Drag each tile to the correct location on the table. Determine whether each scenario is a primary or secondary source.
a report discussing results from a
recent survey on employee
workplace satisfaction
a report analyzing online articles
written by experts in the field
a report comparing company records
to determine a future course of action
a report summarizing interviews from
customers of a new product
Primary Source
Secondary Source
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Primary Source

- a report comparing company records  to determine a future course of action

- a report analyzing online articles  written by experts in the field

Secondary Source

- a report discussing results from a  recent survey on employee  workplace satisfaction.

- a report summarizing interviews from  customers of a new product.

Explanation:

Primary sources are known to be documents that give firsthand and original source of information to what was written. It can be a report, manuscript, recording, autobiography, etc., which was made at the time the study or research took place.

From the primary source above, we discover that the report that is comparing company's records was actually done at the time that research started. Also, the report that analyzes online articles was written when that research or analysis was being carried out.

Secondary sources actually refers to the document, report, manuscript, research paper, etc., which was created by one who didn't participate in the research or events that led to that report. In other words, secondary sources are not firsthand information.

From the secondary source above, we will discover that the report discussing results from a recent survey is secondary source because the report is actually copying from what was given in the survey. Also, the report summarizing interviews is secondary source because it is not given us firsthand information of the interview but just a summary.

the answer is a).

the answer is: b: however, that doesn’t mean that the current drought isn’t real.