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My search was rainforest and I got to know how good is the rainforest for the environment and health and I also learned it is home to so many endangered species and flowers.

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(Prachi, Jiya, Maadhav and Viviane)

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The first tabe showed the basic information about the forest etc. Though, when I was more specific with my search in the second tab i was able to get the results I wanted.

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there were so many animal but they are all gone because of the waste and hunter and some time the house is getting destroy and many animal in 2021

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Without quotations:
Without quotations, the results are hilarious. You get literally cats raining and dogs raining down.......also for some reason you get cats and dogs raining, in norse mythology

With quotations:
With quotations, the results are more specific. We get the idiom: Raining cats and dogs" With the quotations, it makes the phrase fake, or not to believe literally

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students to try two different searches where one phrase is in quotation marks and the other is not. For example, Origin of “raining cats and dogs” and Origin of raining cats and dogs.

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The first tab showed the information about the forest itself whereas the second tab showed information about the endangered flora and fauna.

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When I searched about "Rainforests" I got the answers and details about rainforests. When I searched about "Animals in Amazon rainforests" I got a list of the animals there. It shows that every word while researching matters as, there meaning is not the same. One word can change the meaning of the whole research question.

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When I searched "Amazon Rainforest", I got the history of the Amazon Rainforest, but when I searched "endangered animals in the amazon rainforest"

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When I searched for something using only one keyword and the word being rainforest- When I searched up about rain forests I found websites that told me what rainforests are

Endangered animals in rainforests- When I searched about endangered animals in the rainforest I found out the different animal species that are endangered in the rainforest and different measures we can take to help save them

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students to think of something they’re curious about, (e.g. What endangered animals live in the Amazon Rainforest?). Open Google in two tabs. In one search, type in one or two keywords (e.g. Amazon Rainforest). In the other search type in multiple relevant keywords (e.g. endangered animals Amazon rainforest). Compare the results.

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students to think of something they’re curious about, (e.g. What endangered animals live in the Amazon Rainforest?). Open Google in two tabs. In one search, type in one or two keywords (e.g. Amazon Rainforest). In the other search type in multiple relevant keywords (e.g. endangered animals Amazon rainforest). Compare the results.

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in first tab it showed me full search  like ANIMAL AND RIVERS AND INSECTS and mountains and in second tab it showed me only rivers  and and how many types of animals are there

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Task 1
When I typed amazon rainforest in the first tab I got a Wikipedia site of amazon rainforests and many more sites.
When I searched endangered animals amazon rainforest  I got the list of amazon rainforest animals that are endangered. For example Lazy bear and etc.

Task 2
When I searched Origin of raining cats and dogs the results I got were that the definition and where the phrase came from was there.
When I searched " Origin of raining cats and dogs" the time period of when this phrase was discovered came.

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The endangered animals in the amazon rainforest are :-
1) GIANT OTTERS
2) JAGUAR
3) COMMON SPIDER MONKEY
4) LAZY BEAR
5) BRUMBACKS NIGHTS MONKEY
When I searched for the some key words
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The first tab had overall information about Amazon rainforest, like the location, recent new, etc. Since google search searches based on key-words, the second search was far more specific than the previous search.

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the difference between both was that the first one (Amazon rainforest) gave all results about amazon rainforest. the second search(endangered animals amazon rainforest) gave results only about the endangered animals that are in the amazon rainforest

there was no difference in search results if I wrote raining cats and dogs with or without quotations.

research cycle-upkirat and saaid
1. choose a topic
2. choose keywords
3. make a short phrase with keywords
4. search in google and if you don't get the required results change keywords or the phrase

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In the first tab there was basic information about Amazon rainforest like the location, and The Amazon rainforest, covering much of northwestern Brazil and extending into Colombia, Peru and other South American countries, is the world’s largest tropical rainforest.

In the second tab there was information about the animals endangered it will show how animals in Amazon Rainforest are facing death like- due to deforestation, habitat destruction, climate change, and hunting, many species are endangered.

In my second research question both the results were same.

RESEARCH CYCLE
STEPS-

o   Choose your topic

o   Choose same specific keywords

o   Try find those in primary resources

o   Then do secondary research

o   Search in google

o   Now write down the results.

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One key word: When I typed, "Amazon Rainforest", then you only get the location of the amazon rainforest and what it is. I got a variety of websites, and they were all random, but about the amazon rainforest.

Multiple Keywords: When I typed multiple key words such as: Amazon rainforest, endangered species, I got specific websites for endangered species in the amazon forest. I also got a list of the animals. It is more specific.