LIBRARY

Fiction

100

This type of literature is made up.

Fiction

200

This is the problem or struggle in a story.

conflict

300

This part of a story shows where and when it happens.

setting

400

This genre often includes dragons, magic, or imaginary worlds

fantasy

500

Go to this page in a non-fiction book to help you find topics quickly.

Index

Unlawful Copying

100

Using someone else's words without giving credit is called this.

plagiarism

200

This is what you must include when you use someone else's ideas. 

citation

300

Copying and pasting from a website without credit is an example of this.

plagiarism

400

This is used to show your sources.

works cited page

500

Name the three purposes of citing sources

What are giving credit, avoiding plagiarism, and supporting ideas?

Point of view

100

This is when information shows only one side of a story.

bias

200

Words that show feelings instead of facts show this.

opinion

300

This question helps you detect bias in a source.

"Who wrote this and why?"

400

This is the way your brain organizes what you know.

schema

500

This is important to understanding schema, opinions, bias. 

open-minded

Library Info.

100

This system helps you find books in Non-Fiction.

Dewey Decimal System

200

These online tools give you access to reliable articles.

databases

300

This helps narrow your search results.

Keywords/filters

400

This skill helps you determine if an article is useful.

critical thinking

500

Databases are better than Google for this reason.

vetted/ peer reviewed

Digital Safety

100

This is information you should never share online.

Personal Information

200

Using strong passwords helps protect this.

accounts

300

This is online behavior such as comments, photos, and profiles that you post online.

Digital footprint

400

This is when someone online tricks you into giving them personal information. 

phishing scams

500

This is behavior that involves hurting someone online.

cyberbullying