M2 (lesson 1)

Question 1

These are sources produced by people who created, witnessed, or participated in a certain event.

Answer 1

Primary sources

Question 2

are known to be “raw materials of history” because of its originality.

Answer 2

Primary sources

Question 3

Examples of Primary sources

Answer 3

Examples: paintings, poems, essays, research papers, diaries and letters

Question 4

These are sources that are always based on primary sources.

Answer 4

Secondary Sources

Question 5

cannot exist without any bases.

Answer 5

Secondary Sources

Question 6

Examples of secondary sources

Answer 6

Examples: reaction papers, painting analyses, poem analyses, historical interpretation of diaries, and letters.

Question 7

Here are the two widely used formats for referencing:

Answer 7

1. The American Psychological Association
2. The Modern Language Association

Question 8

is commonly known as the APA.

Answer 8

The American Psychological Association

Question 9

This referencing style is used for the social sciences.

Answer 9

The American Psychological Association

Question 10

is commonly known as the MLA.

Answer 10

The Modern Language Association

Question 11

The ——— refers to the sources acknowledge within the text using the two formats mentioned above.

Answer 11

in-text citation

Question 12

This referencing style is used for liberal arts and humanities.

Answer 12

The Modern Language Association

Question 13

This is used when a certain text is paraphrased from the original source.

Answer 13

In-text citation