Evaluate and assess are similar. Appraise is usually used passively, and it usually refers to an item of value like a house, a property or perhaps jewellry. You can look at common collocations to get a sense of each one is USED, though. You can evaluate or assess an outcome of a project. A candidate's suitability can be evaluated or assessed in an interview. Bosses do assessments and evaluations of their subordinates. ... Appraise = to evaluate the quality and say what the value is My house has been appraised at $350,000. This diamond ring was appraised at $3200.

assess=to inspect, and make estimations. Example: when the cop arrived at the scene of the accident, he assessed the need for an ambulance." to appraise=an expert is capable of appraising the value of an antique, coin, stamp, or piece of art. To assess something is to give it a price, and to tell the time period that the item comes from, where it was built, and perhaps even the person or company that built it. Evaluate is a more general verb, meaning to inspect, analyze, and categorize. Examples: "To evaluate your performance this semester, we will have a midterm and final exam." "She was evaluated well by the judges and placed 4th during the floor exercise competition." "Before you choose a romantic partner, you need to evaluate whether your family will get along with their family...." I hope this helps 8]

They're all about the same and generally mean to calculate or to estimate.