
CRAAP Test
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6th - 8th Grade
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Stacy Ludwig
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Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of the CRAAP Test?
To determine the quality and credibility of a source
To help keep your notes organized
To decide what topic to research
To create a list of websites you want to explore
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Which CRAAP criterion checks for functional or broken links?
accuracy
relevance
currency
purpose
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Multiple Choice
Which CRAAP criterion checks whether a source is advertising or informing?
relevance
purpose
authority
accuracy
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When would a source NOT be reliable, even though it IS current, accurate, authoritative, and purposefully objective?
This source is NOT written by an expert on the topic or issue.
The source has NOT been updated in five years.
The source is NOT written for junior-high level research paper.
The source does NOT attempt to persuade or sell you something.
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Multiple Choice
Which part of the CRAAP Test relates to the credibility and expertise of the author?
Currency
Relevance
Authority
Purpose
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Multiple Choice
Which part of the CRAAP Test helps you determine if a source is biased? (strongly favors one perspective)
Currency
Relevance
Accuracy
Purpose
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Multiple Choice
If a source was created recently, it could be considered to have good what?
Relevance
Currency
Authority
Purpose
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What does it mean if a source is relevant?
The information is timely
The information is reliable, truthful, and correct
The information has a reliable author
The information directly relates to your topic
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Multiple Choice
Based on their names, which of the following websites would probably provide the most accurate information?
www.dogluv.com/pitbull
www.harvard.edu/pitbull
www.wikipedia.com/pitbull
www.petsarefriends.com/pitbull
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Multiple Choice
If a website doesn't list an author, company name, or specific organization, it's probably a good source
True
False
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You should always verify information with other trusted sources
True
False
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If a website has a lot of spelling and grammar errors, it's probably a credible source
True
False
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Multiple Choice
National Geographic education
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eHow.com
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Smithonian's History Explorer
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Multiple Choice
Assume you are doing research on healthy eating. You find an excellent source published online by Jenny Craig Weight Loss Systems. Which CRAAP criterion does this source NOT pass?
purpose
currency
accuracy
relevance
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following websites would have the most RELIABLE information for a research paper on cell phone radiation and cancer?
Sprint cellular
Enviromental Protection Agency
General Electric
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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Multiple Choice
Assume you find an article about proper nuclear waste disposal written by Dr. Stephen Frye, an expert in political science. Which CRAAP test criterion does Dr. Frye NOT meet?
Authority
Currency
Purpose
Accuracy
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Multiple Choice
Assume you find 4 excellent sources on your topic. Which of the following URL/domains would be the LESS acceptable?
.com
.gov
.edu
.org
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Multiple Choice
Is this a trustworthy website?
Wikipedia, WikiNews, Wikimedia, Wiki ANYTHING
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Website evaluation is important because...
Anyone can create a website but might not be an expert on the topic.
Information on the page may be correct BUT not what you are looking for.
Information may not be current.
All of the above.
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Multiple Choice
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You are on a .gov website, but you can't find an author's name. Can you use this website?
Yes, because .gov indicates it is a government website which are only published by government agencies, so that is why no author's name is stated.
No, because .gov is not a trusted URL domain extension
No, because it MUST have an author's name to be credible
Yes, because the teacher won't notice that there is no name
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Multiple Choice
What is the biggest problem with an online article on the benefits of electric cars sponsored or published by Sunoco Oil Company?
The article is probably irrelevant
The article is probably biased
The article is probably outdated
The article is probably inaccurate
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Multiple Choice
Which research topic would probably not require the most up-to-date currency?
The origins of the calculator
The rise of music streaming services
The popularity of ultra definition television
The encryption technology of cell phones
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Multiple Choice
To determine if a source is current, one can look at the:
Publication date
Copyright date
Last updated date
All of the above
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Multiple Choice
If an article is biased, it shows ______
an unfair preference for or dislike of something
a lack of seriousness on the part of the writer
a lack of education on the part of the writer
poor research or writing skills
What is the purpose of the CRAAP Test?
To determine the quality and credibility of a source
To help keep your notes organized
To decide what topic to research
To create a list of websites you want to explore
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