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Using Research Sources 2 - 4: the Internet
Using Research Sources 2 - 4: the Internet
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Grades 3-5 quiz: introduction to using research sources.
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1
Google, Bing, and Yahoo are examples of what?
URLs
Search Fields
Search Engines
Browsers
2
What is another name for an Internet address?
Home Page
URL
USB
Extension
3
None of the .com websites have good information for research.
False
True
4
What you find on the Internet is generally true.
True
False
5
Read the image credits and tell me how you did on the quiz.
I remembered a few
I forgot most of these
I got most right
I think I got half
6
When you use information and share where you found it along with the owner's name.
Stealing the Source
Crediting the Source
Spreading Rumors
Sharing the Source
7
All
research information that is shared
MUST
to be credited.
True
False
8
The A
s
in CRAAP stand for
Author
and
Accuracy
. How are these two things related?
All of these are true
If the author is an expert, then the info should have facts
Not all websites share facts about the author
Authors who write about facts offer evidence
9
Looking up the answer to the Question of the Week is research.
True
False
10
The P in CRAAP stands for
Purpose.
The
purpose
of good research info should be to help you ____
Act/Share
Agree/Disagree
Join/Donate
Know/Understand
11
Using a couple books and Google images to make a turtle slideshow for class is research.
False
True
12
When using an Internet image, credit the source by pasting what as a caption?
Domain Extention
Date
Author and URL
A Quote
13
Listing keywords, phrases and numbers to detail exactly what a search engine should find is __.
a URL
an External Drive
an Advanced Search
a Domain Extension
14
Which of these is NOT used in a book credit?
Call Number
Author
Title
Copyright Date
15
Checking cookbooks and Pinterest for a recipe to make a good Super Bowl snack is research.
True
False
16
When you use information, music, images, or video
that you did not create
, you need to do what?
Credit the Sources
Shake the Author's Hand
Just Check with my Teacher
Never Use Anyone Else's Work
17
When you enter a keyword into a search engine, what do you get?
Answers
Research
Test Results
Search Results
18
The R in CRAAP stands for
Relevence
. What does that have to do with you?
I should like the topic
The website is about me
Everything I need is on one website
The info has to be a "good fit" for me, and my needs.
19
I can learn more about crediting information sources from my teacher or librarian.
You Bet
Of Course
Absolutely
All of these
20
Images found on the Internet are okay to use in any way you wish.
False
True
21
The C in CRAAP stands for the word
Current
. What does that mean?
When the article was posted
How old the information is
How often the information is updated
All of these
22
Reading sale flyers to find the best deal on a new video game is research.
False
True
23
If I want a hint about what
kind
of website I found, I can check the URL's what?
Domain Extension
Advanced Search
Author
Domain Name
24
When you use information, music, images, or video
that you did not create
, you need to do what?
Never Use Anyone Else's Work
Shake the Author's Hand
Credit the Sources
Just Check with my Teacher
25
Searching YouTube for a video to help you learn how to do something is research.
False
True
26
In Google, you can adjust the reading level of your search results.
True
False
27
Why is there a website evaluation called the CRAAP Test?
The name might refer to websites that don't measure up
The letters remind us how to check information sources
It is easy to remember funny stuff
All of these
28
It names a topic or subject. Many of them together may detail exactly what you are looking for.
Search
Catalog
Question
Keyword
29
This is an image of several what?
Donut Examples
URLs
Domain Names
Domain Extensions
30
FireFox, Chrome, and Safari are examples of what?
URLs
Blogs
Browsers
Search Engines
31
Writing your thoughts in your journal is research.
True
False
