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Total questions: 47

Worksheet time: 1hrs 1mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What is an example of a primary source? 
a)
Textbook
b)
Almanac
c)
Encyclopedia
d)
Autobiography
2.
Why is it important for a historian to under the  context of a source? 
a)
Because it lets the people know what is important
b)
It helps the historian to understand what was happening around the time the document was created
c)
It helps writers create more exciting novels
d)
it takes extra time and they like to make things longer than they have to be. 
3.
Which type of item would be considered a secondary source on World War II
a)
a map used in the Battle of the Bulge
b)
 a letter written from a nurse that worked in a Concentration Camp
c)
a magazine article in Time about Hitler and his men.
d)
The instruction manual for a motorcycle used in World War II
4.
Why is it important to use multiple accounts and sources when examining history?
a)
Multiple sources can corroborate each others stories and help ensure a full and clear picture of history
b)
It will make things more interesting, especially when they write a book or make a movie.
c)
The sources help us see pictures into people's lives.
d)
Because it is the right thing to do.
5.
Why might a historian question a source?
a)
It was a secondary source, that was created long after the event.
b)
It might not be reliable because the author was trying to persuade others to see his side. 
c)
This event cannot be corroborated by other sources. 
6.
Historians work to piece together the best description of historical events by . . . 
a)
consulting multiple sources to build an argument
b)
seeking believable evidence across multiple sources
c)
using only official records to determine what happened
d)
comparing the work of multiple historians.
7.
Opinion and bias in written historical sources illustrate the need to be aware of 
a)
plagarism
b)
turning points
c)
human rights
d)
points of view
8.
When someone writes a historical book or paper, why is it important to include a bibliography?
a)
It allows the reader to check the reputation of the writer
b)
It allows the reader to find other books on the same topic.
c)
It allows the reader to from his or her own opinions on the topic.
d)
It allows the reader to determine the thoroughness of the author's research. 
9.
If you were looking to get unbiased information about a political candidate where would you look?
a)
A website, written by the candidates campaign team.
b)
A letter to the editor supporting the candidate.
c)
A word for word printing of the debate held between the candidate and his opponent.
d)
A commercial that the candidate's team paid to have aired during the Superbowl. 
10.
If you are looking to collect statistics about homelessness in both Ohio and the United States, why would you want to use the most recent numbers published?
a)
The most recent edition would not contain errors.
b)
The most recent edition would be less biased than previous editions.
c)
The most recent edition would be a secondary source of information.
d)
The most recent edition would contain the most up to date information. 
11.
The term meaning connecting historical developments to specific circumstances of time and place is
a)
contextualization
b)
corroboration
c)
analysis
d)
sourcing
12.
Using evidence to support the case of another document is 
a)
contextualization
b)
corroboration
c)
analysis
d)
sourcing
13.
When you use parts of primary or secondary sources to support the CLAIM of your argument, this is called what?
a)
Analysis
b)
Evidence
c)
Claim
14.
1914, World War I broke out.  If you were to write a historical narrative about the events of the start of the War, which of these references would be a primary source you could use?
a)
a biography of Franz Ferdinand
b)
a movie about the French Air Force used during WWI
c)
An encyclopedia article about the Austrian-Hungarian Empire.
d)
a letter written by a British soldier during the war. 
15.
When you make a statement that you will prove in an argumentative essay, this is called what?
a)
evidence
b)
claim
c)
analysis
16.
When writing an argumentative essay and discuss how the evidence supports your claim this is called what?
a)
claim
b)
analysis
c)
evidence
17.
The word thesis and claim can be used interchangeably? 
a)
True
b)
False
18.

What is 'tolerance'?

a)

Accepting others

b)

Not accepting others

c)

Corruption

19.

What does the word 'embracement' mean in the video?

a)

Hugging other people

b)

Hating other people

c)

Being open to meeting other people

20.

What does Mia mean when she says 'spot the people similar to me?'

a)

People of the same race/colour

b)

People who had the same personality

c)

People who looked like her

21.

What was the most important benefit of going to summer camp in the USA?

a)

She learnt English

b)

Visiting the USA

c)

Spending time with people from other countries

22.

What is a 'comfort zone'

a)

A place in the world called 'comfort'

b)

When you feel uncomforable

c)

Doing the things you are used to doing

23.

Why is it important to 'get out of' your comfort zone?

a)

You travel

b)

You continue doing the same things

c)

You discover new things

24.

What is the negative effect of staying in your comfort zone?

a)

You refuse diversity

b)

You will get bored

c)

You might get hurt

25.

What is 'change'?

a)

It is the best thing in life

b)

It is the only constant in life

c)

It is the most feared thing in life

26.

What does Mia ask viewers to do?

a)

Be afraid

b)

Be tolerant

c)

Be open

27.
On this map, what color is England?
a)
Green
b)
Blue
c)
Red
d)
Purple
28.
Who was the mean King of England in the 1200's that got chased by his people?
a)
King John
b)
King George
c)
Queen Elizabeth
29.
What document gave English people some rights for the first time?
a)
Magna Carta
b)
Glorious Document
c)
Declaration of Independence
30.
Who was Queen Elizabeth's father?
a)
King John
b)
King Henry 8
c)
Bloody Mary
31.
Based on what you learned about Queen Mary, what is the most likely reason she earned the nickname "Bloody Mary?"
a)
She drank blood.
b)
Her middle name was Bloody.
c)
She killed many protestants.
32.
Which was NOT one improvement made in England during Queen Elizabeth's reign?
a)
Invention of working toilets
b)
Improved dental cleanliness
c)
Invention of hair brushes
33.
Which was NOT one improvement made in England during Queen Elizabeth's reign?
a)
Importance of table manners
b)
Fancier dress
c)
Advances in medicine
34.
What was something English people developed a passion for because of the passion of their queen?
a)
Music
b)
Painting
c)
Athletics
35.
Which term refers to the honorable treatment of people, especially women, made popular during Elizabeth's reign?
a)
Honed responsibility
b)
Chivalry
c)
Cotillion
36.
What does Mr. Sweet propose was one true thing about many English people in the late 1500's?
a)
They loved their queen.
b)
They had poor health.
c)
They hated Protestants and Catholics
37.
The main idea of this lesson was that:
a)
England got rich in the 1500's
b)
England's belief they were the top people in the world helped propel them to that point.
c)
Inventions are more important than land
d)
No matter what English people felt about themselves, what was most important was that they loved their queen.
38.

At the Pentecost event, _______ of fire descend upon the apostles and they were filled with the Holy Spirit.

a)

Swords

b)

Tongues

c)

Doves

d)

Words

39.

At the Pentecost event, those present began to preach in _________.

a)

Hebrew

b)

Arabic

c)

All Languages

d)

Tongues

40.

The Holy Spirit gave the Apostles the courage they would need to go out into the world and preach the message of Jesus.

a)

True

b)

False

41.

The Holy Spirit gave the Apostles the courage they would need to go out into the world and preach the message of Jesus.

a)

True

b)

False

42.

It is not until the New Testament that the Holy Spirit is fully revealed at the Pentecost event.

a)

False

b)

True

43.

What is the most important thing we need to remember during Pentecost?

a)

Fire is good for our soul

b)

God is present with us

c)

The Church was born on Pentecost Sunday

d)

The fruits of the Holy Spirit

44.

During the Easter season, new life is represented by what colour?

a)

White

b)

Pink

c)

Black

d)

Red

45.

During the Easter season, new life is represented by what colour?

a)

White

b)

Pink

c)

Black

d)

Red

46.

Why is Pentecost very important ?

a)

Jesus wanted everyone to speak new languages

b)

Jesus sent Holy Spirit to keep the Disciples warm in the Winter

c)

Jesus wanted the Disciples to spread his message all over the world

d)

It's not very important

47.

"God will give you all his power in your hearts. It is not just for Jewish people but for everyone everywhere. It doesn’t matter who you are." Who said this?

a)

Jack

b)

Mary

c)

Peter

d)

Paul

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