Historical Thinking Skills Quiz

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Test your historical thinking skills.

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Historical Thinking Skills Quiz


Froggy Jumps Historical Thinking Skills QuizVersion en ligne Test your historical thinking skills. par Myra Popenfoose 1 What is a key idea about history in the text? a History is recorded exactly as it happened. b Accounts differ depending on perspective. c One piece of evidence is enough to know history. 2 What should you do before reading a document in sourcing? a Ignore the author and read for facts. b Read only the document's title. c Source the document to predict the author's view. 3 Which question is typical of sourcing? a What claims does the author make? b Who wrote this document? c What is the tone of the document? 4 Close reading helps you to read between the lines to find __. a the publication date. b the author’s favorite color. c tone and motives. 5 Which is a close reading question? a Who wrote this document? b What is the tone of the document? c What version of events happened? 6 Contextualization involves imagining the setting of the source. a Who will read this? b What was happening at the time? c What is the author’s favorite food? 7 Contextualization asks what ideas or language are a product of the __. a author's bias b time of this document c the document's tone 8 Corroboration teaches you to ___ sources. a Trust a single source. b Compare multiple sources for consistency. c Discard conflicting evidence. 9 If different versions exist, what should you consider? a Which is easier to read? b Which author makes the most money? c Why might they differ? 10 Which four skills are named as the core thinking skills? a Sourcing, Close Reading, Contextualization, Corroboration. b Reading, Writing, Speaking, Listening. c Evidence, dates, authors, format.

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Historical Thinking Skills Quiz

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Historical Thinking Skills QuizVersion en ligne

par Myra Popenfoose

What is a key idea about history in the text?

What should you do before reading a document in sourcing?

Which question is typical of sourcing?

Close reading helps you to read between the lines to find __.

Which is a close reading question?

Contextualization involves imagining the setting of the source.

Contextualization asks what ideas or language are a product of the __.

Corroboration teaches you to ___ sources.

If different versions exist, what should you consider?

Which four skills are named as the core thinking skills?