Questions
Sources
Evaluation
Vocabulary
The Library
100
shallow
What is a type of question that provides you with general or background knowledge?
100
All of my sources must be this.
What is reliable.
100
I evaluate my sources to make sure they are this.
What is reliable.
100
Your search terms
What is query
100
Hi! My name is ________. Nice to meet you, how you doin'?
Who is Melville Dewey.
200
Who Where When (sometimes What)
What question words are associated with shallow questions?
200
Autobiographies, eyewitnesses, and original documents are all examples of these.
What are primary sources.
200
Another term for the end of a URL.
What is domain.
200
The most important words in your question
What are keywords
200
These books are classified using genre and the first 3 letters of the author's last name.
What are fiction books
300
Why and How
What are deep question words
300
A newspaper article, a biography, or textbook are examples of this.
What are secondary sources.
300
To compare your information to information on another source to determine reliability is___
What is verifying
300
Using three sources to check for reliability.
What is triangulation
300
GN
What is graphic novels
400
Good researchers do this throughout their research.
What is ask more questions.
400
A journal from an astronaut at the International Space Station is what type of source?
What is primary.
400
Current, Relevant, Expertise, Purpose
What is the CREP test
400
A brief summary of a website.
What is a blurb.
400
Translate BIO JOR
What is Biography of someone whose last name begins with Jor, such as Michael Jordan.
500
A source that is from a third party source. For example, my friend was there, told a friend, who told another friend, who told me.
What is a tertiary source.
500
Spell the word that means to use three sources to verify your information.
What is triangulation
500
Use these along with keywords to help write queries.
What are synonyms.
500
1895
What is when the Dewey Decimal System was invented.
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