15 Questions
What is a primary reason for using reliable sources in research?
To ensure the writer's claim is supported by accurate information
Why is it important to use sources that have been published within the last ten years?
To ensure the information is relevant and current
What does it mean when a source is peer-reviewed?
The article was approved by a group of experts in a field before publication
What is a characteristic of a reliable source?
The source presents multiple sides of a topic
What is the purpose of the CRAAP test?
To evaluate the credibility of a source
What is the main purpose of the CRAPP test?
To evaluate the credibility of online sources
What type of websites are recommended for research due to their reliability?
.gov and .edu websites
What is a characteristic of databases and archives?
They contain peer-reviewed and edited information
Why are wikis not considered reliable sources?
Because anyone can edit the information
What should you do after finding information on a wiki site?
Check the citations at the bottom of the webpage
Why is it important to check the publication date of a webpage?
To ensure the information is current and reliable
What does the relevance of a webpage refer to?
How well the information relates to the writer's topic or needs
What is an important consideration when evaluating the authority of a webpage?
The author's credentials and qualifications
What is an indication of an inaccurate webpage?
The information contains grammatical and spelling errors
Why is it important to evaluate the purpose of a webpage?
To identify any personal biases or misleading information
Learn to identify and utilize accurate and trustworthy sources for research. This quiz helps you differentiate between reliable and unreliable sources, ensuring the credibility of your work.
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