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Identify the different primary and secondary sources of information.

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A long, written work, usually bound and published as a single volume, covering one subject (fiction or nonfiction) in depth.

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A comprehensive set of books or digital entries containing information on all branches of knowledge, or a specific field, organized alphabetically.

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A thin, periodical publication (usually weekly or monthly) containing articles, stories, and images, often focused on general interest or specific hobbies/topics.

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A scholarly or academic periodical published regularly (often quarterly) that contains highly specialized and peer-reviewed research articles written by experts.

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A daily or weekly printed publication containing news, features, advertisements, and opinions, primarily focused on current events.

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A formal conversation where one person asks questions of another, usually to gather information, news, or a personal perspective for publication.

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An information space accessible via the Internet, consisting of billions of documents and resources identified by URLs and interconnected by hyperlinks.

     
  
  
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A short, non-fiction piece of writing that is part of a larger publication (like a newspaper, magazine, journal, or website), focused on a single topic.

 
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