Britain - Source Question Structure

Question 1

How many Paragraphs must you write?

Answer 1

3

Question 2

How do you start off each paragraph?

Answer 2

“Source A/B/C is valuable as evidence to a historians study of…”

Question 3

What do you say after the first sentence? What must you include?

Answer 3

Main argument with own knowledge

Question 4

What do you comment on after the main argument?

Answer 4

Provenance

Question 5

What comes after Provenance?

Answer 5

A limitation of the source

Question 6

How do you support what youve said about Provenance?

Answer 6

Own Knowledge

Question 7

How do you support what you’ve said about your Limitation?

Answer 7

Own Knowledge

Question 8

What comes after the Limitation?

Answer 8

Evaluation

Question 9

What do you say in the evaluation?

Answer 9

Say how the source is valuable to a historian

Question 10

What do you NOT say in the Evaluation?

Answer 10

How the source is not valuable

Question 11

What do you say in the Provenance Section? (Do not mention the factors of Provenance in this card)

Answer 11

You talk about how the origin of the source is valuable

Question 12

What factors are important in Provenance?

Answer 12

Author, Date, Location, Who they’re talking to

Question 13

What do you say in the Limitation Section?

Answer 13

How the source is not valuable to a historian

Question 14

How many marks is this question worth?

Answer 14

30 Marks