alleryHow could the history of weed spread be reconstructed by pupils?
AOral histories via interviews
BOld newspaper cuttings only
CCourt judgments only
DAncient stone inscriptions
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Oral histories via interviews
1. Little documentary evidence exists on how weeds spread.
2. The changes could be reconstructed from oral histories gathered through interviews in student projects.
3. Newspapers, court records and inscriptions are not suggested.
_Source: NCERT Position Paper, Habitat and Learning, 7.1.7 History_
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