Code.org: Unit 2 - Lesson 16: Sources and Research Quiz

What is the main goal of Lesson 16: Sources and Research?

• To learn how to code a website

• To understand how search engines work

• To find relevant and trustworthy information online

• To create a social media profile

Which activity is included in the agenda for Lesson 16?

• Internet Scavenger Hunt

• Math Quiz

• Science Experiment

• Art Project

What is one of the objectives of the lesson?

• To learn a new language

• To identify elements that contribute to a website's trustworthiness

• To build a computer

• To write a novel

What should students be able to do by the end of the lesson?

• Create a video game

• Determine which websites are more trustworthy

• Design a fashion line

• Cook a new recipe

What is the purpose of the Internet Scavenger Hunt activity?

• To find as much information as possible

• To answer every question on the list

• To find as much accurate information as possible

• To work individually

What does the term "relevant" mean in the vocabulary section?

• Unrelated to a topic

• Closely connected to a topic

• Difficult to understand

• Easy to ignore

What is a "search engine" according to the vocabulary section?

• A tool for creating websites

• A program that searches items on the World Wide Web

• A device for storing data

• A method for organizing files

What does "trustworthy" mean in the vocabulary section?

• Unreliable and dishonest

• Reliable, honest, and truthful

• Uncertain and vague

• Complicated and confusing

What does the term "relevant" mean in the context of search engines?

• Closely connected to the topic

• Reliable and honest

• A program that searches the web

• Difficult to understand

Which of the following best describes a "trustworthy" site?

• A site with many ads

• A site with clear contact information

• A site with no sources cited

• A site with outdated information