This document defines and provides examples of various secondary sources, including biographies, textbooks, encyclopedias, magazines, articles, and dictionaries. It notes that secondary sources are records of events written by someone who was absent, accounts of someone's life written by another person, or reference works that compile information on various topics.

1. SECONDARY SOURCES
 is a record of an event
written by someone
absent during the given
incident

2. BIOGRAPHY
 is an account of
someone’s life written
by someone else.

3. TEXTBOOKS
 a book used as a standard
work for the study of a
particular subject

4. ENCYCLOPEDIA
 a book or set of books giving
information on many subjects
and typically arranged
alphabetically.

5. MAGAZINE
 a periodic compilation of
sequenced relative materials
and edited content published
in a designed format.

6. ARTICLES
 a piece of writing included
with others in a newspaper,
magazine, or other print or
online publication.

7. DICTIONARIES
 is a reference book that list
words in order,
alphabetically and gives their
meaning.

8. 1-3 Give 3 example of Secondary Sources.
4. It is a reference book that list words in
order, alphabetically and gives their
meaning.
5. It is a book used as a standard work for
the study of a particular subject.
6. A periodic compilation of sequenced
relative materials and edited content
published in a designed format.

9. 7. A piece of writing included with others in a
newspaper, magazine, or other print or online
publication.
8. It is a record of an event written by someone
absent during the given incident.
9. It is an account of someone’s life written by
someone else.
10. A book or set of books giving information
on many subjects and typically arranged
alphabetically.

10. ASSIGNMENT:
 is a reference book that list
words in order,
alphabetically and gives their
meaning.