Question : What challenge do historians face when using oral sources to study the partition of India?

Option 1: Limited availability of recorded testimonies

Option 2: Difficulty in translating testimonies into multiple languages

Option 3: Ensuring the physical preservation of oral recordings

Option 4: Interpreting subjective and emotionally charged narratives

Question : What is a challenge in interpreting oral sources related to the partition?

Option 1: Lack of statistical data

Option 2: Subjectivity and bias

Option 3: Technological limitations

Option 4: Geographical constraints

Question : What is a primary source of firsthand accounts for the study of the partition of India?

Option 1: Archaeological artifacts

Option 2: Government archives

Option 3: Oral testimonies

Option 4: Historical novels

Question : In analyzing oral histories of the partition, what is a key consideration for historians?

Option 1: The economic impact on the region

Option 2: The military strategies employed

Option 3: The personal and emotional content of the narratives

Option 4: The technological advancements of the time

Question : Which aspect of the partition is often recounted in oral testimonies?

Option 1: Political negotiations between leaders

Option 2: Economic policies of the post-partition government

Option 3: Personal stories of migration and violence

Option 4: Technological advancements during the partition period