We use these things at school (some of you don't like using them). They interpret or analyze a topic.
Name what this source is and tell if its primary or secondary.

SECONDARY OR PRIMARY SOURCES?
Government documents, statistical data, research reports

Information retrieved from already existing sources.

PRIMARY OR SECONDARY SOURCE?
Biographies

Original documents e.g. birth certificates, trial transcripts

PRIMARY OR SECONDARY SOURCES?
diaries, correspondence, ships' logs

PRIMARY OR SECONDARY SOURCES?
Newspaper editorial/opinion pieces

PRIMARY OR SECONDARY SOURCES?
creative art works, literature

PRIMARY OR SECONDARY SOURCE? Researchers refer to books, academic journals, magazines, newspapers, government reports, and other published materials

Journal articles that comment on or analyse research

PRIMARY OR SECONDARY SOURCE?
"It is a collection of data from the source of origin."

PRIMARY OR SECONDARY?
A questionnaire- a list of questions, and it is the main way of collecting data in social surveys. They can either be administered online or in-person

PRIMARY OR SECONDARY? Scholarly journals

PRIMARY OR SECONDARY SOURCES?
Interviews, speeches, oral histories

PRIMARY OR SECONDARY SOURCE?
A focus group is a small group of people who have an informal discussion about a particular topic, product, or idea. The researcher selects participants with similar interests, gives them topics to discuss, and records what they say.