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100 200 400 300 400 Reference Books Internet Lingo Parts of a book Grab bag 300 200 400 200 100 500 100
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Row 1, Col 1 This is where I would look to find the meaning of a word. Dictionary
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1,2 What does www stand for? World Wide Web
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1,3 What is the word for when the book was published? Copyright
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1,4 What is the computer program called that you use to find a book at Stripling? Media Catalog or Destiny Quest
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2,1 My teacher said I used the word “awesome”too many times in my paper. What book can I use to find a synonym for the word? Thesaurus
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2,2 What is an example of a search engine? Google, Yahoo, Yahooligans
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2,3 What is the name of the page that has the title, author, and publisher? Title Page
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2,4 We have encyclopedias in the Reference section of the library. Where else can you find encyclopedias? (Hint: it’s not in book form) Internet
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3,1 I want to find a map of Puerto Rico. What type of book should I use? An atlas
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3,2 When I find something on the Internet, I know it’s always good information. True or False? False
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3,3 What does the glossary have in it? It’s in the back of the book and has an alphabetical list of some of the words in the book with their definitions.
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3,4 What is an antonym? It’s the opposite of a word
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4,1 I need to do a report on the Civil War. What is the name of the set of reference books I will use? Encyclopedia
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4,2 Why can’t you copy and paste written information from the Internet into your report? That would be plagiarism
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4,3 What is another word for the company that makes the book? Publisher
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4,4 If the media catalog tells you a book’s address is 791.43 ALE what section of the library do you go to? Non-fiction
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5,1 I need to find a list of birthstones. What type of book can I use to look up lists? Almanac
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5,2 What are some ways that you can tell if an Internet site is a good one to use for a school report? Look for when it was updated, look to see who created the web site, check for ads (a lot of these is usually not a good sign), see if the photos look real, check to see what links it takes you to.
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5,3 This is in the back of the book, is alphabetical, and gives page numbers for certain subjects. Index
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5,4 What is another name for an Internet address? (If a student gets this correct on their own, I will give him/her a free book) URL (uniform resource locator)
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