CRAAP Test: Source Evaluation Quiz

Which of the following best shows that a website's author is an authority on a subject?

• The author uses lots of complicated words.

• The author has relevant qualifications and experience in the subject area.

When checking the relevance of information for a school project, what should you consider first?

• Whether the information directly relates to your topic or question.

• Whether the information is written in your favourite colour.

Which of the following is the best way to check the accuracy of information found online?

• Trust it if it appears at the top of a search engine.

• Check if the information is supported by evidence and can be verified from other reliable sources.

Why is it important to understand the purpose of a website or article?

• To know if the information is meant to inform, persuade, sell, or entertain.

• To check if the website loads quickly.

Which of the following is a sign that a source may be biased?

• The source uses correct spelling and grammar.

• The source presents only one side of an argument and uses strong emotional language.

If you find two articles with different opinions on the same topic, what should you do?

• Choose the article with the most pictures.

• Compare the evidence and arguments in both articles to understand different perspectives.

Which of the following is NOT a good way to evaluate the authority of a source?

• Judging by how many adverts are on the page.

• Looking for the author's contact information.

What does it mean if information is up-to-date?

• The information has been recently published or updated and reflects the latest knowledge.

• The information is written in a modern font.

Which of the following best describes a reliable source?

• A source that is the first result on a search engine.

• A source that is written by an expert, is up-to-date, accurate, and unbiased.

Why is it important to compare information from multiple sources?

• To find the source with the most colourful design.

• To make sure you have a balanced and accurate understanding of the topic.