EAPP 2

Question 1

Check the title, table of contents,
summary/abstract, introduction, or
headings of the text to have a sense of
its content.

Answer 1

Relevance

Question 2

The most important question that we have to ask is…
• What is the date of the publication?

Answer 2

Currency

Question 3

what does URL means?

Answer 3

Uniform Resource Locator

Question 4

http://

Answer 4

Protocol (HyperText Transfer)

Question 5

www

Answer 5

Subdomain

Question 6

google

Answer 6

domain (name)

Question 7

com

Answer 7

Top Level Domain (TLD)

Question 8

what are the two kinds of sources

Answer 8

Primary and Secondary Sources

Question 9

• First-hand
information/evidence
• Reports of scientific discoveries
and experiments and research
results in the social sciences.
• Original thinking
• AUTHORITATIVE

Answer 9

Primary Sources

Question 10

examples of Primary Sources

Answer 10

Diaries, journals, government
documents (e.g. census information,
birth certificate), photograph,
interviews, surveys, paintings, literary
writings (poems, novels), scientific
publications of experiments, artifacts,
audio/video recordings.

Question 11

• Second-hand accounts of
events or interpretations and
analyses of creative or
scientific works.
• Often lacks freshness and
immediacy of the original
material.

Answer 11

Secondary Sources

Question 12

example of secondary sources

Answer 12

Biographies, journal articles on the
historical, cultural, political, or social
importance of particular subjects,
article reviews, and research
publications on the significance or
analysis of scientific or political
experiments.