True or False. Identify whether the following statements are true or
false by ticking on a checkmark (✓) at the right side of the number of
truthful statements and drawing a cross (X) at the right side of the
number of flawed statements on your answer sheets.
1. A newspaper during the late 19th century would count as primary
source for research in the contemporary times.
2. Experiment results are counted as secondary sources.
3. In a crime scene investigation, an interview can be considered as a
secondary source if the interviewee is only a witness, not a victim.
4. Only primary sources are given high priority as one conducts
his/her research.
5. Sources containing too much bias must be reconsidered in
research as it may cloud the judgment of the writer.​