History IA Section 1

What does "RQ" stand for?

• Really (good) Question

• Reflection Question

• Research Question

• Roman Quiznos

How many sources do you need to evaluate in section I of your History IA?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

True or False - you MUST evaluate one primary and one secondary source in section 1 of your IA.

• True

• False

In your evaluation of sources, you must evaluate a source for its

• value and limitation

• validity and non-validity

• truth or falsity

• believability

A source written in "plain language" with a lot of graphs, quotes from key people, and government data is would be valuable for its

• Origin

• Content

• Purpose

An author who is an expert in her/his field would make a source valuable in its

• Origin

• Content

• Purpose

A textbook designed to give students an overview of a topic or government data used to measure poverty would make a source valuable or limited in

• Origin

• Content

• Purpose

A secondary source written by an expert many years after an event would give the author (origin)

• eyewitness testimony

• benefit of hindsight

• national bias

A source that hides information or only shows one side of an issue is limited because of

• benefit of hindsight

• lying

• bias