Worksheets090994-01
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 27mins
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1.
What is history according to Encyclopedia Brittanica?
a)
History is any integrated narrative or description of past events or facts written in a spirit of critical inquiry for the whole truth.
b)
The discipline that studies the chronological order of events, based on critical examination of source materials and usually presenting an explanation of their causes.
c)
Derived from Greek word historia which means “knowledge acquired through inquiry or investigation”.
d)
It means the search for knowledge and truth, a searching to find out.
2.
Which of the following reason to study history fits the description "The traditions, system of government, cultural heritage and many other things are products of the past"?
a)
To learn about the past.
b)
To appreciate our heritage in a broad perspective
c)
To acquire a background for critical thinking
d)
To understand the present
3.
Which of the following reason to study history fits the description " studying history enables us to learn about the lives of our ancestors, their struggles and achievements"?
a)
To learn about the past.
b)
To appreciate our heritage in a broad perspective
c)
To acquire a background for critical thinking
d)
To understand the present
4.
Which of the following reason to study history fits the description " Our belief system, patriarchal traditions, common values including our material culture can be understood and appreciated well"?
a)
To learn about the past.
b)
To appreciate our heritage in a broad perspective
c)
To acquire a background for critical thinking
d)
To understand the present
5.
Which of the following reason to study history fits the description "The issues, the situations, and challenges that our currently facing can mostly be attributed in the past, for these are encountered before"?
a)
To learn about the past.
b)
To appreciate our heritage in a broad perspective
c)
To acquire a background for critical thinking
d)
To understand the present
6.
History is significantly related to other social sciences. Which of the following relationship is being describe by the statement?
"One cannot understand the principles and system of government of a country without knowing the history. The structure of government, rights and duties of citizens."
a)
History and Political Science
b)
History and Economics
c)
History and Sociology
d)
History and Ethics
7.
History is significantly related to other social sciences. Which of the following relationship is being describe by the statement?
"The evolution of economic activities of humankind from hunting and gathering societies to post-industrial society can be best understood by looking at the past."
a)
History and Political Science
b)
History and Economics
c)
History and Sociology
d)
History and Ethics
8.
History is significantly related to other social sciences. Which of the following relationship is being describe by the statement?
"Early societies and communities, evolution of culture, social changes and other development in social behavior are chronologically explained by history."
a)
History and Psychology
b)
History and Economics
c)
History and Sociology
d)
History and Ethics
9.
History is significantly related to other social sciences. Which of the following relationship is being describe by the statement?
"History provides records of mistakes committed by people and nations. Mistakes in the past have moral and ethical implications which serves as guide to arrive at just, reasonable, and acceptable actions in the future."
a)
History and Psychology
b)
History and Economics
c)
History and Sociology
d)
History and Ethics
10.
History is significantly related to other social sciences. Which of the following relationship is being describe by the statement?
"Provides understanding of motives and actions of human and societies."
a)
History and Psychology
b)
History and Economics
c)
History and Sociology
d)
History and Ethics
11.
History is significantly related to other social sciences. Which of the following relationship is being describe by the statement?
"Certain areas of the Philippines provide clear explanation why significant events in the past happened."
a)
History and Geography
b)
History and Economics
c)
History and Sociology
d)
History and Ethics
12.
What type of source is regarded as the source of the "best evidence"?
a)
Primary Sources
b)
Secondary Sources
c)
Tertiary Sources
d)
All of the above
13.
The data come from testimony of able eye and eyewitnesses to past. What type of source is being describe?
a)
Primary Sources
b)
Secondary Sources
c)
Tertiary Sources
d)
All of the above
14.
Information supplied by a person who was not a direct observer or participant of the event. What type of source is being describe?
a)
Primary Sources
b)
Secondary Sources
c)
Tertiary Sources
d)
All of the above
15.
It may also consist of actual objects used in the past which you can directly scrutinize or examine. What type of source is being describe?
a)
Primary Sources
b)
Secondary Sources
c)
Tertiary Sources
d)
All of the above
16.
What type of source is being describe by the example?
INDIVIDUAL PERSON
a)
Primary Sources
b)
Secondary Sources
c)
Tertiary Sources
d)
All of the above
17.
What type of source is being describe by the example?
NATURAL OBJECTS AND PHENOMENA SUCH AS RAIN
a)
Primary Sources
b)
Secondary Sources
c)
Tertiary Sources
d)
All of the above
18.
What type of source is being describe by the example?
LIVING ORGANISMS SUCH AS ANIMALS
a)
Primary Sources
b)
Secondary Sources
c)
Tertiary Sources
d)
All of the above
19.
What type of source is being describe by the example?
DOCUMENTS IN THEIR ORIGINAL FORMS SUCH AS CONSTITUTION
a)
Primary Sources
b)
Secondary Sources
c)
Tertiary Sources
d)
All of the above
20.
What type of source is being describe by the example?
BOOKS INCLUSING DICTIONARIES AND ALMANACS
a)
Primary Sources
b)
Secondary Sources
c)
Tertiary Sources
d)
All of the above
21.
What type of source is being describe by the example?
VERBAL OR WRITTEN DATA
a)
Primary Sources
b)
Secondary Sources
c)
Tertiary Sources
d)
All of the above
22.
What type of source is being describe by the example?
UNPUBLISHED MASTER'S THESES AND OTHER STUDIES
a)
Primary Sources
b)
Secondary Sources
c)
Tertiary Sources
d)
All of the above
23.
What type of source is being describe by the example?
ARTICLES PUBLISHED IN MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPER AND OTHER PUBLICATION
a)
Primary Sources
b)
Secondary Sources
c)
Tertiary Sources
d)
All of the above
24.
What type of source is being describe by the example?
MAN-MADE MATERIAL THINGS SUCH AS BUILDINGS, MACHINE AND ETC.
a)
Primary Sources
b)
Secondary Sources
c)
Tertiary Sources
d)
All of the above
25.
What type of criticism is being describe by the statement "refers to the genuineness of the documents a researcher used in a historical study"?
a)
External Criticism
b)
Internal Criticism
c)
Outside Criticism
d)
Inner Criticism
26.
What type of criticism is being describe by the statement "it is a textual criticism, and it involves factor such as competence, good faith, position and bias of the author"?
a)
External Criticism
b)
Internal Criticism
c)
Outside Criticism
d)
Inner Criticism
27.
History is associated with auxiliary sciences that help in determining authenticity and genuineness of a document. What type of auxiliary science is described? It is the study of inscription and the art of deciphering them.
a)
Epigraphy
b)
Diplomatics
c)
Paleography
d)
Philology
28.
History is associated with auxiliary sciences that help in determining authenticity and genuineness of a document. What type of auxiliary science is described? It is the scientific study of life and culture of the past, especially ancient people, relics and artifacts.
a)
Archaelogy
b)
Anthropology
c)
Prehistory
d)
Philology
29.
History is associated with auxiliary sciences that help in determining authenticity and genuineness of a document. What type of auxiliary science is described? It is the scientific study of humans, specially of the variety, physical and cultural characteristics.
a)
Archaelogy
b)
Anthropology
c)
Prehistory
d)
Philology
30.
History is associated with auxiliary sciences that help in determining authenticity and genuineness of a document. What type of auxiliary science is described? It is the study of writing, which has a history all of its own.
a)
Diplomatics
b)
Epigraphy
c)
Paleography
d)
Philology
31.
An archaeologist finds a stone tablet in Egypt with hieroglyphics carved by a scribe in 1300 BCE. What type of source is being describe?
a)
Primary Source
b)
Secondary Source
c)
Tertiary source
d)
None of the choices
32.
You are reading a chapter in your 2024 history textbook about the American Civil War. What type of source is the textbook?
a)
Primary Source
b)
Secondary Source
c)
Tertiary Source
d)
None pf the choices
33.
You listen to a podcast where a modern historian explains the causes of World War II. What type of source is provided by the historian?
a)
Primary Source
b)
Secondary Source
c)
Tertiary Source
d)
None of the choices
34.
A box in an attic contains letters written by a soldier to his family while he was stationed in France during World War I. What type of source is a letter?
a)
Primary Source
b)
Secondary Source
c)
Tertiary Source
d)
None of the choices
35.
A scientist publishes a paper in a journal showing the raw data and results from a laboratory experiment she conducted last week. What type of source is this paper?
a)
Primary Source
b)
Secondary Source
c)
Tertiary Source
d)
None of the choices
36.
You are reading a book titled The Life of Nelson Mandela, written by a journalist in 2015. The journalist never met Mandela but researched him extensively. What type of source is being describe?
a)
Primary Source
b)
Secondary Source
c)
Tertiary Source
d)
None of the Choices
37.
A security camera captures a video of a robbery taking place at a convenience store. In court, what type of source is a video?
a)
Primary Source
b)
Secondary Source
c)
Tertiary Source
d)
None of the choices
38.
You sit down with your grandmother and record her telling stories about what it was like to live through the 1960s. What type of source is your recording?
a)
Primary Sources
b)
Secondary Sources
c)
Tertiary Sources
d)
None of the Choices
39.
You look up "The Great Depression" on Google to get a general overview of the era. What type of source can you get from Google?
a)
Primary Source
b)
Secondary Source
c)
Tertiary Source
d)
None of the choices
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