Summary: A Highly Unlikely Scenarios

Mid-Term A Highly Unlikely Scenario is the story of a man named Leonard, who works as a pizza complaint man. Leonard’s entire job revolves around listening to others about their complaints. It’s obvious that Leonard isn’t and can’t be an opinionated person but the readers discover that Leonard does eventually find his voice. Other characters include a sister named Carol, her son Felix, and a man named Milione, who soon becomes known as Marco Polo. Through a series of events, Leonard falls in love with a new character named Sally and saves his nephew Felix from a time-traveling disaster. A Highly Unlikely Scenario can overall be described as the dynamic evolution of one character who finds his courage and becomes the hero who he never thought …show more content…
My next source is an online journal article called Fast Food in the United States and my last source is from the internet. It is a column titled How Fast Food Has Changed Our Nation. When evaluating my book source, I found that it is a reliable source. The information is current, often referring to events such as 9/11 in the introduction of the book. The book has relevant information to my topic including this statement from its introduction: “For another aspect of the signifying power of the Golden Arches, consider McDonald’s role in the changes that have taken place in American education and the expansion of corporate power in everyday life over the past few years.” The author of the book, Joe L. Kincheloe was a professor and has written more than 45 books, which assure me that his book is reliable. As far as accuracy, Kincheloe includes where he retrieved his information from. His sources are also credible. This book’s information has the purpose to inform others and Kincheloe makes that clear. He is not here to persuade but to bring awareness to other about this situation. When I examined my journal source, I also found that it passed the CRAAP test. The information was relatively current, mainly using statistics from 2012. This journal had relative information for my topic. Instead of showing the consumer view, it showed …show more content…
We don’t realize it but everything we see is information. Every time we watch the news, read a poster, or read an email, we are seeing information. If we don’t know how to comprehend that information than that is certainly a large issue. Information is the reason why our world is so functional. Think of the medical field for example. Would doctors be able to save lives if they didn’t go to school and learn all of that information? The answer is obvious. Another vital part of information literacy is knowing the difference between reliable and unreliable information. It is extremely easy to google something and choose the first link we see. It is definitely a lot more common in the 21st century for people to be so gullible because of all of the crazy information that is on the