A library search strategy will take you from
A)specific reference works to general reference works.
B)general reference works to specific reference works.
C)encyclopedias to almanacs.
D)encyclopedias to the Internet.

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Starting with general reference works (such as encyclopedias or dictionaries) allows the researcher to gain a basic understanding of the topic and to identify specific keywords or concepts to focus on. From there, specific reference works (such as specialized dictionaries or indexes) can be used to locate more detailed information.

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