Library Science Level 2

Can children own the copyright to creative works?

In a bibliography or works cited page, each source is called a:

When you search Google, you are searching EVERY SINGLE webpage in the world.

The "sneak peak" of text from each Google webpage result is called the:

What Google filter helps you find images that are free to use and share (sometimes with attribution)?

Which country uses the .nz domain?

Where is the URL normally found on a website?

A source can be a person, as long as they provide trustworthy information you can use for research.

Plagiarism only happens when you copy and paste words that you didn't write into your own work.

Looking at the domain is the only thing you can do when evaluating a website.

How long does copyright last?

What is protected by copyright?

Where is the publisher normally found on a website?

A source of information that is correct and trustworthy is:

Sometimes, it is impossible to find an author on a website.

Academic databases make citing facts easier.

What helps you narrow down search results in Google?

The name of the online card catalog you can use to borrow books from the library is:

What does full text mean?

Which of these is copyright infringement?

Students can use any website they find on the internet to research school topics.

The name of the website you use to access ebooks is:

Which of these can you search with Google?

A source of information that is up-to-date is:

What domain is reserved for websites from the government?

Finding the authority for a website means finding out about: