Top 150+ Solved Methodology of History MCQ Questions Answer
Q. The study and practice of organising, preserving and providing accessto information and materials in archives is called?
a. archival science
b. library science
c. informatics
d. field research
Q. ………………..….. is the collection of raw data in natural settings.
a. field research
b. applied research
c. quantitative research
d. chronology
Q. In the card system, the lower left corner of a card is used to write …………
a. name of the chapter
b. name of the author
c. name of the book
d. name of the content
Q. In the card system, the upper central portion of a card is used to write....
a. page number
b. date of the event
c. name of the chapter
d. name of the author
Q. …………… helps for quick analysis of important terms, names andplaces occurring in a text?
a. glossary
b. index
c. foot notes
d. palaeography
Q. References given in the foot notes should first state the ………….
a. title of the work
b. date of publication
c. name of the author
d. place of publication
Q. . ………… contains a lot of information about the relevant topic whichare not given place in foot notes for want of space.
a. glossary
b. bibliography
c. appendices
d. historical synthesis
Q. The word Bibliography is derived from the _______ word ‘Biblio’ which means book.
a. latin
b. english
c. greek
d. old english
Q. The technique of data collection is called?
a. hermeneutics
b. heuristics
c. interview
d. historical explanation
Q. The books written by various historians are put in the category of?
a. primary sources
b. secondary sources
c. tertiary sources
d. none of the these
Q. Which type of criticism is used by a scholar to examine whether the records are forged or distorted?
a. internal criticism
b. external criticism
c. none of the these
d. interview
Q. In which type of criticism the scholar examines the credibility of adocument or collected data?
a. external criticism
b. internal criticism
c. none of these
d. historical synthesis
Q. ……………. is an inductive process in which one goes from the particular to the general, infers the unknown from the known.
a. synthesis
b. generalisation
c. research
d. chronology