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East LMC CRAAP & Evaluation

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

After locating a source, a student should:

a)

Take note of useful information

b)

Evaluate the C.R.A.A.P of the source

c)

Locate potential sources

d)

Identify gaps in understanding

2.

To determine if a source is current, one can look at the:

a)

publication date

b)

copyright date

c)

last updated date

d)

All answers (Answers 1,2, and 3)

3.

The C in CRAAP stands for

a)

Communication

b)

Consideration

c)

Contemplation

d)

Currency

4.

In which discipline is "currency" not imperative

a)

biology

b)

economics

c)

history

d)

law

5.

"Does the information answer your research question?" relates to which phase of C.R.A.A.P.?

a)

Currency

b)

Relevance

c)

Authority

d)

Accuracy

e)

Purpose

6.

To determine if a source is relevant, where should one look for answers:

a)

Assignment requirements, your research question, and identified audience of the source

b)

Assignment requirements, your research question, and date of publication

c)

Date of publication, research questions, and copyright date

d)

Date of publication, research questions, and author bio

7.

When examining the "authority" of a source, researchers can examine:

a)

Currency

b)

Relevence

c)

Assignment Requirements

d)

Mission Statement

8.

What should you do if you cannot determine information about the author within a source?

a)

Look at the information literacy page

b)

Determine the publication date

c)

Google the author

d)

Determine the author's authority

9.

Which phase of CRAAP is the following:

Verifying information with your own knowledge or a second source

a)

Currency

b)

Relevant

c)

Authority

d)

Accuracy

e)

Purpose

10.

In determining accuracy of a source, one can look for answers:

a)

in your brain, content of the source, or author biography

b)

in your brain, content of the source, or currency

c)

content of the source, additional sources, and purpose

d)

in your brain, content of the source, or additional sources

11.

If the language in a source is "inflammatory" or "charged," one can infer that:

a)

the author is trying to sell something

b)

the author is a younger individual

c)

the author is trying to persuade you

d)

the author is an elderly man or woman

12.

An organization who sponsors a study, site, or research tell us about the source _______________________:

a)

Currency

b)

Relevance

c)

Authority

d)

Accuracy

e)

Purpose

13.

What source type do we use when finding timely info on current events?

a)

Magazines

b)

Journals

c)

Reference

d)

News

14.

This source is typically used for easy-to-understand overviews:

a)

Magazine

b)

Journal

c)

Reference

d)

News

15.

What source is a go-to for expert insights?

a)

News

b)

Magazines

c)

Journals

d)

Websites

16.

Encyclopedias, atlases, background info, and facts/figures are:

a)

news

b)

reference

c)

websites

d)

journals

17.

Technically, _________________ is not a source, but a delivery method.

a)

Reference

b)

Journals

c)

Websites

d)

Magazines