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Backward button
2. Forward button
3. Web address
4. Add New tab
5. bar Search
6. Address bar
7. A link
8. Minimizebutton
9. Maximize button
10. Close
 ADDRESSS BAR
MAXIMIZE
WEB ADDRESS BUTTON
ADD NEW TAB
MINIMIZE
FORWARD BUTTON BUTTON
A LINK
BACKWARD BUTTON CLOSE

BAR
SEARCH
• web address (URL) • backward button • address bar • search bar
• close button • minimize button • add new tab
• maximize button • a link • forward button
LIBRARY vs SEARCH ENGINE
VENN DIAGRAM
LIBRARY SEARCH ENGINE
A search engine is a website through which users can search
internet content.
To do this, users enter the desired search term into the search field.

The search engine then looks through its index for relevant websites
and displays them in the form of a list.

The search engine’s internal evaluation algorithm determines which

position a website will get in the search results.

:Google, Bing and Yahoo are examples of popular search engines.

You may type in any of the address on the URL bar of your
web browser (Google Chrome, Safari or Mozilla Firefox)
and key in any words or phrases to look for information.
Where in the World
Use any search engine to find out where each of the landmarks
below can be found in the world. Identify the country where the
landmark is located and write your answers in the space provided.
Brainy Webquest
Materials needed: 1. Laptop/Computer/Smartphone 2. Internet browser
Follow the steps below for the search activity:
1. Go to http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/anatomy/brain/index.shtml and read the information
there to help you answer these questions about the brain.
a) What are the three main parts of the brain?
b) How much oxygen and blood flow does the brain receive?
c) What is the size of an adult brain?
d) The brain and the ___________ make up the CNS or the ___________________.
e) What is the function of the CNS?
2. Now type in this address and record the definitions for the lobes of the brain.
http://www.waiting.com/brainanatomy.html
a) Frontal lobe
b) Temporal lobe
c) Occipital lobe
d) Parietal lobe
Skeletal System Webquest
Follow the following activity:
1. Type in this address to get to your webquest site:
https://www.factmonster.com/dk/encyclopedia/science/skeletal-system
2. Go to the Your Skeleton System Site and use the information you find there to answer
these questions.
a) Why is the skeletal system important? Give at least three reasons.
____________________________________________________________________________
_
b) How many bones does the human body have?
____________________________________________________________________________
_c) Name the longest and shortest bone in the human body. State where they are found.
____________________________________________________________________________
_d) How do bones move?
____________________________________________________________________________
_
You are now ready to use the search engines to look for different information.
With that, you are now ready to answer your final task.
A. Using any search engine, answer the following questions. Include the
website or author:
1. Who wrote the first opera?__________________________________
Source: _________________________________________________
2. What is utopia?__________________________________________________
Source: ________________________________________________
3. What was the first bank in the Philippines?_________________________
Source: __________________________________________________
4. What was the first skyscraper?_________________________________
Source: _______________________________________________
5. What is the smallest bird in the world?__________________________
Source: _____________________________________________
 How to research with a search engine?
Figure out what you need to know
It helps to start out by writing down everything you already know about your topic and what you
think you may need to know for your report. If you don’t know anything about your topic, you
can also try an encyclopedia website like “Encyclopedia Britannica,” or talk to a librarian or your
teacher.
Combine keywords to focus your search
If you just search for “George Washington,” you will find lots of information that might not
necessary for your report. Use several keywords inside quotation marks” to focus your research
results and use what you learn on one site to help you focus your next search.
Double-check your information
Look for sites that list their references and source materials, which will explain where the author
found the information. Always double-check the information you find on the Internet against an
offline trusted resource to make sure it is correct. Do not be fooled by Ms Information.
Bookmark reliable sites
When you find a site that is a good resource, add it to your web browser favorites or bookmarks
so you can find it again easily. You never know when you until need it again, and sites you know
to bereliable are a great place to start when researching a new topic.
 City Challenge
Using the search engine, search about the city you want to see. Record all the interesting information you find
and write it on the space provided below.

City Fact File

Facts about ____________________ City (e.g. New York City, Baguio City)
Country: ________________________________________________________________________
Population: ______________________________________________________________________
Currency: _______________________________________________________________________
Language: _______________________________________________________________________
Someone famous from that city: __________________________________________________
A famous landmark from that city: _______________________________________________
A picture of a famous landmark
Other facts about that city:
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
_____
NEWSPAPER__1. A paper that is printed and distributed usually daily or weekly and
that contains news, articles of opinion, features, and advertising.
JOURNALS_2. A daily record of news and events of a personal nature; a diary.
POSTER___3. A large printed picture used for decoration.
BANNER__4. A placard or sign carried in a procession or demonstration.
NEWSLETTER_5. A bulletin issued periodically to the members of a society, business,
or organization.
MAGAZINE 6. A periodical publication containing articles and illustrations, typically
covering a particular subject or area of interest.
BILLBOARD___7. These include text and graphics―mostly as a combination―so as to
make it more appealing.
BOOKS _8. A collection of many printed pages, which are later bound together.
BROCHURE__9. A kind of booklet that contains the details of the company, or
organization.
BILLBOARD 10. This should always be crisp and eye-catching so that it attracts
people’s attention.
#Newspaper #Brochure #Journals #Magazines #Poster #Newsletter #Billboards #Books #Banner #flyer

__________1. A paper that is printed and distributed usually daily or weekly and that contains
news, articles of opinion, features, and advertising.
__________2. A daily record of news and events of a personal nature; a diary.
__________3. A large printed picture used for decoration.
__________4. A placard or sign carried in a procession or demonstration.
__________5. A bulletin issued periodically to the members of a society, business, or
organization.
_________ 6. A periodical publication containing articles and illustrations, typically covering a
particular subject or area of interest.
__________7. These include text and graphics―mostly as a combination―so as to make it
more appealing.
__________8. A collection of many printed pages, which are later bound together.
__________9. A kind of booklet that contains the details of the company, or organization.
_________ 10. This should always be crisp and eye-catching so that it attracts people’s
attention.
Here’s how you can easily get information from a newspaper:
1. Look at the picture! Most newspaper articles come with a picture that relates
to the story. Pictures are rich sources of information, for example if the article is
about the discovery of some dinosaur bones the writer might add a diagram of a
human standing next to the dinosaur to show you how big the dinosaur was. This
is called scale.
2. The first two sentences of the article are normally a summary of the entire
article. This means that you can decide whether or not you want to read it very
quickly. If it doesn’t interest you, then move to another article.
3. Articles normally contain foreground and background information.
Foreground information is more specific, more in depth, and tends to be the most
current information.
Let us see How to Speed Read a Magazine through this simple steps.

A. Step #1 – Read the First and Last Paragraph. In well written material, the first
paragraph is usually an introduction to what you are about to read in the
article.

B. Step #2 – Read the First Sentence of Every Paragraph. Do this to familiarize

yourself with the main ideas in an article.

C. Step #3 – Read the Entire Article. Think about the last two steps you did. You
read the first and last paragraph, and then the first sentence of every
paragraph.
Let’s Go! Using this travel brochure, invite your friends and relatives to visit our very
own “Crown City of the South”, Koronadal City, Philippines for their Summer Vacation.
Examine how this brochure be of help to them by answering the questions below.

This brochure is about

________________________________________________________________
The place being advertised is
________________________________________________________________
They can contact the place through
________________________________________________________________
They should be excited to go to that place because
____________________________________________________________
They will enjoy and feel relax when they will be here because
_____________________________________________________________
What did I say? List down at least three (3) important
information/messages these images tell about. Your answers will be written
in a separate paper.
BANNER POSTER

__________________________________________
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
What did I say? List down at least three (3) important
information/messages these images tell about. Your answers will be written
in a separate paper.
NEWSLETTER BILLBOARD

__________________________________________
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
__________________________________________
• web address (URL) • backward button • address bar • search bar
• close button • minimize button • add new tab
• maximize button • a link • forward button
_______11. Print media are traditional mass media
published on paper.
_______12. The first step to easily get information
from anewspaper is through looking at the picture.
_______13. Non print media are published in
online platform.
_______14. Non print media are more convenient
and faster to use than print media.
_______15. Print media are environmentally
friendly.
a.Newspaper b. Books c. Banner
d. Journals e. Brochure f. Poster
______16. A paper that is printed and distributed usually daily or weekly
and that contains news, articles of opinion, features, and advertising.
_____17. A daily record of news and events of a personal nature; a diary.
_____18. A collection of many printed pages, which are later bound
together.
_____19. A placard or sign carried in a procession or demonstration
_____20. These include text and graphics―mostly as a combination―so
as to make it more appealing.
 Write PM on the space provided before each item if it is an example of
Print media and NPM if it is an example of Non print media.
_______21. 18 Police Officer died in an operation
_______22. Blaze and the Monster Machine
_______23. Lazada
_______24. A Gentle Reminder by Bianca Sparacino
_______25. Family Feud
_______26. International Journals
_______27. PLACE AD HERE
_______28. Healing Galing
_______29. Star News
_______30. Seafood Restaurant Take-Out (includes address and contact
information)
_____31. Which one of the following is a search engine?
a. Google b. Netscape c. Macromedia Flash d. Librarians’ Index to
the Internet
_____32. Which of the following is a TRUE statement?
a.Web sources must be cited in your report. You are not free to plagiarize.
b.You are free to copy information you find and include it in a report.
c.You do not have to cite the Web sources you use in your research report.
d.You should never consult Web sources when you are doing a research
report.
_____33. What is a URL?
a.a type of UFO
b.a computer software program
c.an acronym for Uniform Resource Locator
_____34. Why are search engines important?
a.They sort through information; kind of like a library card catalog.
b.Makes it easier to find information rather than linking to it yourself.
c.You can narrow your search down to the exact information you need with
a search engine.
d.All of the above.
______35. Which of the following is a TRUE statement about the Internet
and the library?
a.close after hours.
b.provide up-to-the-minute news.
c.provide access to newspapers, magazines, and journals.
d.have an expert librarian or specialist to answer your questions.
DIRECTIONS: Read and internalize the questions below. Choose only 1
question to answer. Be creative in accomplishing the task and be guided by
the rubric below. Write your answer on the space provided.

CATEGORY 3 2
Content/Relevance The article is related to the topic.
The article is not related to the
topic.
Grammar and There are no errors in grammar or There are serious errors that
Mechanics punctuation. interfere with the reader's
understanding of the article.
1. If you had your own TV show what would you show on it? Give
a particular title of your TV show. What could be this show all
about? Advertise the show in 3-5 sentences.
2. If you had your own radio station what kind of music would you
play? How would you be as a DJ? Try making your lines in here.
EXAMPLE for TV SHOW

“Experience the laughter, joy, and

heartwarming moments with
“Magandang Buhay Show”-where
every episode is a celebrtion of
possitivity and entertainment
EXAMPLE for RADIO STATION

“Turn up the beat and feel the

rhythm! Join us on a musical journey
with the hottest tracks and
electrifying mixes, as we spins the
tunes that make you move.”