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Prepared by Lucretia Turner Riverside Intermediate School

1.Which is the BEST place to find the meaning of the word Internet? A. an indexan index B. a magazinea magazine C. a dictionarya dictionary

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2. Which part of a book tells what a word means? A. glossaryglossary B. title pagetitle page C. table of contentstable of contents

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3.Which guide words could appear on the dictionary page containing the word cloud? A. cabin --- changecabin --- change B. circle ---- conecircle ---- cone C. can ---- clawcan ---- claw

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4.Which word would be found on a dictionary page that has the words give and goat? A. gems B. glove C. growing

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5.Where is the BEST place to look in your math book to find the meaning of the word subtract? A. index B. title page C. glossary

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6. Which do most people use to connect to the Internet? A. database database B. computercomputer C. videotapevideotape

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7.Which is the best place to look in your Social Studies book to find the meaning of the word habitat? A. atlas atlas B. glossaryglossary C. table of contentstable of contents

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8. Which word should come first on the dictionary page? Drip dark duck don’t A. darkdark B. dripdrip C. duckduck

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9.Which is the BEST resource to use to quickly find information about the foods zebras eat? A. an atlas an atlas B. a dictionarya dictionary C. an encyclopediaan encyclopedia

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10. Which would be the BEST to use to find places to visit in Atlanta? A. a databasea database B. writing softwarewriting software C. the World Wide Webthe World Wide Web

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11. Which encyclopedia volume should you look to learn about horses? A. I – La I – La B. Be – FBe – F C. Ga - HGa - H

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12. To look up the meaning of a word in your science book, you should use the: A. indexindex B. glossaryglossary C. table of contentstable of contents

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13. Which book could you borrow from the library to learn about wild animals? A. Zoo Friends Zoo Friends B. Caring for DogsCaring for Dogs C. Gerbils Make Great PetsGerbils Make Great Pets

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14. Which is the BEST place to find out the weather of the day? A.a dictionarya dictionary B.a newspapera newspaper C.an encyclopediaan encyclopedia

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15.Which is the BEST to use if you want to know the meaning of a word? A. a dictionarya dictionary B. a magazinea magazine C. an encyclopediaan encyclopedia

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16. Where is the BEST place in a book you are reading to find the author’s name? A. indexindex B. title pagetitle page C. table of contentstable of contents

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Cooking for Kids Illustrations by Emil Long A. Kids Kids B. Tiffany GriffinTiffany Griffin C. Emil LongEmil Long 17. Who drew the pictures in this book?

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Collecting Bugs Page Where to Find Bugs…………… 1 Labeling Your Bugs …………… 3 Displaying Your Collection……..6 Learning More About Bugs…… Which page should you read to learn about places to look for bugs? A.Page 1Page 1 B.Page 3Page 3 C.Page 9Page 9

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19. Read the title page below. what is the title of the book? The Shark in the Swimming Pool By Muriel Graves Westminster Press, Burlington, Vermont A. Muriel GravesMuriel Graves B. Westminster PressWestminster Press C. The Shark in the Swimming PoolThe Shark in the Swimming Pool

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