Research Skills- Review

What should you NEVER type in a search bar?

• words not in the question

• key words

• one word

• a question

I want someone to install a light in my driveway. What should I type in my search bar.

• installing light

• lights in Union, Mo

• Union, MO electrician

• Lowe's lights

I want to buy a new vehicle that will fit more than 5 people. What should I type in the search bar?

• new vehicles

• What car has more than 5 seats?

• SUV Union, MO

• I want to buy a van.

I want to have a party but don't want to schedule it on the same day as a home football game. What should I search?

• Union Middle School football schedule

• UMS schedule

• football schedule for the union middle school in Union, Missouri

• "football party"

I want to know what the new entrance to the STL Arch looks like. What words and filters should I use? (The filters are put in parentheses.)

• Arch (maps fitler)

• STL Arch (images)

• St. Louis Arch (news)

• Gateway arch (books)

If I do NOT find the results I'm looking for in the first few natural results, what is the fastest way to solve the problem?

• open a new page and start over

• look through the next 2 pages of search results

• click in the search bar and change the words

• click on an article and find why the results are not good

What would I probably find at the following link: https://www.petsmart.com/dog/food/dry-food/

• information for buying a dog

• options for buying dry dog food

• options for buying dry food

• Petsmart's mission and vision

Where do I find the name Jeff Galloway?

• Title

• Web Address

• Snippet

• Title and Web Address

If I am checking the credibility of a source, which of the following would NOT be helpful?

• comparing with other websites

• comparing with what I already know

• comparing with what my neighbor found

• comparing with a book

What kind of tone is used in the following passage? "I can't believe she is doing that. She is the worst person in the world." (Talking about your best friend."

• sarcastic

• serious

• biased

• unbiased