SO FAR...SO GOOD...…HISTORY MEMORY LANE 7RED

1.      One of the following does not belong to the group of options.

• Fairy tales

• Folklore

• Historical events

   

• Mirage

What is the type of history that deals with the origin, growth and development of Christianity in the

• Political History

• Legal history

• Economic history

• Church history

A narration that is not factual is called________________

• Story

• history

• biography

• true life stories

What are the working materials a historian uses in writing about the past called?

• Sources of history

• Fiction stories

• non-Factual stories

• )imaginary stories

One of the following is not an importance of sources of history.

• They help historians to dig into the past of societies.

• They help historians to interpret the past.

• They encourage conflicts and disputes.

• They help historians to debunk erroneous views about Africa

The types of Oral source of history are oral______________

•  relics and monuments

• traditions and evidence

• archives and archival materials

• myths and legends

___________________are testimonies of the past transmitted from mouth to mouth and generation to generation.

• oral traditions

• secondary sources

• oval traditions

• oral evidence

_______________ are tools or material remains of the past, made and shaped by human hands that are of archaeological or historical interest.

• Legends

• Artifacts

• oral evidence

•  folklores

The types of artifacts are

• relics and monuments

• archives and archival materials

• myths and legends

• oral traditions and oral evidence

A major difference between history and storytelling is that

•      History is factual, while storytelling is non-factual

•   History is factual, while storytelling is factual

• History is fictional, while storytelling is non-fictional

•     History does not require evidence, while storytelling does.