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PS3 and PS4 Practice - World History

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When finding an author's claim, this should be...

a)

Facts relating to the main idea of the source

b)

Limitations about the author

c)

The opinion of the author relating to the main idea of the source

d)

Evidence relating to the main idea of the source

2.

When determining evidence the author used, this should be...

a)

The statement by the author containing their opinion

b)

Statements by the author containing facts that support the claim

c)

Any and all facts used by the author in their source

d)

The main idea of the source

3.

If I am a history teacher claiming that history is the best class, this makes me...

a)

more biased

b)

less biased

c)

not biased

d)

a genius

4.

If I am a student making claims about a historical topic, what is my limitation?

a)

I wasn't alive during the time, so I am not a credible source.

b)

I contain no limitations; I am a perfectly credible source.

c)

Since I didn't cite my sources, this makes my argument invalid.

d)

I'm not an expert on the topic, so I may be limited in my knowledge of the topic.

5.

When creating an evaluation of someone's argument, I must include...(choose all that apply)

a)

The author's claim

b)

The evidence the author used

c)

The limitations or bias of the author

d)

My own opinion on the topic

e)

Whether or not the author made a credible argument

6.

"Making Historical Connections" means...

a)

Explaining cause-effect within an event

b)

Identifying a historical event that is similar to or connects to another historical event

c)

Determining why a historical event happened

d)

Applying a theme to a historical event

7.

When explaining a historical connection, you must make...

a)

at least 1 connection between the events

b)

at least 2 connections between the events

c)

at least 3 connections between the events

d)

at least 4 connections between the events

8.

Which of the following makes sense for a cause-effect relationship of the beginnings to globalization?

a)

World War I --- World War II --- Cold War

b)

Global wars --- Industrial Revolution --- Technology Advancements

c)

Industrial Revolution --- Technology Advancements --- Global wars

d)

Cold War --- World War I --- World War II

9.

The historical theme "Diffusion" means...

a)

Something failing or falling apart

b)

To come together for a common goal

c)

Creating something new

d)

Ideas spreading out

10.

The historical theme "Organization" means...

a)

Something failing or falling apart

b)

To come together for a common goal

c)

Creating something new

d)

Ideas spreading out

11.

The historical theme "Invention" means...

a)

Something failing or falling apart

b)

To come together for a common goal

c)

Creating something new

d)

Ideas spreading out

12.

The historical theme "Power" means...

a)

The ability to control people or a course of events

b)

To come together for a common goal

c)

Something failing or falling apart

d)

Ideas spreading out

13.

The historical theme "Disintegration" means...

a)

The ability to control people or a course of events

b)

Something failing or falling apart

c)

To come together for a common goal

d)

Ideas spreading out

14.

The historical theme "Freedom" means...

a)

The ability to control people or a course of events

b)

Something failing or falling apart

c)

To come together for a common goal

d)

To act without hesitation or other's influence