Based on this passage, which statement is NOT true?

• A. Some information found using a search engine may be inaccurate.
• B. A search engine can return unreliable results.
• C. All information that one finds using a search engine is accurate.
• D. Search engines can help locate information.

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is recognizing that reliability isn’t guaranteed by a search engine. A search tool helps you find information, but it doesn’t vet whether what you see is accurate. Pages indexed by a search engine can be outdated, biased, or simply incorrect, and the results can include unreliable sources. That’s why it’s not safe to assume every piece of information you find is accurate; you should evaluate sources, check dates, look for credible authors or organizations, and, when possible, cross-check with multiple trustworthy references.

The other statements fit what the passage indicates: information found may be inaccurate, search engines can return unreliable results, and search engines are useful for locating information.