Primary & Secondary Source Quiz

A YouTuber's Video Describing how the pyramids were built

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

A photograph of artist Pablo Picasso in his studio the 1950s is a

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

The 5 W's (who, what, where, why, when) reflect the historical reading skill of

• Close Reading

• Corroboration

• Contextualization

• Sourcing

Primary sources are created

• many years after an event happened

• with use of secondary sources

• by people who did not see the event first-hand

• at the time of the event, or very soon after

Photos, video recordings, letters, money, poems, art, fossils, and legal documents are examples of

• Contextuallization

• Primary sources

• Secondary sources

• Opinions or arguments about the past

Secondary sources are

• often one-of-a-kind, or rare

• created by someone who saw or heard an event first-hand

• created after the event, sometimes long after something happened

• created by not using primary sources

Contextualization is

• the ability to recognize that documents are products of a particular point in time, and that point in time influences the content.

• the who, what, when, where, and why of the document

• using reading strategies to identify the claims and reasoning that the author (or creator of the document) makes

• when documents are compared to each other and to determine that there are differences.

Which Historical Reading Skill evaluates author's word choices

• Corroboration

• Contextualization

• Sourcing

• Close reading

Which Historical Reading Skill evaluates the source's trustworthiness by considering genre, audience, and purpose?

• Primary source

• Secondary source

• Sourcing

• Contextualization

Live footage broadcasted on Instagram Live of a protest taking place in New York City is

• Primary source

• Secondary source