Question : What limitation do historians face when relying solely on town plan reports for understanding urban history?

Option 1: The reports often lack detailed maps  

Option 2: The reports may not cover all aspects of urban life  
 

Option 3: The reports are usually focused on future developments  

Option 4: The reports tend to emphasize rural over urban areas  

Question : What is a common limitation of using town plan reports for historical research?  

Option 1: They are often written in an archaic language  

Option 2: They may not accurately represent the social dynamics of the city  
 

Option 3: They focus exclusively on architectural details  

Option 4: They usually contain outdated statistical data  

Question : What is a challenge historians face when using town plan reports to study the history of towns?  

Option 1: The reports may be biased or incomplete  

Option 2: The reports are often written in ancient languages  
 

Option 3: The reports focus too much on modern developments  

Option 4: The reports are usually too technical for historical analysis  

Question : Why is it important for historians to critically analyze town plan reports when studying urban history?  

Option 1: Because the reports may contain inaccuracies or biases  

Option 2: Because the reports often focus only on recent developments  
 

Option 3: Because the reports usually omit information about rural areas  

Option 4: Because the reports are typically written in a complex technical language  

Question : What is a limitation of official records in understanding rural history?
 

Option 1: They often lack detail on daily life

Option 2: They are too focused on urban areas

Option 3: They primarily cover religious aspects

Option 4: They are written in obsolete languages