7th Grade: Test Your Memory By Taking This History Quiz!

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    What is chronology?

    • A collection of historical writings
    • Digging up ancient objects
    • Events before 1066
    • The correct order of events over time
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When studying history, the further back you look, the harder it gets to discover what really was happening. The reason for this is that there are fewer sources of reliable information available, and they can also be very hard to find. Written records go back many thousands of years, the Ancient Egyptian and Babylonian civilisations had writing. How developed are your history skills, let's find out.

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  • 2. 
    The facts to back up an idea are called what? - ProProfs

    The facts to back up an idea are called what?

    • Correspondence

    • Eminence

    • Evidence

    • Provenance

    Correct Answer
    A. Evidence
    Explanation
    Evidence is the collection of facts, data, or information that supports or substantiates an idea, claim, or argument. It is used to demonstrate the truth or validity of a statement, often in academic, legal, or scientific contexts. Without evidence, an idea remains unproven and may not be convincing. Providing solid evidence helps to build credibility and makes arguments more persuasive and reliable, ensuring that conclusions are based on verifiable information.

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  • 3. 
    Evidence that is one-sided or unfair is said to be ....... - ProProfs

    Evidence that is one-sided or unfair is said to be .......

    • Ballasted

    • Biased

    • Doctored

    • Fixed

    Correct Answer
    A. Biased
    Explanation
    Evidence that is one-sided or unfair is said to be biased. Bias refers to a partial or prejudiced perspective that favors one side or point of view over others. In the context of evidence, bias can occur when information is selectively presented or manipulated to support a particular argument or conclusion. Biased evidence lacks objectivity and can undermine the credibility and reliability of any analysis or decision-making process.

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  • 4. 
    What is chronology? - ProProfs

    What is chronology?

    • A collection of historical writings

    • Digging up ancient objects

    • Events before 1066

    • The correct order of events over time

    Correct Answer
    A. The correct order of events over time
    Explanation
    Chronology refers to the correct order of events over time. It is a way of organizing and understanding history by arranging events in the sequence in which they occurred. This allows for a better understanding of cause and effect relationships, as well as the development and evolution of various phenomena. Chronology helps historians and researchers to analyze and interpret historical events accurately and to create a timeline of events. It is an essential tool in studying and comprehending the past.

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  • 5. 
    Which word means any phase in history? - ProProfs

    Which word means any phase in history?

    • Antiquity

    • Event

    • Period

    • Spell

    Correct Answer
    A. Period
    Explanation
    The word "period" is the correct answer because it refers to any phase or division in history. It can be used to describe a specific era, age, or time frame, making it a suitable choice for representing any phase in history. "Antiquity" refers specifically to the ancient past, "event" refers to a specific occurrence or happening, and "spell" is a term used to describe a short period of time.

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  • 6. 
    What is the best definition of a historical source? - ProProfs

    What is the best definition of a historical source?

    • Documents that are extremely old

    • Solidified ketchup found among Viking remains

    • Something providing useful evidence about the past

    • Things that have been written down

    Correct Answer
    A. Something providing useful evidence about the past
    Explanation
    The best definition of a historical source is something that provides useful evidence about the past. This can include documents, artifacts, or any other form of information that helps us understand and interpret historical events. It is not limited to extremely old documents or specific types of objects, but rather encompasses any source that contributes to our knowledge of history.

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  • 7. 
    What means 'looking at something from another person's viewpoint'? - ProProfs

    What means 'looking at something from another person's viewpoint'?

    • Empathy

    • Empiricism

    • Entropy

    • Telepathy

    Correct Answer
    A. Empathy
    Explanation
    Empathy means understanding and sharing the feelings and perspectives of another person. It involves putting oneself in someone else's shoes and seeing things from their point of view. It requires being sensitive to their emotions and experiences, and being able to relate to them on a deeper level. Empathy helps in building connections, fostering understanding, and promoting compassion towards others.

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  • 8. 
    The term 'primary source' means what? - ProProfs

    The term 'primary source' means what?

    • From the time being studied

    • The least important source

    • Written by a young child

    • Written sources only

    Correct Answer
    A. From the time being studied
    Explanation
    A primary source refers to a source of information that originates from the time period being studied. It provides firsthand accounts or direct evidence of events or experiences, making it a valuable and reliable resource for researchers. Primary sources can include documents, letters, diaries, photographs, artifacts, or any other original material from the specific time period under investigation. These sources offer unique insights and perspectives, allowing historians and scholars to gain a deeper understanding of the past.

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  • 9. 
    Historians use which phrase for the link between what makes events happen and their results? - ProProfs

    Historians use which phrase for the link between what makes events happen and their results?

    • Cause and aftermath

    • Cause and consequence

    • Lead up and outcome

    • Trigger and truth

    Correct Answer
    A. Cause and consequence
    Explanation
    Historians use the phrase "cause and consequence" to describe the link between what causes events to happen and their resulting outcomes. This phrase emphasizes the idea that events have underlying causes that lead to specific consequences or effects. By studying cause and consequence, historians can analyze the factors that shape historical events and understand the long-term impacts they have had on societies and individuals.

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  • 10. 
    Another word for a primary source is ....... what? - ProProfs

    Another word for a primary source is ....... what?

    • Contemplative

    • Contemporary

    • Contiguous

    • Contrary

    Correct Answer
    A. Contemporary
    Explanation
    A primary source refers to an original document or firsthand account of an event or topic. It is a contemporary source because it is created during the same time period as the event or topic being studied. This ensures that the information is accurate and unbiased, providing valuable insights into historical events or cultural phenomena. Therefore, contemporary is another word that can be used to describe a primary source.

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  • 11. 
    Using historical outcomes to draw conclusions about an event is…? - ProProfs

    Using historical outcomes to draw conclusions about an event is…?

    • Backsight

    • Hindsight

    • Longsight

    • Oversight

    Correct Answer
    A. Hindsight
    Explanation
    Hindsight refers to the act of using past events or outcomes to make judgments or draw conclusions about a current or future event. It involves looking back and reflecting on what has already happened in order to gain insight and understanding. By analyzing historical outcomes, individuals can learn from their mistakes or successes and make more informed decisions in the future.

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