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	Are You a WebWIZARD? TEST YOUR SKILLS! 1. The Web is the best place to find research information. True False 2. The Web is the fastest way to find research information. True False 3. There isn't a need to search anything other than my favorite search engine. True False 4. Most of the information available from the Libraries is also on the Web. True False 5. Anyone can make a Web page. True False 6. All search engines work the same. True False 7. You can always trust the accuracy of the information on the Web. True False 8. When citing a Web page in a list of works cited, you need to include the day the Web page was last updated and the day you accessed the Web page. True False 9. The most efficient way to search on the Web is to simply type in keywords or questions. True False 10. I must come to the Library to access the research databases and full text electronic materials provided by the Library. True False
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