Microsoft Word ielts speaking Actual Tests (Sep Dec 2019) and Suggested Answers Version

Would you say people trust the information that is found online?
In this day and age, people tend to believe everything they read online without even questioning it first. This is dangerous, as people sometimes write whatever they want online. Before we determine that information is trustworthy, we must consider the source. I think information can be trusted from sites with a .org/.edu at the end of it, as well as photographs for extra proof. For example, one safety precaution is to never go directly to someones’s house from the internet. It’s always better to meet at a public place first.
How can people check whether a piece of information is correct or not?
There are various means that can help people tell the right information from the wrong one. The first approach is to gain access to reliable sources of
information, and make a comparison with the fraudulent information to see the differences. Dependable sources of news can be established newspapers like BBC, the New York Times and other verified news agencies. The second method is that people can ask for advice of professionals in the field, either by phone or email, and wait for some days to receive their feedback.
What are the most common ways in which people obtain information?
I think people obtain the larger share of their information from books and mass media like TV, newspapers and radio. And today since the Internet has grown exponentially, more and more people are getting their information from the web. There is an eclectic mix of stuff that those who go online can take advantage from, such as newsfeeds on social networking websites like Facebook, or informative contents from other electronic news platforms.