Sources and Evidence Review

To create a thesis statement, you should use your __________.

• compelling question and evidence

• evidence and facts

• facts and opinions

• research and evidence

__________ your claim requires a careful presentation of your argument and evidence.

• Creating

• Justifying

• Supporting

• Forming

__________ identifies the things that influence what is in the source and how it is presented.

• Context

• Credible

• Evidence

• Proof

Which is NOT an example of a primary source?

• diary

• newspaper

• artifact

• textbook

__________ means that you can trust the information from the source.

• Proven

• Reputable

• Credible

• Manageable

Once you have determined what you are looking for, you can identify __________ that will help you answer the compelling question.

• people

• sources

• research

• notes

A _____ is something that can be proven true through evidence.

• bias

• fact

• opinion

• source

What is an opinion?

• A statement that can be proven with evidence.

• A statement that expresses someone's feelings or beliefs.

• A statement that answers a question.

• A statement that favors one belief over another.

True or False: Primary sources are made by people who didn't see or experience the event.

• true

• false

Which of the following is NOT an example of a secondary source?

• textbook

• biography

• photograph

• encyclopedia