RPH TEST

2

Which of the following questions aims to criticize the documents internally?
1. What was the author attempting to say?
2. What “inferences” can be extracted from the words?
3. None of the above
4. All of the above

True

External Criticism concerns on whether the source material is genuine and possesses textual reality. True or False

True

Internal Criticism concerns with the accuracy and meaning of the data contained in the document. True or False

4

Which of the following questions is/are the “test of truthfulness”?
1. What is the personal or vested interest of the author?
2. To what race, party, profession and or economic group belong?
3. None of the above
4. All of the above

True

Stories, myths, tales, chants, songs, legends are oral statements. True or False

4

Which of the following question/s talk/s about “genuine & textual reality”
1. How was the document written?
2. What were his special qualifications and disqualifications of the matters treated here?
3. None of the above
4. All of the above

True

A document prepared by an individual who was not a direct witness to an event but who obtained his or her description of the event from someone else is considered as secondary source. True or False

True

Primary Data are data considered closer to reality. True or False

False

Each classification is useful in the same manner. True or False

True

Relics are any object whose physical or visual characteristics can provide some information. True or False

False

It is not the duty of historians to conduct rigorous historical research. True or False

Francisco Albo

Who wrote the coordinates (map)

Maximilianus Transylvanus

Who interviewed the survivor

Fr. Juan De Plasencia

Wrote Customs of the tagalogs

Andres Bonifacio

Initially the writer of the KKK teachings

Emilio Jacinto

Who wrote the KKK teachings (writings that were adopted officially)

Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista

Writer of the ACTA (Speech of Aguinaldo)

Emilio Aguinaldo

ACTA

Teodoro Locsin

Writer of the speech of Aquino

Aquino

Finished the speech written by Teodoro Locsin