an investigation to answer questions and discover new knowledge

• investigative search

• research

• googling

When we research, we first must look for

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You can get information from different ________, which is the way information is delivered.

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A question that maps out exactly what you want to research is called a _______ question.

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A good research question should be

• very broad to include everything you can research

• a bit broad and then focused

• focused enough to result in a clear answer

• well thought out, like your best question ever.

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Literary sources include

• radio programs and podcasts

• plays, poems

• novels and short stories

• blogs and websites

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nonfiction sources include

• t.v and movies

• newspapers, radio programs and podcasts

• video presentations

• dictionaries, encyclopedias, magazines

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T/F

credible means reliable on occasion

• true

• false

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Even if a source is credible, you should use multiple sources because

• yo mamma said so

• using one source would be like “man-looking” for something

• one may not give all their is to know, but multiple get the whole picture of what you are researching

• your research paper will be meh

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even if you paraphrase someone else’s idea it is still plagiarism

• not if you came up with the idea at the same time

• true unless you cite the source, or make a reference to the source by citation.

• false if the source gives you permission to use their idea

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