WorksheetsLibrary Services Scavenger Hunt
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 13mins
You are wanting to find images on the Suffrage (women gaining the right to vote) Movement. Go the tool that would best allow you to find the images. Type in "Suffrage Movement". What is the name of the first image from your search?
Suffragist Lucy Stone
Women's SUFFRAGE CARTOON
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
SUSAN B. ANTHONY (1820-1906)
You have recently heard about a resource called the 1619 Project. You have heard positive and negative comments, but you want to check it out for yourself. This would be considered a current event. Identify the resource you would use. Type in the search bar "1619 Project". What is the title of the second article that you would find? [Note: if you cannot gain access through the MISD Portal, you can go newsela.com and sign in using your MISD Google account.] The answer is case sensitive.
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You are interested in helping your students prepare for the SAT exam. You want to direct them to a free resource. Where would you send them?
EBSCO eBooks
Gale Datafile News
Learn 360
Learning Express Library
You have wanted to travel the world all of your life, but trying to visit all the exotic locations in the world would be expensive. There is a database, that will help you get a little closer to understanding the people in other places in the world. Select that resource, select world edition, select Oceania. Using the overview information, which three regions make up this area?
Micronesia
Melanesia
Polynesia
British Islands
You want to show a short video clip about the industrial revolution. Which resource would you use to find the clip?
Learn 360
Britannica ImageQuest
Gale Professional Collection
Discover Education
You are searching for information on the space exploration. You did a simple search using the term "race to the moon" and this is what your search yielded. Which resource did you select?
NEWSELA
Infobase Ancient & Medieval World History
Infobase Modern World History
ABC-CLIO World Geography
You want to present different sides of a topic to your students. You have been told to use Gale Opposing Views [Library: Gen. Research]. On the home page, explore the topic "Activism". View the article. Which of the following is the first Main Idea listed?
Twenty-first-century movements like Black Lives Matter, Extinction Rebellion, and #MeToo look to build on the achievements and avoid the mistakes of their predecessors, using new methods enabled by the internet and digital technologies.
While much activism focuses on protecting individual or group rights, some activist organizations work to limit the rights of certain people and groups for ideological or discriminatory reasons.
Activism is purposeful action, carried out in the interests of a specific cause, that intends to achieve change. Activists draw on a wide range of strategies, including civil disobedience, protests, marches, boycotts, and political advocacy.
Some activists and groups embrace more extreme or violent strategies, believing such actions are necessary to bring about meaningful social or political change. Examples include armed uprisings, hacktivism, and terrorism.
You are exploring the Britannica School High Resource. You want to find biographical information about an influential person in history. Go to Browse, fill in ERA ("1900-present"), NATIONAL/CULTURAL ASSOCIATION ("American"), and KNOWN FOR ("government"). What is the 5th person of your search?
Samuel Alito, Jr.
Nelson Aldrich
Spiro Agnew
Madeline Albright
