Primary Source Analysis

During a literature class, Grace is tasked with analyzing and interpreting details in a novel. What is this process called?

• Textual Analysis

• Problem Based

• Core Concepts

• Vocab

During a philosophy class, David asked, 'What is the study of knowledge itself and how it can be acquired known as?'

• Heuristic

• Interpretivism

• Inferential Statistics

• Epistemology

During his research project on ancient civilizations, David needs to compile a list of all the sources he used. Which of the following represents that list?

(a)  

• Corroboration

• Bibliography

• Exegesis

• Falsifiability

When Emma and Zoe analyze the differing strategies of political leaders during the Cold War, which term best describes their method of comparing and contrasting the actions and policies of these figures?

• Textual Analysis

• Juxtaposition

• Silly

• Targeting Misconceptions

During a group project, Aria, Charlotte, and William are preparing a research paper. What is the act of crediting the sources they used in their paper known as?

• Juxtaposition

• Inferential Statistics

• Citation

• Hermeneutics

Match the following question types with their descriptions.

• Requires the reader to understand the material

• Reflection

• Requires the reader to recall specific information

• Recall

• Requires the reader to know the meaning of specific words

• Vocab

• Requires the reader to think back on the material

• Comprehension

During a university project, Avery, Daniel, and Scarlett are tasked with studying historical documents to understand past events. What is this process called?

• Document Analysis

• Content Analysis

• Empiricism

• Archival Research

(a)   is used by Priya to interpret and code textual material for replicable and valid inferences in her research project.

• Heuristic

• Interpretivism

• Content Analysis

• Inferential Statistics

In a classroom setting, Nora is asked to demonstrate her understanding of the main ideas or concepts from a chapter they just read. What type of question is this?

• Reflection

• Real World Connection

• Vocab

• Comprehension

Match the following theories with their correct descriptions.

• The principle that a hypothesis must be inherently disprovable before it can become accepted as a scientific theory.

• Exegesis

• The study of knowledge and justified belief.

• Falsifiability

• The theory that all knowledge is derived from sense-experience.

• Empiricism

• Critical explanation or interpretation of a text, especially a religious text.

• Epistemology