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It selects subject to investigate, collect probable sources of info., examine the genuineness & extract credible sources
Historical Analysis
Historical method
History
Historical sources
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It examines the origin of the text to appreciate the underlying circumstances upon which text came to be.
Redaction Criticism
Deplomatic criticism
Historical Criticism
Form Criticism
3
It should determine the origin of the material, its authors, and the sources of information used.
Critic
Weigh of the testimony
External Criticism
none of the above
4
It refers to the interpretation of the bible and related methodologies
Canonical Criticism
Historical Method
Method of analysis
Analysis
5
It is written in praise of the subject`s worth and achievements.
novel or film
newspaper
personal narrative
biography
6
Archeological and anthropological are only small parts discovered from the total past.
False
True
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The Greek philosopher Aristotle stated the history as
Conducting a process of scientific investigation
Systematic sets of phenomena
All of the above
A chronological arrange ment to the account
8
History refers to account of phenomena
False
True
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Chronicles or tracts presented in narrative form
Narrative or literature
None of the above
Diplomatic source
Social document
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History is derived from the greek word "historia" means
Learning by inquiry
Historio
Highlight events
Chronological events
11
Differentiates those legal documents used by public authorities
Scholar
Diplomatic sources
Social document
Legal document
12
It is plain and basic information of the even take place
Speculative History
Factual History
None of the above
Sources
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An important element of historical method reconstruct as much as the past of mankind tell story far from the past occur
History analysis
Synthesis
Historical criticism
Analysis
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It refers to events or the dating of a document when the alleged writer could not possibly have been at the place design
Alibi
Anochronistic criticism
Authenticity
Anachronistic references
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The process of critically, examining and analyzing the records and survivals of the past.
Speculative Method
Historical Method
Historiography
Historical analysis
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The imaginative reconstruction of the past data define by that process
Archeology
None of the above
Historiography
Biography
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Study of fossils from the traces of the perished a past
Biologist
Geologist and paleo-zoologist
None of the above
Chronologist
18
It provides evidence about the existence of an event
Historical data
Evidences
Diplomatic source
The source
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It can be examined from other genuine sources having the same object or written during the same period.
source criticism
Authenticity of the data
Authenticity of the material
Historical data
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It goes beyond the facts and it is concerned about the reasons for which events happened.
Speculative History
Historical Method
None of the above
Verismilitude
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Who defines, that Historical criticism examines the origin of the text.
Aristotle
Soulen
Rene Discarte
Suolen
22
It is a reformation that gained popular recognition in the 19th and 20th-century centuries
Birth of Christianity in the Philippines
Catholicism
Protestant
Religion
23
Higher criticism deals with more important matters than the external form
Strongly agree
Strongly disagree
Disagree
Agree
24
In historical criticism, it determined the authenticity of the material or object
Material criticism
External critism
Provenance of the source
Internal critism
25
made by a long time after histotical event describes or interpret the primary source.
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Secondary
Primary
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An information pertaining to economic, social, political, or judicial significance
Diplomatice sources
None of these
Scholar
Social document
27
These concepts cannot be entirely separated since they have a common ground which is to the ability to understand past.
Synthesis and Analysis
History and Criticism
Truth and soeculative
Source and documents
28
2 parts of historical criticism: determines the authenticity( provenance sources) and views every possible age.
True
False
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It refers to a public speech or published text in praise of someone or something.
Pathogenic
hagiography
panegyric
biography
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It is found where relics of humans happenings can be found or traced
Historical data
material evidence
artifacts/ remains
Resources
31
It refers to the practical or practice writing history.
Historiography
Historian
Speculative History
Form Criticism
32
It analyzes and studies the sources used by the biblical authors.
Bibliography
Source Criticism
Traditional writing
Hagiography
33
It attempts to trace the developmental stages of the oral tradition from its historical emergence.
Multicultural criticism
Source Criticism
tradition criticism
External Criticism
34
Examine the origins of the contest test. (Souven, soulen, lural)
Structural criticism
None of these
Analysis
Historical criticism
35
Deals with human testimony as well as physical traces
Historian
Geologist
Historio
Historiography
36
told by tales or sagas of acient people such as folk song, popular rituals and interview from the past.
Documents
Oral evidence
Material evidence
Remains
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Known as archeological evidence; pottery, jewelry, dwellings, graves, churches, roads etc,..
Artifacts
Remains
Relics
Material evidence
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It is usually sealed or authenticated to provide evidence a legal transaction has been completed.
The source
None of the above
legal document
Data Sources
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It is a record kept by bureaucracies
Social document
Diplomatic sources
Legal document
Scholar
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It determines the historicity of the facts contained in the document.
Source criticism
Scientific tracts
External criticism
Internal criticism
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The whole history of the past is call "x"
History of actuallity
General history
Historical events
History as a whole
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It is typically composed to inform the contemporaries or succeeding generations.
Contemporary tracts
Juridical tracts
Narrative
Scientific tract
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It examines and analyzes the records and survival of past
Historical method
Historical criticism
Historical data
Historiography
44
Focuses on gathering documents in the library and archives to form pool of evidence
Remains or relics
Historiography
Historical method
Fatual history
45
It regards the author of the text as editor of the source
Historical Criticism
External Criticism
Reduction Criticism
Deduction criticism
46
It seeks to determine a unit's original form and historical context of the literary tradition.
Speculative History
External Criticism
Internal criticism
Form Criticism
47
Goes beyond the facts and speculating the cause and effect of the event.
Fatual history
Speculative History
False information
None of the above
48
Diaries, journals, letters, newspapers, magazines, government census, photographs, maps, postcards,etc.. Belong to
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Secondary
—
Primary
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It determines the authenticity of the source
Form Criticism
Synthesis
Internal criticism
External Criticism
50
Biography, histories, literary criticism, a book written in a third party, art, theater review, newpaper, etc..Belong to
Secondry
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Primary
—
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Practice of writing historical. E.g Doing a historical research
Historiography
Historian
Bibliography
Historiagraphy
52
Used of research method from related areas of study (archeology and geography)
Historiography
Modern writting history
Modern history
Historical writing
53
Anachronistic style can be detected by specialists who are familiar with contemporary writing.
False
True
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Historians consider these sources as document/record and existing legal as the best source
Oral sources
Relic
Diplomatic sources
Diplomatic data
55
original/ factual and first hand acount of tge past events.
Secondary
—
Primary
—
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The meaning of this concept is plausibility, authenticity, truth.
Verismilitude
Analysis
Synthesis
Versitile
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It`s been the subject of special study by experts, it can detect fake records.
Document
Pictures
Seal
signature
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Surviving records call "x"
History documents
History of records
History evidence
History resources