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Master Your Research Skills

Take this quiz to test and enhance your knowledge about research sources and strategies! Understand the differences between primary, secondary, and tertiary sources, and learn how to effectively use library databases.

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A library database collects information from publications like newspapers, journals, and reference books.

True

False

Examples of a primary source

First-hand analyses such as interpretations, evaluations, and commentaries.

autobiographies, letters, and diaries.

Indexes, databases, and bibliographies.

Examples of a secondary source

First-hand analyses such as interpretations, evaluations, and commentaries

Autobiographies, letters, and diaries.

Indexes, databases, and bibliographies.

Examples of a tertiary source

First-hand analyses such as interpretations, evaluations, and commentaries

Autobiographies, letters, and diaries.

Indexes, databases, and bibliographies.

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