Use Keywords to Search

I know that using only the keyword lion would give me too many results, since it is such a broad term. I need to add at least one more keyword to produce fewer results. I’ll try a few combinations and see what happens.

I know where lions live is called a habitat. I'll try typing in lion and habitat. When I type these keywords in, I get over a million results, including the National Zoo and National Geographic, both reputable organizations.

I notice I get some better results today. It looks like using the terms "habitat" and "lion" gave me better results than just typing in the question. As you continue your research, think about the best possible terms to type into the search bar so you can get the best results. Also, try a few different combinations of words.

Imagine that you have been asked to write a story about surviving an encounter with a wild animal. One of your guiding research questions is: Where can this animal be found in the wild? Read and take notes from two or more sources to answer this question. List the sources of your information.

With your prompt in mind, create a powerpoint with a new slide for each source you find. Include information in that you gathered from the source.