This document discusses using wildcards in computer searches to get more results from a database. It provides examples of searches using wildcards like * to represent unknown letters, such as "doll*" returning results including "doll", "dolls", etc. The objective is to test if wildcards help get more search results. The method is to search a library database using terms with and without wildcards and record the number of matches in a bar graph to compare the results. It is hypothesized that search terms using wildcards will return more matches.