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| 1 | What is an anachronism? |
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Where you are afraid of spiders |
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A horrible disease from the middle ages |
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Where something is totally out of place |
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| 2 | Which of these is an example of an anachronism? |
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Ice cream van in a picture of a medieval village |
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Any picture before 1900 |
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A house crawling with spiders |
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| 3 | What is bais? |
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What a boat needs to make it balance |
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What is done to a historical description that is anachronistic |
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Putting across an unfair or unbalanced opinion |
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| 4 | Which of these
isn't an example of bias? |
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Listening to both sides of an argument |
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Defending Richard III because you like him |
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Saying history is the best subject in the world |
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| 5 | What does the Latin word 'chronos' mean? |
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Circle |
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Old |
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Time |
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| 6 | What does 'chronology' mean? |
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Something that happened before 1500 |
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Any history that is boring |
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In the correct order of time |
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| 7 | Which of these is in the correct chronological order? |
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William the Conqueror, Henry VIII, Henry II |
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William the Conqueror, Henry II, Henry VIII |
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Henry II, William the Conqueror, Henry VIII |
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| 8 | What is evidence? |
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Proof that something happened |
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Facts that support a belief |
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Something made up |
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| 9 | What is an explanation? |
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What happens when you make
a mistake in Chemistry class |
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Where something is made clear and easier to understand |
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What a teacher does |
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| 10 | What is hindsight? |
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Always moaning and groaning - not listening to anyone else, just yourself |
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Looking backwards all the time, never looking to the future |
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Using the outcome of events to make decisions about them |
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| 11 | Which of these is an example of hindsight: |
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Reading about the outbreak of WWII and then saying Europe should have stood up to Hitler at the Munich Conference |
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Thinking you have an important history exam but as there is no future in history you don't bother revising. |
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Planning your day extremely carefully, thinking about the potential outcome of each and every event |
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| 12 | What does 'importance' mean? |
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Something that should be to be ignored |
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Something that great care should be taken over |
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Something that means more essays if you don't get it right |
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| 13 | What is an 'interpretation'? |
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Translating from French to English as someone speaks |
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Something that is unfair or demonstrates bais |
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An opinion or belief in something using evidence |
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| 14 | What does 'judgement' mean? |
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An opinion or decision on a problem, issue or question |
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Something unfair and incorrect |
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The final outcome of a battle between two kingdoms |
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| 15 | Why is your 'judgement' important in history? |
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You always need to make important decisions about your history homework |
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You often need to make a personal decision based on evidence, like a detective! |
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You always need to work out the correct answer |
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| 16 | What is an opinion? |
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A personal belief |
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Something that makes you cry when it is peeled |
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A bias judgement |
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| 17 | What is a source? |
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Something put on chips or sausages that makes them taste nice |
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A way of understanding something complicated |
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A person or document providing evidence |
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| 18 | What does contemporary mean? |
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From the past |
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From the actual time |
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From before 1900 |
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| 19 | In terms of sources, what does Primary mean? |
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A source that is contemporary |
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A source from someone aged 4 to 11 years old |
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A source that is more important than anything else |
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| 20 | In terms of sources, what does Secondary mean? |
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Something not as important as Primary |
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A source that comes from after the time you are studying |
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A source that is contemporary |
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