Reading Mini-Unit Quiz (Review)

Contextualization is when you look at a historical document...

• In terms of how things are today.

• In terms of what else is happening in the world/nation during the time period.

• In terms of how you are feeling personally about the information contained in the document.

• In terms of how the weather is.

Corroboration is when you look at ​ ​ (a)   or more documents to find ​ (b)   between them in relation to a ​historical event.

• two
• similarities
• three
• differences

When you consider who wrote a document as well as what the circumstances of it's creation were, you are...

• Searching

• Discovering

• Sourcing

• Tracing

​ (a)   is when personal views distort the information.

• Credibility
• Sourcing
• Contextualization

• Bias

The reliability or trustworthiness of something is known as ​ (a)  

• bias

• sourcing

• contextualization

• Credibility

Match the following SOAPSTone terms to their correct definitions.

• Who the author is speaking to

• Subject

• The time, place, and setting of an event

• Audience

• attitude/emotions expressed by speaker

• Tone

• The reason why the source was written

• Occasion

• The general topics or ideas of a text

• Purpose

SOAPSTone is a type of abbreviation, or shortened form of a word or phrase, known as an...

• Accolade

• Accomodation

• Acronym

• Arachnid

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Primary Resource

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(b) Secondary Source

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A ​ (a)   resource is created by someone who did not experience first-hand or participate in the events or conditions you are studying.

• secondary
• primary

• proprietary

• proportional

A ​ (a)   ​ resource is something that gives a first hand account of a historical event.

• primary
• secondary
• sequential

• proprietary