In internal criticism one asks:
A) is the document authentic?
B) is the document an accurate account of the event?
C) does the document yield information that agrees with one's hypothesis?
D) all of these are true.

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Internal criticism focuses on analyzing the content of a document and determining its accuracy and reliability. Option A is more concerned with external criticism, which examines the origin and authorship of a document. Option C is not a valid way to approach criticism as it involves searching for evidence to support an already established hypothesis.

In Internal Criticism One Asks