What is one thing you can look for to determine quickly if a web source may be to you? a.) index of topics b.) page layout c.)subheadings d.)table of contents

Subheadings for a web source. However, for an article/book, it would be table of contents.

Answer above is correct. it is Subheading and I got it right on the quiz.

Explanation:

For a web source the subheading, which is the first thing you see, would be helpful to you because you can see whether the article is fact or opinion based. Most people, including me, look at the heading after they search the question and see if that is the answer they are looking for or not. This does not apply to a print source like a book or newspapers because the answer to that would be the table of contents which shows you the topics the book will be discussing and it is usually the first or second page of the print source.

answer: i am not sure but i think you should go for c

explanation:

where is the poem at?