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Questions about using the library, research and evaluation, plagiarism, cyberbu

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What is spam?   junk e-mail  
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What is the address of a web page called?   URL  
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Copying someone's work without giving them credit   plagiarism  
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When searching for authors in the card catalog, you should type which name first?   last name first  
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Books with made up stories are what kind of book?   Fiction  
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The "address" for a book, which tells where a book may be found in the library.   call number  
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Reference book that contains maps and geographical information.   atlas  
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Stories about the lives of real people are called _____________.   Biographies  
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Name a possible consequence for plagiarizing in 6th grade.   an "F" grade, Re-do paper, suspension.  
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What do you call the company that produces a book?   Publisher  
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How do you make a password secure?   Use a mix of lower and upper case letters, numbers, and symbols, 6- 8 characters long  
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In what section of the library would you find an encyclopedia, a dictionary, and an atlas?   Reference  
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How do people end up with spam in their e-mail boxes?   by giving their e-mail addresses out online, by entering contests, clicking on links like "you've won!"  
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When someone makes you uncomfortable online, what should you do?   log off and/or tell an adult  
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What is cyberbullying?   Being mean to someone online  
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Who should you share your passwords with?   No one (possibly your parents)  
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To search U.S. Navy sites, what domain extension should you use?   .mil  
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What is the word for different types of literature?   Genres  
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How can you tell if a web site has text links to other web sites?   Text is colored, usually blue, and underlined.  
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What are the shortcut keys for pasting a copied item?   command + V  
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Name 2 of the 5 questions you should ask when evaluating a Web page.   Who, what, when, where, why  
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Name one of the domain extensions that is more apt to be trustworthy.   .edu .gov .mil .k12  
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Name an indicator in an Web address that might indicate a personal web site.   tilde, percent sign, user, member, name  
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Who can publish a page on the Internet?   anyone  
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Is it better to perform a search with one keyword or three?   three  
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What would the call number be for a fiction book by Philip Reeves?   FIC REE or F REE  
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Name a consequence or penalty for plagiarism.   Failing grade, suspension, loss of degree, lose of job, lose of credibility/reputation, financial cost  
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If a book was written about your life, what would the call number be?   92, first 3 letters of your last name  
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What is historical fiction?   Fiction set in a historical time period.  
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Which dictionary has more word entries, the abridged or unabridged?   Unabridged  
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When would you use quotation marks in a search?   When searching for a phrase or a name.  
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In LibreOffice, what does "wrapping" mean?   Placing the text on any side of an image.  
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What do libraries call novels with lots of graphics or images?   Graphic novels  
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What do you have to do to avoid plagiarism?   Give credit to the original creator.  
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Is a novel fiction or nonfiction?   Fiction  
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How do you make your passwords as secure as possible?   Use a mix of upper and lower case, numbers, punctuation, and words that are not obvious to others like your birthdate.  
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What is an autobiography?   Book about a person, written by that person.  
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Where are the call numbers located on a book?   on the spine  
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What is another name for a magazine?   periodical  
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In what order are fiction books shelved?   alphabetically by author's last name  
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When searching the card catalog for "The Hobbit" what   hobbit  
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Would folktales be found in the fiction section?   No  
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How does copyright protect an author?   No one can copy the author's work without permission.  
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Name two pieces of information you might find on the title page of a book?   Author, title, illustrator, publisher, copyright  
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Name 2 of the 4 ways you can search for a book in the card catalog.   title, author, subject, keyword  
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What does WWW stand for?   World Wide Web  
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What determines if a Web site appears at the top of the results list?   popularity, number of times search term appears, matching search terms, paid $  
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How can you tell if someone online is giving you true information about themselves?   You can't  
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True or false - When you delete and trash e-mails, they are gone forever.   False  
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What is a domain extension that indicates a school site?   .edu .k12  
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Which fiction book would come first on the shelf? All About Sam by Lois Lowry The Wish Giver by Bill Britain   The Wish Giver F BRI  
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When would you use quotation marks in a search online?   When searching for an exact phrase or a name.  
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True or false? Your user name should tell something about you.   False  
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What is the Invisible Web?   Part of the Internet that is not indexed by spiders so it does not show up on searches. The largest part of the Internet.  
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Name 2 search engines.   Google, Bing, Yahoo, Dogpile, Metasearch, AltaVista, HotBot, Webcrawler...  
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What is "netiquette"?   Good manners on the Internet  
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What is the purpose of a booktalk?   To get people to want to read the book  
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What type of sources do not have to be cited in a research paper?   Common knowledge Your own opinions, ideas and knowledge  
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Why is a meta search engine different from a regular search engine?   It searches multiple search engines at the same time  
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How does a search engine like Google find its results?   It sends out "spiders' or "bots" to index web pages and retrieve what you are searching for.  
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What is a phrase search?   A search using several words in quotation marks that must be matched exactly.  
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Name the 5 Ws of web page evaluation.   Who, what when where, why.  
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Name three purposes for creating a web site.   to inform or teach to sell items, make money to entertain to trick or hoax share info (social sites)  
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Why is it important to type a web address correctly?   You may not get the psge you wanted  
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What would be the keywords for a search for Civil War videos?   civil AND war AND video "civil war" AND video  
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True or false: Copyright begins when you register with the copyright and registration office.   False: it begins when you create an original item.  
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What is paraphrasing?   Re-arranging information and putting it in your own words.  
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True or false: Fair use laws allow you to copy and paste information into your essay.   False: you still must give credit to the creator.  
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is: A. an email address at Howard B. URL or Internet address C. Call number for books D. Host name   B. URL or Internet address.  
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