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1.
A(n) ______ is an electronic entry point into the holdings of a school’s or town’s library
e-resources.
2.
The ______ web contains information that general search engines often fail to find
because of licenses or fees.
3.
_______ is information presented in such a way as to deliberately provoke a desired
response.
4.
______ sources provide firsthand accounts or direct evidence of events.
5.
_______ sources provide analysis or commentary about phenomena not directly seen or
experienced by the originator of the source.
6.
Questions in an interview that encourage or force a particular response from the
interviewee are known as ______ questions.
7.
When conducting interviews, you should aim to create _______ questions that don’t lead
the interviewee to a desired response.
8.
Interview questions that are phrased to reinforce the interviewer’s agenda are known as
______ questions.
9.
Encyclopedias are examples of ______ works.
10.
A ________, a site containing journal-type entries, can be a useful source of information
about unfolding events and new trends and ideas, if the source is reputable.
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