What is one way to evaluate information from the media?
a. memorize slogans
b) ask others what they think
c) view only parts of the program
d) distinguish between fact and opinion

The answer is (D) distinguish between fact and opinion.

Step-by-step explanation: We are given four options out of which we are to select the correct way to evaluate information from the media.

To evaluate information from the media, we just need to remember two important things about the incident. The first one is the fact and the second one is the opinion, so that we can easily distinguish between both of them and get any information from the media.

Thus, the correct option is (D).

D) distinguish between fact and opinion

Step-by-step explanation:

A. Slogans usually don't provide much information, so memorizing them wouldn't do much towards evaluating information.

B. By asking people what they think, you are prone to get their personal opinions, which could be biased and, therefore, not relevant to evaluating information from the media.

C. Viewing only parts of programs can lead to getting incomplete information, which would hinder its evaluation.

D. Distinguish between fact and opinion is essential to evaluate information from the media in order to base your evaluations on the facts without opinion biases.

The answer is D)