6. 1. ____________________ refers to the ability
to identify what information is
needed, understand how the information is
organized, identify the best sources of
information, locate those sources, evaluate
the sources critically, and 2. ____________
the information.
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14. 6. Publications which are neither scholarly
nor popular sources, though sometimes
are combination of both, allow
practitioners in specific industries to
share market and production information
that improves their business.
A. Popular
B. Trade
C. Scholarly
18. 8. These are the unedited, firsthand acess
to words, images, or objects created by
persons directly involved in an activity
or event or speaking directly for a
group.
20. 9. These are sources which analyzed,
compiled and digest secondary sources
included mostly in abstracts,
bibliographies, handbooks,
encyclopedias, etc.