Seize The Day!

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Congratulations! You have seized the day and nearly completed your unit for this term. Complete this quiz to see how your information literacy and research skills have improved.


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Questions and Answers
  • 1. 

    A good place to begin my research on significant Australian days would be:

    • A.

      Delicious

    • B.

      A book about Anzac Day

    • C.

      World Book Online

    • D.

      Google

    Correct Answer
    C. World Book Online
  • 2. 

    Wikipedia would be a good source to:

    • A.

      Make notes from and then summarise in my own words

    • B.

      Read as background information

    • C.

      Cut and paste information from

    • D.

      Add to my bibliography

    Correct Answer
    B. Read as background information
  • 3. 

    A search on the library catalogue for sorry day returns no results. Which of the following terms would be most likely to return results?

    • A.

      Reconciliation

    • B.

      Aboriginal peoples

    • C.

      Stolen generations

    • D.

      All of the above

    Correct Answer
    D. All of the above
  • 4. 

    What is the best way to access World Book Online?

    • A.

      Southern Portal - Library 7-12 - Online Resources - Search Engines

    • B.

      Google - World Book Online

    • C.

      Southern Portal - Library 7-12 - Online Resources - Subscription databases

    • D.

      Southern Portal - Library 7-12 - Student Guides

    Correct Answer
    C. Southern Portal - Library 7-12 - Online Resources - Subscription databases
  • 5. 

    Open Internet Explorer in a new window and access World Book Online. Open the article called World War II and read the first paragraph. What do you think is the main point in this paragraph?

    • A.

      World War II started the nuclear age.

    • B.

      World War II was the most destructive of all wars.

    • C.

      After World War II, Europe was no longer the centre of world power.

    • D.

      World War II caused the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union.

    Correct Answer
    B. World War II was the most destructive of all wars.
  • 6. 

    In which main section would I find information on the Gallipoli campaign?

    • A.

      The war on other fronts

    • B.

      The deadlock on the Western Front

    • C.

      Beginning of the war

    • D.

      The final stage

    Correct Answer
    A. The war on other fronts
  • 7. 

    Open delicious on the Southern Portal. Which tag bundle would I open to find tags relating to World War 1?

    • A.

      Global isues

    • B.

      Reference

    • C.

      SOSE

    • D.

      Religion

    Correct Answer
    C. SOSE
  • 8. 

    Click on the World War 1 tag and open the BBC - History - World War 1 website. Scan the home page. In which section would I find primary sources?

    • A.

      The trenches - virtual tours

    • B.

      Descent into war

    • C.

      Debates

    • D.

      The human experience

    Correct Answer
    D. The human experience
  • 9. 

    You are reading a book called World War II and looking for information on rationing. Would you be most likely to find it in the:

    • A.

      Contents

    • B.

      Index

    • C.

      Glossary

    • D.

      Index and glossary

    Correct Answer
    D. Index and glossary
  • 10. 

    You have used a book called World War II by Robert Hillman. It was published by Echidna Books in Port Melbourne in 2001. The correct citation for the book is: 

    • A.

      Hillman, Robert, 2001, World War II, Echidna Books, Port Melbourne.

    • B.

      World War II by Robert Hillman, 2001, Echidna Books, Port Melbourne

    • C.

      Hillman, Robert, World War II, 2001, Echidna Books, Port Melbourne

    • D.

      Hillman, Robert, 2001, World War II, Port Melbourne

    Correct Answer
    A. Hillman, Robert, 2001, World War II, Echidna Books, Port Melbourne.

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