Ecosystem Interactions Class Discussion Presentation in Blue Green Lined Styl...
Encyclopedias
1.
2. DEFINITION
Usually a set of books in reference
Includes a variety of topics and information about
people, places, and things
Gives a good summary of the topic
Answers questions: Who? What? Where? When?
How?
3. DEFINITION
People - famous, made a contribution
Examples: Presidents, Kings or Queens, explorers, scientists,
artists, inventors, composers
Usually not celebrities
Places -
Examples: rivers, lakes, mountains, cities, states, countries,
continents
Things - all other topics
Examples: animals, dinosaurs, drawing, events, government,
history, holidays, money, planets, plants, rocks, sports, science
4. TYPES
General
Example: World Book Encyclopedia
By Subject
Example:
8. ARRANGEMENT
Set of books in alphabetical order
Each book in the set is called a volume
Topics within each volume are in alphabetical
order
Guide words are at the top of each page
Index volume - alphabetical list of all topics in the
encyclopedia and what volume & pages
9. HELPFUL HINTS
If a subject has 2 parts, look up under the first part
North America would be under N for North
Pacific Ocean would be under P for Pacific
Look up a person under their last name
George Washington would be found under
Washington
King George would be found under George