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End of Year 6 Quiz Challenge!
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Anthropologists
study human behaviour
study animals
study plants
study codes
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Which battle ended Anglo-Saxon reign in 1066?
The Battle of Stamford Bridge
The Battle of Edington
The Battle of Badon
The Battle of Hastings
3
1970 CE is in the
18th Century CE
21st Century CE
20th Century CE
1st Century BCE
4
The Vikings worshipped many gods, which three are Viking gods?
Thor, Odin and Freyja
Geb, Horus and Thoth
Ra, Tefnut and Anubis
Balder, Frigg and Loki
5
Who is Beowulf?
A monster
A warrior
A dragon
a An elf
6
Most Anglo-Saxons were ______.
sailors
shop owners
farmers
soldiers
7
How did the vikings navigate at night?
The moon
By the stars
They didn't
The wind
8
Prehistory is defined as
when the pyramids were built
when schools started
the industrial period
the time before written records
9
Where did the Vikings first attack?
Buckingham Palace, London
Urqhart Castle, Scotland
Monastery at Lindisfarne
York minister
10
What were Vikings slaves taken from Lindisfarne called?
Thralls
Slaves
Trash
Poor
11
How many years are there between 1980 CE and 2020 CE
30
50
40
4,000
12
What makes a source useful?
When it is a secondary source written by an expert.
When it is a primary source.
When it is a primary source that is reliable.
When it is biased.
13
CE is used by many historians and stands for
Ancient times only
Common Era
Modern times only
Before Common Era
14
Which of the objects below was not found in Sutton Hoo?
Helmet.
Gun.
Buckle.
Ship.
15
Where did Alfred the great hide
The Scotland lands
Northern Ireland lands
The Wales lands
Somerset lands
16
How many mounds were there on the Sutton Hoo land?
23
18
19
16
17
Secondary sources are
are written at the time period
are not relevant to history
are pottery made in the time period
are reconstructions of past by people living in later times
18
Ancient History covers the time
Ancient Rome and Greece
Is Ancient Egypt only
Ancient Rome only
of earliest civilisation around 3000BCE to 650 CE
19
civilisation refers to
people who live in villages
people who are nomads
societies that have complex forms of government
people who are hunters
20
Alfred the Great was great because
he created a code of laws for everyone
he advanced the arts
he started the first English navy
he married 6 wives
21
Who was leader of the Normans?
Diarmuid MacMurrough
King James I
William Duke of Normandy
22
Detailed sources are often more useful to historians.
False
True
23
An historian is someone who
study maths
dig up dinosaurs only
try to understand people's lives and events in the past
inquires into the past by examining sources
24
What three weapons did Vikings use during battle?
Gun
Sheild
Sword
Axe
25
when did Alfred the Great overthrew the Danes?
787
855
878
835
26
Which kingdom did Alfred The Great rule?
All of the above
Anglo-Saxons
Wessex
West Saxons
27
The following are primary sources
coins, weapons, pottery
your text book
letters, newspapers, photos of that time
the pyramids
28
What three things did the Vikings like to eat?
Chips
Chocolate
Oats, barley, wheat and meat
Sandwiches and crisps
29
Life was hard for all Anglo-Saxons.
True
False
30
How many years between 195 BCE and 755 CE
560 years
550 years
950 years
1050 years
31
What did the Vikings travel to Britain on?
Longship
Horse and Cart
Aeroplane
Fishing boat
32
When was the Sutton Hoo Ship discovered?
1937
1993
1940
1939
33
Who was Alfred the Great?
A English Noble
A English king
The richest man ever
The inventor of the first clock
34
Timelines
are not used in history anymore
Help us see how one event might have contributed to another
are only used occassionally
are not useful in history
35
Anglo-Saxons spoke:
Old English
Greek
Swedish
Latin
36
Why did the Vikings attack Lindisfarne?
The Christians had given them bad trading deals.
They wanted to kill Christians.
They wanted to steal the religious relics.
They wanted to convert to Christianity.
37
dendrochronolgy
is tree ring dating
is another name for radio carbon dating
is no longer used as a dating method
is useful to date metal obects
38
The Anglo-Saxons were from where?
Denmark and Spain
Germany and Slovakia
Denmark and Sierra Leone
Germany and Scandanavia
39
Palaeontologists
study plants
study fossils from prehistoric times
study books
decipher languages
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Archaeology is the study of
pottery only
human history from digging and evaluating evuidence
museums
animals in zoos
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Cryptographers specialise in
doing crosswords
keeping archives
digging up artefacts
breaking codes and deciphering languages
42
What was the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle?
tax record
newspaper
history of England
song book
43
When did the Vikings first attack?
AD924
AD793
AD546
AD123
44
Anglo-Saxons were often buried with their possessions.
True
False
45
Sutton Hoo is...
a castle
the burial site of a seventh-century king
a battlefield
an Anglo-Saxon king
46
Which of these battles of 1066 was a victory for Harald Hardrada?
Fulford
Hastings
Stamford Bridge
London
47
What religion did the Anglo-Saxons convert to?
Christianity
Paganism
Judaism
Hinduism
48
When did Anglo-Saxons convert to Christianity?
15th Century
16th Century
17th Century
18th Century
49
What were the
early
Anglo-Saxons Beliefs?
Buddhist
Christian
Muslim
Pagan
50
What was found at West Stow Village?
Pottery and a kiln.
Weapons and treasure.
The remains of houses.
Anglo-Saxon ships.
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Stratigraphy
is looking at old rubbish tips
is another name for radio carbon dating
is the study of different layers in the earth
is looking at tree rings
52
The Battle of Hastings happened in 1066. Who won?
Harold Godwinson
William of Normandy
Tostig Godwinson
Harold Hardrada
53
Where are the Sutton Hoo Treasures?
British Museum in London
Sutton Hoo Trust
Natural History Museum
Museum of London
54
historians form a hypothesis to
explain a possible theory to explain what happened
make things up
write textbooks
develop displays
55
The Vikings were very clean, how often did they bath?
Once every two months
Once a month
Once every two weeks
Once a week
56
Primary sources are
documentaries
evidence created today
your textbooks
evidence created at the time we are investigating
57
Which countries did the Vikings come from?
Denmark, Norway and Sweden
New Zealand
America
France, Germany and Belgium
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Secondary sources can include
documentaries
A recreation of a historical event
Your history textbook
a story about what might have happened
