Across
- 4. One of the 5Rs of significance.
- 5. Do you need to answer all three questions in your external?
- 8. What has stayed the same and what has changed?
- 9. sources?
- 12. Who created the source, what was the purpose and who did they create it for?
- 13. A source that records something after the event.
- 15. How do you start your paragraph? With a strong ....
- 18. You can use the 5Rs to explain this.
- 19. Another 'R' of the 5Rs of significance.
- 20. What the source is saying without directly stating it.
- 21. Do you need to respond to the question in your own words and back up with evidence from
Down
- 1. What created the event and what resulted?
- 2. Judge the quality, value and importance of a source
- 3. What doesn't the source show you?
- 6. How do you back up your comments?
- 7. How relevant the source is.
- 10. Uses strong emotive language indicating ?
- 11. Includes values, beliefs, motivation and view point
- 14. If a source is biased can it still be useful?
- 16. A source that records something at the time it occurred
- 17. How trustworthy is the source?
