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Primary and Secondary Sources (2017)
Primary and Secondary Sources (2017)
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Which is an example of a PRIMARY source?
A typed copy of a speech
A history book
A newspaper
An audio recording of a speech
2
A diorama is a ____________________ source
secondary
primary
either
both
3
A photograph taken the next day after the event, at the place where it happened is a.... source
primary
archaeological
all of them
secondary
4
Which would be considered a Secondary Source?
A diploma
A Speech
A movie about a historical event
A coin
5
TRUE/FALSE: We should always believe everything the author writes about secondary sources...
False
True
6
WHY do we use both primary and secondary sources?
To understand what life was like during those time peirods
To learn about famous events and people in history
To create a better understanding of history
All of the above
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Which is considered a PRIMARY SOURCE?
Encyclopedia
A Certificate
A book review
A nonfiction book
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What is a secondary source?
A document created by someone at the event
A document created at the event
A document created based on primary sources
A document created by a secondary teacher
9
WHY do we use primary sources?
To learn about the future
To learn about events in history
To learn about making history
To learn about people's opinions
10
Artefacts are _________________________________ sources
audio-visual
secondary
written
primary
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Which is most likely a Secondary Source?
Letter
Autobiography
Paintings
Encyclopedia
12
A book written about an historical event is a _______________________ source
secondary
archaeological
primary
modern
13
How can you identify a Primary Source?
It is made the day of an event
It is based on a book
It is hand-written
It is based on a similar event
14
The following is a _________ source, it's a photo taken at the time of the event
Secondary
Neither
Both
Primary
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Which is NOT a primary source?
Legal documents from court cases
Typed interviews
Original historical documents
Magazines
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To create a secondary source a person will
all of these
interpret information to explain an event
often use information from primary sources
sometimes use secondary sources
17
TRUE/FALSE: Drawings/illustrations DO NOT always show everything that happened at an event
True
False
18
Model figures of people from historical events are ____________________ sources
both
primary
secondary
either
19
Why would an original speech from history be typed up?
To change what the writer said
To clearly read the speech given
For fun!
To see what the speech looked like
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What is a primary source?
The only reliable source
A document/object created during the important event
A document created after the important event
A document about prime numbers
21
Bias
means, when discussing historical sources.......
the information mightn't be entirely accurate
information might be influenced by the person's own opinion
the person might have had a 'limited view' of the event
all of these
22
Which would be considered a primary source?
A newspaper
A diary
An encyclopaedia
A biography
23
Which of the following is most likely a primary source?
Magazine
Photograph
History Book
Biography
24
An artist impression of an event after it happened is a ___________________ source
either
secondary
primary
25
An archive
a place where only artefacts are kept
is a place to keep secondary resources
a place where primary resources are kept
all of these
26
TRUE/FALSE: All primary sources must be handwritten
True
False
27
A poem written about an event is most likely a _______________________ source
non-written
original
secondary
primary
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How can you identify a secondary source?
It is hand-written
It is written by someone who saw or heard the event
It is written during the event
It is based on the primary source
29
Archaeological historical sources are
either
secondary
primary
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TRUE/FALSE: Authors of secondary sources use important details based on primary sources
True
False
