Sources/Timelines

A secondary source is written by someone ____________ the event took place.

• Before

• During

• After

• Who almost attended

A recipe your great - grandmother wrote is a _____________.

• Primary source

• Secondary Source

A photograph is a _______________.

• Primary source

• Secondary Source

Primary sources are told by people who __________ the event.

• Witnessed

• Never saw

• wrote about

• loved

Order these dates from first to last:

300 C.E., 800 B.C.E., 1200 B.C.E., 900 C.E

• 300 C.E, 800 B.C., 1200 B.C. 900 C.E

• 300 C.E, 800 B.C.E., 1200 B.C.E., 900 C.E.

• 1200 B.C.E., 900 C.E.,800 B.C.E.,300 C.E.

• 1200 B.C.E, 800 B.C.E., 300 C.E., 900 C.E.

I was watching ESPN and one of the reporters said he had heard good reviews about a new sports movie. When he talks about the movie, what is he?

• Primary Source
• Secondary Source

My friends and I found an old wedding dress in our attic. My father said it belonged to my grandmother. What is the dress?

• Primary Source
• Secondary Source

When I was at summer camp a few years ago, I found an arrowhead; I did research and found out it has been made by the Cherokee Indians. What is my arrowhead?

• Primary Source
• Secondary Source

My friend Tim said I should read a book that he really liked. He told me about it—it sounds really good! When Tim talks about the book, what is he?

• Primary Source
• Secondary Source

A ___________________is a period of 10 yrs.

• century

• decade

• year

• millennium