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Reliable vs. Unreliable Sources
Reliable vs. Unreliable Sources
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Which part of the CRAAP test has you checking for publication dates?
Relevancy
Currency
Accuracy
Authority
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Reliable sources have...
Authors who are not experts in their field
Information from unknown sources
A strong opinion on a topic
Evidence to support their information
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This article would most likely FAIL which of the CRAAP criteria?
Currency - too old
Appropriateness - too long or too difficult to read
Purpose - the author may be biased
Authority - not by a trusted source
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Which part of the CRAAP test has you checking for grammatical errors?
Currency
Purpose
Relevancy
Accuracy
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This article would most likely FAIL which of the CRAAP criteria?
Authority - not from a trusted source
Currency - too old
Purpose - author may be biased
Relevancy - not on topic
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Which part of the CRAAP test has you checking for bias?
Currency
Relevancy
Purpose
Accuracy
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This article would most likely FAIL which of the CRAAP criteria?
Authority - not from a trusted source
Relevancy - not on topic
Purpose - the author may be biased
Currency - too old
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Is this source reliable?
YES!
NO WAY!
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What does the R in CRAAP stand for?
Reputable
Recognise
Relevant
Reliable
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Information from a reliable source is:
General
Short
Detailed
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Which part of the CRAAP acronym deals with the timeliness of the information?
P
A
C
R
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This article would most likely FAIL which of the CRAAP Criteria?
Appropriateness - too long or difficult to read
Currency - too old
Not CRAAP
Relevancy - not on topic
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Why is finding credible sources so important when writing?
Credibility relies upon accuracy of information.
You need to back up your claims with reliable experts.
All of the "above"
You are not reliable as a source of expert information.
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Dr. Zreda has extensive education and experience, which MEETS this part of the CRAAP Test.
Authority
Currency
Relevance
Accuracy
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Which part of the CRAAP test has you checking for author's credentials?
Currency
Relevancy
Authority
Purpose
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Which of the following is the least reliable sources?
Older article
Blog
Newspaper
Government website
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Which part of the CRAAP test has you checking for subject terms?
Currency
Authority
Relevancy
Accuracy
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What does the acronym CRAAP mean?
Culture, Relative, Adopted, Advanced and Political
Current, Related, Authoritarian, Active and Preference
Currency, Relevance, Authority, Accuracy and Purpose
Comprehensive, Research, Accertain, Authorized and Printing
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Which group of domains will offer the best source options?
.edu .gov .com
.edu .org .com
.gov .org .edu
.com .gov .edu
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Is this source reliable?
MOST DEFINITELY!!
NO WAY, JOSE!!!
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You are completing a project about the texting habits of teens. The article would most likely FAIL which CRAAP criteria?
Relevancy - not on the topic
Currency - too old
Authority - not by a trusted source
Appropriateness - too difficult
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This article would most likely FAIL which of the CRAAP Criteria?
Relevancy - not on topic
Purpose - author may be biased
Currency - too old
Appropriateness - too long or too difficult to read
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A reliable source should not contain:
Pop-up ads
distracting advertising
Commercials
Any of the above
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You are researching Charles Dickens's amateur acting. Which source is most credible?
Wikipedia's entry on "Charles Dickens"
Shmoop.com's page, "Charles Dickens"
Biography of Charles Dickens
The book, Famous Professional Actors
