WorksheetsModule 1 (Lesson 1-3)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 57mins
I’m a source that was created decades after the event occurred by a person who did not live through or participate in the event. What am I?
(a)
A primary source is usually created by historians after the fact.
TRUE
FALSE
The purpose of a secondary source is to help build the story of your research from multiple perspectives and to give your research historical context.
TRUE
FALSE
Knowledge of historical facts— dates, statistics, and names of historical figures— is not the most important thing in a history or social studies class.
TRUE
FALSE
What type of source is this?
(refers to the picture)
Primary Source
Secondary Source
She is known as the last mambabatok (Kalinga tattooist) from the tribe of Butbut in Buscalan, Kalinga. She has been tattooing for the past 80 years. Who is she?
Leo Vincent Genabe
Eloise Cadilo
Gigie Santiago
Apo Whang Od
Descriptive title of GEC105
(a)
He was an American historian. He also wrote the book entitled "Understanding History".
(a)
The following are the PRIMARY SOURCES of early PHILIPPINE HISTORY EXCEPT:
Laguna Copperplate Inscription
Boxer Codex
Fossilized fragments of a skull of Tabon man
SONA of President Duterte (2021)
All primary sources are reliable/credible sources.
True
False
The following are examples of SECONDARY SOURCES EXCEPT:
Biographies
Memorabilia
Book reviews
Articles
The following are examples of PRIMARY SOURCES EXCEPT:
Tools
Advertisements
Textbooks
Music
It is an important source of information for historians. These are told by the
tales or sagas of ancient peoples and the folk songs or popular rituals from the pre modern period of Philippine history.
Material Evidence
Oral Evidence
Archeological Evidence
All of the above
Greek word for HISTORY
L 'histoire
Geschichte
Storia
Historia
He has been called as the "FATHER OF HISTORY". He was also Greek writer and geographer credited with being the first historian
(a)
Those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it. This was a famous aphorism by (a) .
The map on the left side was the hydrographical and Chorographical map of the Philippine Islands. This was drawn by the Jesuit Father (a) .
This concept helps us to understand
the impact of past events on particular individuals
or groups. (Eastal et.al., 2013)
Empathy
Contestability
Perspective
Sympathy
Human societies are never static.
TRUE
FALSE
Complete name of your INSTRUCTOR in GEC105
(a)
