Secondary Sources

 A document or recording that gives information from the primary source.

• Primary Sources

• Secondary Sources

• Propaganda

• Report

What are the examples for Secondary sources?

• Reference materials, nonfiction books, biographies, nonprint materials, almanacs, atlases, gazetteers, special references

• Radio, T. V Commercial, Broadcast

• Ebooks, vlogs, Blogs, Podcasts,

• Stationary, Phot albums

Fishbone Diagram is a graphic organizer that you may use in organizing information from secondary sources that shows?

• alphabet

• category

• time

• location

An index is an example of a _______ that you may use in organizing information from secondary sources.

• alphabet

• time

• location

• category

This type is used to group similar characteristics such as color, size, usage, brand, texture, materials, gender, age, model, price, content, and nature.

• alphabet

• time

• category

• hierarchy

______are used to indicate the ranks as to heaviest to lightest, smallest to biggest.

• time

• alphabet

• category

• hierarchy

Organize the following verbs from the selection in

alphabetical order.

run

hop

swim

leap

dance

• dance

  run

  hop

  leap

  swim

• run

  hop

  swim

  leap

  dance

• dance

  hop

  leap

  run

  swim

• dance

  leap

  hop

  run

  swim

Organize information by showing a visual depiction of physical space. You may use diagrams, analogs graphic representations, and maps to organize locations.

• alphabet

• location

• category

• time

Refers to the spreading of information, ideas, or rumor that is meant to make people accept them. 

• Biases

• Propaganda

• Opinion

• Bandwagon

You are encouraged to use a product because it is what “FOLKS AT HOME” are using.

• Bandwagon

• Plain Folks

• Testimonials

• Name Calling