For Gina to obtain a first-hand knowledge account of what life is like in another country, she should use a primary source. Primary sources are original materials that provide direct evidence from people who witnessed or experienced the events being described. Some examples of primary sources in this scenario would include interviewing people who currently live in or have recently visited the country in question, reading personal accounts or memoirs of individuals from that country, or accessing diaries, letters, or journals written by people who have spent time there. These types of sources will provide firsthand perspectives and insights on the realities of life in that particular country.
