Written Sources

Q. Which of the following are the written sources of history?

1. Powadas
2. Rock inscriptions
3. Manuscripts
4. Ancient books

Q. Training in which of the following are necessary for the job of collecting and managing written sources of history?

1. Knowledge of scripts like Brahmi, Modi, Persian, and their development
2. Knowledge of types of paper, ink, and colours
3. Knowledge of various schools and styles of art, and their development
4. Writing research reports and articles

Q. It can be inferred that, for Julian Bond, a portrait of the complete Martin Luther King (lines 10-11) would.

1. Celebrate Kings influence both within and outside the United States
2. Acknowledge the logical lapses in some of Kings later work
3. Compare King with other significant figures of his era
4. Achieve a balance between Kings earlier concerns and his later ones
5. Reveal information about Kings personal as well as his public life

Q. Which of the following is a work that was once produced by Leonardo da Vinci and can now be found at the Louvre Museum?

1. Hans Sloan
2. George II
3. Mona Lisa
4. Napoleon

Q. Arcane

1. Common place
2. Old fashioned
3. Modern
4. Secret

Q. Knowledge of which of the following helps with the collection and management of written sources of history?

1. Brahmi
2. Geography
3. Literature
4. Sculptural art
5. Modi
6. History
7. Traditions
8. Persian

Q. Which of the following is an example of a written source of history?

1. Artefacts
2. Powadas
3. Ancient books
4. Folk tales

Q. Ascertaining the historical value of
collected documents come under the Oral source of History.

1. True
2. False