WorksheetsUnit 1 Thinking Like a Historian Quiz 1
Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 26mins
Primary and Secondary Sources are examples of....
Books
Photos
Artifacts
What source is this?
Primary Source
Secondary Source
The following image is a textbook which is:
Primary Source
Secondary Source
A local music group made a cover of Beyonce's song, "Hold Up", the cover of the song is what?
Primary Source
Secondary Source
A grandfather worked on building the railroad and told the story to his son. The son told the story to his daughter. In the daughter's perspective, what is the story?
Primary Source
Secondary Source
A photograph album containing pictures of classmates at Tuskegee university in 1923
Primary Source
Secondary Source
Scrapbook kept by Mrs. Mary Smith in 1883 with copies of recipes and household items...
Primary Source
Secondary Source
My mom has CDs of my grandparents telling stories about when they were kids. We love to listen to these at family gatherings. What are we listening to?
Primary Source
Secondary Source
When I am doing homework for US government and I read the commentaries by Supreme Court Justices on landmark cases, what am I reading?
Primary Source
Secondary Source
My friend Tim said I should read a book that he really liked. He told me about it - it sounds really good! When Tim talks about the book, what is he?
Primary Source
Secondary Source
I was watching ESPN and one of the reporters said he had heard good reviews about a new sports movie. When he talks about the movie, what type of source is he?
Primary Source
Secondary Source
At school we use the textbook American Journey to learn about the history of the USA. When we use textbooks, what source are we using?
Primary Source
Secondary Source
Which type of source is usually written in the first person? (I, me, we)
Primary Source
Secondary Source
Artifacts
Which type of historical source is usually written in the third person (he, she, them, they)
Primary Source
Secondary Source
Artifacts
Which word is it? to examine the structure of something, to determine its explanation or to interpret it
Analyze
Artifact
Sourcing
Contrast
Which word is it? an object made by a human being, typically an item of historical interest
Analyze
Artifact
Sourcing
Contrast
Which word is it? this method asks students to consider who wrote a document or where it comes from
Analyze
Artifact
Sourcing
Contrast
Which word is it? to compare two things and see how they are different
Analyze
Artifact
Sourcing
Contrast
Which word is it? Prejudice in favor for or against something
Bias
Construct
Primary Source
Interpret
Which word is it? To make or create something...
Bias
Construct
Primary Source
Interpret
Which word is it? A document, speech, picture, etc. from the historical past...
Bias
Construct
Primary Source
Interpret
Which word is it? To understand the meaning of something in a specific way
Bias
Construct
Primary Source
Interpret
Which word is it? To think about or provide information on the background of something (situation, time, place)
Contextualization
Corroboration
Compare
Secondary Source
Which word is it? The process of proving something, to provide evidence
Contextualization
Corroboration
Compare
Secondary Source
Which word is it? To look at two things to see how they are the same
Contextualization
Corroboration
Compare
Secondary Source
Which word is it? Materials that are written about history, but were not in the historical time
Contextualization
Corroboration
Compare
Secondary Source
Which type of source is the picture?
Primary Source
Secondary Source
Artifact
Which type of source is the picture?
Primary Source
Secondary Source
Artifact
Which type of source is the picture?
Primary Source
Secondary Source
Artifact
Which type of source is the picture?
Primary Source
Secondary Source
Artifact
Which type of source is the picture?
Primary Source
Secondary Source
Artifact
In the RACES writing model, how many sentences must there be?
4-5 sentences
5-8 sentences
8-12 sentences
13 sentences
In the RACES writing model, what does E stand for?
Restate
Estimate
Explanation
Explain
In the RACES writing model, what does the A stand for?
Answer
Analysis
Evidence
Analytics Anonymous
In the RACES writing model, what does the S stand for?
Summarize
State
Speak
Stinky
Which of the following is NOT a secondary source?
Encyclopedia
Online Article
Speech
History Textbook
Which of the following is NOT a primary source?
Diary
Photograph
Drawing
Online Article
This is process of confirming if something is true or not...
Corrboration
Contextualization
Summarizing
Primary
The time period before writing was invented is known as...
Pre History
History
No History
Unhistorical
The study of past events and stories from humans is called...
Pre History
History
Evaluating
CREAL
Which sentence uses the word ANALYZE properly? Choose the best answer!
Mr. Mailhiot analyzes jokes all of the time!
The teacher analyzes the students and figures out how they can do better in class.
Xavier analyzes his failures all the time.
Instructor analyze the floor while grading.
Which sentence uses the word BIAS properly? Choose the best answer!
Mr. Mailhiot shows bias towards the kids who do their homework each week.
He biased me the basketball.
Chris has bias homework all night.
I lost the bias when I was working out.
Which sentence uses the word SOURCING properly? Choose the best answer!
As I did my research paper, I was sourcing where my notes came from so I could explain them later.
He is always sourcing during the basketball game, which is annoying.
The sourcing was homework and it was not done properly.
I enjoy sourcing the football game each and every Sunday.
Which sentence uses the word SUMMARIZE properly? Choose the best answer!
At the end of the school year, I summarized what I learned by taking a test.
He summarizes during video games like Fortnite and 2K all of the time.
The summarizing part of football is really annoying when you play.
My friend summarized and gave me a gift for my birthday.
