EAPP Grade 12 Practice Test

Before integrating any information, what should you do?

Use the source without citation Analyze and evaluate the source Assume it is true without checking Copy verbatim without review

Correct Answer:

Analyze and evaluate the source

Explanation:

Critical evaluation of sources comes first when incorporating information. You look at who wrote it, where it was published, and when, plus the evidence backing the claims. This helps you judge reliability, credibility, and relevance to your purpose. You assess for bias, gaps, and whether the material supports your argument or understanding. Verifying facts with other sources and noting any limitations keeps you from accepting things uncritically. This step also guides how you cite the material and how you weave it into your own synthesis. Skipping it—taking the material at face value, assuming it’s true without checking, or copying it without review—can lead to misinformation, plagiarism, and weaker conclusions.

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