oral interviews with experts

Answer: (A)

A well-rounded research approach uses both print resources and online information to build a solid, credible foundation for a project. Print resources such as textbooks, encyclopedias, and scholarly articles provide vetted background and depth, while the Internet offers current data, maps, statistics, images, and access to diverse perspectives. Combining these sources helps students compare information, verify accuracy, and gather evidence they can cite. Relying on a single type—television programs, library books only, or oral interviews only—limits depth, currency, or breadth. A mix of print and online sources builds a richer, more reliable Africa project.