Internet Searches Sources

True or False: With most websites, you don't have to read the entire page to find what you're looking for. You can just skim the page instead

• True

• False

How do you access Google's Advanced Search page?

• Go to whttp://www. google. com/advanced

• Click the Advanced Search link on the Google homepage

• Click More on the navigation bar, then choose Advanced Search

• Click the gear icon on the results page, then choose Advanced Search

You can search images on Google that are not copyrighted and that you can use legally.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Quotation marks around words will search for each word individually?

• TRUE

• FALSE

What is the first step you should take when you want to conduct an online search?

• Develop your research questions.

• Decide on your keywords and terms.

• Run your search.

• Make a list of possible source

Why is it important to use the right keywords in an Internet search?

• Because I will get the quickest, most specific and relevant results.

• Because it will help the people at Google figure out what you need to know.

• Because some words are homophones or have multiple meanings.

• Because that way I can just choose the first site that pops up.

When you are looking for a reliable source, what should it include?

• claim, reasons, and evidence

• author name, date, and cited sources

• plagiarized information

• primary and secondary sources

A description of an event given by someone who was not there is considered a...

• primary source

• Wikipedia entry

• secondary source

• Google search

A firsthand account of an event given by someone who was actually at the event is considered a...

• primary source

• Wikipedia entry

• secondary source

• Google search

Diaries, journals, speeches, letters, legal documents, and experiments are considered to be...

• primary source

• Wikipedia entry

• secondary source

• Google search