WorksheetsMODULE 2: CONTENT AND CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS OF SELECTED PRIMARY S
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
Etymologically, HISTORY (from Greek word Historia, meaning “_______ acquired by ________)
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As a field of study, history is a study of people and its achievements from the beginning of written records to the present.
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Under the category of literature, history is a form of fictional work because majority of historical pieces before are created by man's imagination.
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History helps us understand the problems of the present.
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History will never be a form of entertainment since it deals with facts and events that happened in the past which are no longer necessary in the present time.
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It provides readers with the most fundamental information, including the events that occurred (what), the time and date of the event (when), the location of the event, and the participants (who).
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It goes beyond facts since it is concerned with the reasons events occurred (why) and the manner in which they occurred (how). In addition, it attempts to hypothesize the reason and consequence of an occurrence.
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(a) is the conventional way of doing historical research that focuses on acquiring documents from various libraries and archives to construct a body of evidence necessary for composing descriptive or analytical narratives.
Resources are artifacts from the past or testimonies about the past that historians use to develop their own depictions of the past.
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Primary and Secondary Sources are the two Historical Theories that are used by the historians to investigate what happened in the past.
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A man's Facebook posts like 'My Day', Instagram posts like 'Stories', and daily tweets in the Twitter can be an example of secondary sources thirty years from now.
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The outstanding biography of Jose Rizal is the one by Leon Ma. Guerrero. It is not only the most comprehensive among the Filipino biographies. It is also the most well-documented, even though the style of documentation is unconventional.
This is an example of a Primary Source.
Both choices are wrong.
This is an example of a Secondary Source.
Which among the following is NOT a disadvantage of the Primary Sources?
Primary sources give unfiltered access to the record of artistic, social, scientific, and political ideas and accomplishment during the era under study, as created by the individuals who really lived during that time.
Primary sources are often insufficient and lack context. Students are required to apply existing knowledge and several primary sources to identify patterns.
In the process of examining primary sources, students progress from specific observations and facts to questions and conclusions.
Which among the following is NOT a disadvantage of the Secondary Sources?
There are innumerable books, journals, magazine articles, and websites that seek to interpret the past, and it may be difficult to locate reliable secondary sources.
Their dependability and veracity are questionable, and they often supply inaccurate information.
Allows the reader to get professional perspectives on events and often brings together various primary sources pertinent to the topic.
What is the full name of your instructor in this course?
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