Searching the Internet
Introduction
Search Tools
Planning and Conducting a Search
Scavenger Hunt
Glossary
Teaching Guide
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Choose a search tool below and complete the scavenger hunt. Remember to use some of the search methods you have learned.
1. What U.S. President was born in a town named Caldwell?
2. What are the two species of elephants?
3. Who played in the 1979 World Series?
4. From what place did the Ebola virus get its name?
5. What is the address of the Empire State Building?
6. What is North Carolina's state bird?
7. When did Dr. Seuss win the Pulitzer Prize?
8. Who invented the paper clip?
9. What was "Lady Bird" Johnson's maiden name?
10. What country had the largest recorded earthquake?
List of Search Tools
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To continue practicing and improving your searching skills, investigate some of the Scavenger Hunts listed below.
An
Internet Scavenger Hunt
Greek
Mythology Scavenger Hunt
Northside
High School Scavenger Hunts
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