Which sources are appropriate secondary sources for researching access to water in the future? Check all that apply. a nonfiction book about natural resources
a notebook with raw data from an engineer’s experiment
a speech made by the president of an energy company
an article about water access in an academic journal
an article in a major newspaper making predictions about water access

A. a nonfiction book about natural resources

D. an article about water access in an academic journal

E. an article in a major newspaper making predictions about water access

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A secondary source provides an outside perspective that interprets or analyzes an event or topic, and are created by people who did not have a first-hand experience on the topic.

A notebook and a speech are not secondary sources because they are created by someone who has a first-hand experience on the topic. Non-fiction books and articles are secondary sources since they are written by someone who only has knowledge on the topic, and hasn't actually experienced the topic.

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