Practice - Macmillan/McGraw-Hill
Practice - Macmillan/McGraw-Hill
Practice - Macmillan/McGraw-Hill
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Name<br />
A hyperlink is an electronic connection within text on a Web page<br />
that provides direct access to other documents or information.<br />
A key word is a specific word that helps you find information.<br />
Look at the sample online encyclopedia entry. Then answer<br />
the questions.<br />
1. What are the hyperlinks on this page?<br />
<strong>Practice</strong><br />
Text Features:<br />
Hyperlinks and<br />
Key Words<br />
2. If you wanted to fi nd out about different cat breeds, where would you type<br />
this information? What key words would you use?<br />
3. If you wanted more information about different species, which hyperlink<br />
could you click on? How would you know?<br />
160<br />
BACK FORWARD STOP REFRESH HOME PRINT<br />
Address: http://www.example.com<br />
Home Browse Newsletters Favorites Search<br />
Living things that have parents that are quite different from each<br />
other are call hybrids. People sometimes breed hybrids because they<br />
may have more desirable traits than either of its parents. People often<br />
mate closely related living things on purpose. This process is called<br />
crossbreeding. A crossbreed is a product of mating individuals from<br />
two distinct breeds or varieties of the same species. Crossbreeding has<br />
given us new kinds of plants that resist disease, produce more food on<br />
the same area of land, and are more nutritious.<br />
Weslandia • Grade 5/Unit 5<br />
GO<br />
At Home: Use hyperlinks and keywords to research<br />
information about a specifi c hybrid. Write a paragraph about<br />
what you learned.<br />
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