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almanac
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What reference source would pernounce arboreal?
Thesaurus
What reference source would be used to find a address?
A telephone book.
What reference source would you use to find what language amnesia comes from?
encyclopedia
Which reference source would be best to look up an antonym for the word awkward?
A Thesaurs
What reference source would you use to find an antonym for clever?
A thesaurus or a dictionary
What reference source would you use to find a picture of a galleon?
almanac
Would you see a galleon on the ocean or in the desert?
A galleon is a type of ship that would be seen in an ocean.
What reference source source would you use to find a synonym for length?
Roget's Thesaurus Roget's Thesaurus
What reference source would pernounce arboreal?
Thesaurus
How would a Galleon be powered?
Wind
Is a picture off Google pictures a primary or secondary source?
It depends what the picture is. If it's a picture of a painting in which the artist was there when whatever it was happened (example: a painting of the Battle of Yorktown in which the artist was there) it would be a primary source. If it was a picture where the person wasn't there (example: someone dressed up as George Washington) it would be a secondary source.
What kind of reference source would be the inventor of the steam engine?
ENCYCLOPEDIA
What reference source would be used to find a address?
A telephone book.
What reference source would you use to find the synonym to angry?
Wiki Answers, a dictionary, or a thesaurus. (thess OH russ)
How do you reference a reference within a reference?
To reference a reference within a reference, you would cite the original source you used, followed by "cited in" and then the secondary source where you found the information. Make sure to acknowledge both sources in your references list to maintain academic integrity.
What reference source would you use to find the routs of COLUMBUS?
A history textbook.
What reference source would you use to find info about the rings of Saturn?
in a almanac!
