Exam 3: Finding Specialty Information

Large gateways, called ____________________, create access to different segments of government information.

You navigate or browse a subject guide primarily by "____________________."

You are a reporter for your college newspaper and planning ahead for some columns for a weekly Internet column. The only questions you ever get are about one or two search engines and your experience tells you that few of your fellow students know anything about subject guides. You decide to make notes about what you would like to cover. Record the information you want to cover when you write about annotations.

Content on the Internet that is hidden from most search tools is called the deep web or the ____________________ web.

You are a reporter for your college newspaper and planning ahead for some columns for a weekly Internet column. The only questions you ever get are about one or two search engines and your experience tells you that few of your fellow students know anything about subject guides. You decide to make notes about what you would like to cover. Record the information you provide when you explain to your readers about online reference sources.

A search with federal and the name of the state or province usually finds the official home page in the first few results.

Subject guides focus your search toward more reliable or ____ resources.

Online reference sources are similar to their print counterparts on library shelves.

Subject guides are also referred to as ____.

Government ____________________ provide access to online information or to printed materials that you can purchase from government agencies or borrow from libraries.