The document discusses different Boolean connectors that can be used in searches, including "or", "and", and "not". It also mentions searching with quotation marks and provides tips for paraphrasing sources, such as changing sentence structure and synonyms while keeping key words and attributing the original author. The document provides information on how Boolean connectors can expand or limit search results and gives advice for properly paraphrasing other works.

1. Researched
Argument
Modern Day “Witch-Hunt”
AP CA III

2. Boolean Connectors
 Or – will increase results
because either word can
appear in the article
 And – will limit results
because both words must
appear in an article
 Not – will limit results
because it takes away a
keyword

3. Basic Search

4. Basic Search using “”

5. Advanced Search using Or

6. Advanced Search using And

7. Advanced Search using Not

8. Final Search??

9. Hysteria!!

10. Note Cards

11. Note Card Completed

12. Paraphrasing
 When you have text  Reread the original passage until you
understand its full meaning.
that you need to
paraphrase, consider  Change the sentence structure.
these tips:
 Do not use more than three words of the source
material in a row.
 Use synonyms. A synonym is a word that means
approximately the same thing as another word.
 Use key words from the original. While you need
to paraphrase in your words, you cannot, and
need not, substitute a different word for every
word in the original.
 Attribute the author and the page number
directly after the paraphrased text.

13. Paraphrasing
 Taking someone The Do Not’s
else’s information 1. Do not just choose a few words
or original thoughts
to change!
and putting it in
your own words. 2. Do not look at the original quote
 When you have text as you try to paraphrase it!
that you need to
paraphrase, consider
these tips: