Timeline and Primary Source Evidence

Grade 5 - Social Studies - On Level

NameDate
  1. A diary written by a child in 1776 describes a town meeting. What kind of source is it? Source evidence.

    • primary
    • fiction
    • secondary
    • map
  2. A textbook chapter written in 2026 explains the American Revolution. What kind of source is it? Source evidence.

    • artifact
    • primary
    • secondary
    • diary
  3. A 1863 photograph of a battlefield was made during the war. What kind of source is it? Source evidence.

    • legend
    • secondary
    • primary
    • timeline
  4. An encyclopedia article summarizes westward expansion. What kind of source is it? Source evidence.

    • secondary
    • artifact
    • speech
    • primary
  5. A letter from a soldier to his family was written during the event. What kind of source is it? Source evidence.

    • secondary
    • textbook
    • primary
    • summary
  6. A museum label explains an old tool for visitors today. What kind of source is it? Source evidence.

    • primary
    • diary
    • photograph
    • secondary
  7. Which source best proves what a person thought during an event? Source evidence.

    • review
    • textbook
    • diary
    • modern chart
  8. Which source best shows what a city looked like long ago? Source evidence.

    • old photograph
    • modern summary
    • new essay
    • vocabulary list
  9. Which source was created after the event to explain it? Source evidence.

    • artifact
    • letter
    • secondary
    • primary
  10. Which source was created at the time of the event? Source evidence.

    • textbook
    • later article
    • primary
    • secondary
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