Posttest: Using Primary and Secondary Sources in Expanding an Outline
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A newspaper during the late 19th century would count as primary source for research in contemporary times.
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- Q1
A newspaper during the late 19th century would count as primary source for research in contemporary times.
30s - Q2
Experiment results are counted as secondary sources.
30s - Q3
In a crime scene investigation, an interview can be considered as a secondary source if the interviewee is only a witness, not a victim.
30s - Q4
Only primary sources are given high priority as one conducts his/her research.
30s - Q5
Sources containing too much bias must be reconsidered in research as it may cloud the judgment of the writer.
30s - Q6
Spot the Difference: Identify which option does not belong to the group.
Music textbook
Florante at Laura
table of elements
Science SLM
30s - Q7
Spot the Difference: Identify which option does not belong to the group.
e-mail
gossip
diary
vlog
30s - Q8
Spot the Difference: Identify which option does not belong to the group.
sufficient
unbiased
irrelevant
beneficial
30s - Q9
Spot the Difference: Identify which option does not belong to the group.
analyzed
interpreted
discovered
synthesized
30s - Q10
Spot the Difference: Identify which option does not belong to the group.
authentic
reviewed
firsthand
untouched
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