GE102 Quiz #1

Traditional historians lived with the mantra of ____________________.

• “No history, no document.”

• “No document, no history.”

• “No artifact, no history.”

• “No history, no artifact.”

History was derived from the Greek word ___________ which means knowledge acquired through inquiry or investigation.

• Histeoras

• Histographia

• Historia

• Histera

History became more inclusive and started collaborating with the following disciplines EXCEPT...

• Archeologist

• Linguist

• Biochemist

• Psychologist

It refers to the theory and history of historical writing.

• Historiography

• Literature

• History

• Documents

A researcher is studying a medieval manuscript. They notice the text contains references to scientific discoveries that were not made until centuries later. Which type of criticism is the researcher applying?

• External Criticism

• Internal Criticism

A historian finds a document claiming to be a diary entry from a native Filipino during the World War II. The historian notices the paper and ink used are not typical of the period. Which type of criticism is the historian using?

• External Criticism

• Internal Criticism

A historian is analyzing a speech given by a political leader. They notice the speech uses language that is highly inflammatory ang appeals to the audience's emotions. Which type of criticism is the historian using to evaluate the speech's reliability?

• External Criticism

• Internal Criticism

A researcher is studying the impact of Spanish colonization on Filipino culture. They find a collection of letters written by a priest during the 18th century. What type of source are these letters?

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

John is writing a paper about the Philippine Revolution. He use a history book about the Philippine Revolution as a source of information. What type of source is the history book?

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

A museum curator is examining a collection of traditional Filipino textiles from the pre-colonial period. What type of source are these textiles?

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source