In the HIPP Method, what is meant by "Intended Audience?"

The people the source was likely addressed toward.

What is the use of a key on a map?

It is a map's guide showing you what each symbol means.

Why do we use political maps?

To show governments, states, countries, and landmarks.

When do we use methods like the HIPP Method and 5W's?

When analyzing a historical source or document.

Using C-PIRATES, what is the best way to describe what we mean by P, or "Political"?

How a civilization organizes its people, laws, and state.

In the HIPP Method, what is meant by "purpose"?

Why the source was created and what it is arguing.

In the HIPP Method, what is meant by "Point of View"?

The author's background and reliability.

What is NOT a part of history?

Memorizing hundreds of facts, names, and dates.

Using C-PIRATES, what is the best way to describe what we mean by C, or "Climate"?

How civilizations interact with surrounding geography.

In the HIPP Method, what is meant by "Historical Context?"

What was happening when the source was written.

Using C-PIRATES, what is the best way to describe what we mean by T, or "Technology"?

How a civilization uses intellect and manpower for benefits.

What is an example of Economics, the "E" of C-PIRATES?

A system of using rice for means of trade and money.

What is an example of "Intellect", or "I" from C-PIRATES?

Creating a system of mathematics, like algebra.

What is the BEST way to describe the 5W's?

Five questions to consider in order to critically read.

What is our definition of history?

The study of how past events shape our lives today.

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1
In the HIPP Method, what is meant by "Intended Audience?"
Why the source was created and what it wants people to know.
The author's background and reliability.
The people the source was likely addressed toward.
What was happening when the source was written.
2
What is the use of a key on a map?
It illustrates the lines on the map to show coordinates.
It helps to show us the size of the map.
It is a map's guide showing you what each symbol means.
It shows the cardinal directions.
3
Why do we use political maps?
So we can focus on certain details like war or population.
To show governments, states, countries, and landmarks.
None of the answers here.
To show geography and terrain of the land.
4
When do we use methods like the HIPP Method and 5W's?
When you attempt the toughest question in algebra.
When reading literature.
When analyzing a historical source or document.
When answering multiple-choice questions.
5
Using C-PIRATES, what is the best way to describe what we mean by P, or "Political"?
The geography and weather in a civilization.
How people are organized into specific social classes.
What a civilization believes in as a kingdom.
How a civilization organizes its people, laws, and state.
6
What is an example of exact location?
56 degrees N, 118 degrees S.
15 miles from Damien Memorial School.
115 miles from Hawai'i.
Across the street from my house.
7
In the HIPP Method, what is meant by "purpose"?
What was happening when the source was written.
The people the source was likely addressed toward.
Why the source was created and what it is arguing.
The author's background and reliability.
8
In the HIPP Method, what is meant by "Point of View"?
What was happening when the source was written.
The people the source was likely addressed toward.
Why the source was created and what it wants people to know.
The author's background and reliability.
9
What is NOT a part of history?
Memorizing hundreds of facts, names, and dates.
Having an opinion.
Using facts to defend an opinion.
Connecting what is learned to our everyday life.
10
History is all of the words below EXCEPT...
... Interpretive
... Simple
... Argumentative
... Deeply connected to our lives
11
Using C-PIRATES, what is the best way to describe what we mean by C, or "Climate"?
How geography shapes civilizations.
How civilizations interact with surrounding geography.
How civilizations use maps to their advantage.
Resources that surround a civilization.
12
In the HIPP Method, what is meant by "Historical Context?"
The author's background and reliability.
What was happening when the source was written.
Why the source was created and what it wants to argue.
The people the source was addressed toward.
13
Why do we use C-PIRATES?
To organize historical information.
To help us understand civilizations in world history.
None of the above.
Both of the first two answers.
14
Using C-PIRATES, what is the best way to describe what we mean by T, or "Technology"?
How a society decides who and what gets power.
How a civilization uses intellect and manpower for benefits.
How a civilization uses money for benefits.
How a civilization uses resources around them for benefits.
15
What is an example of Economics, the "E" of C-PIRATES?
A system that explains why certain people have money.
A system of using rice for means of trade and money.
A sharp obsidian sword that defends from invaders.
Holy books that describe why a nation should be rich.
16
What is an example of "Intellect", or "I" from C-PIRATES?
Using a system of aqueducts to deliver water.
Creating a system of mathematics, like algebra.
Creating a system that benefits both rulers and workers.
Designing a palace in a new way no one has seen before.
17
What is the BEST way to describe the 5W's?
A method to help us critically argue an opinion.
Five questions to consider in order to critically read.
Five items you should find in every source.
A system that allows us to better understand history.
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What is our definition of history?
A study of old people, objects, and places.
The study of novels, poetry, and other literature.
A school subject with lots of writing.
The study of how past events shape our lives today.

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