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Scandinavia is famous for
Longships could get close to the beach due to ...
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Longships could get close to the beach due to ...
Their shallow hulls
Hatred for monks
Their speed
Rowing with oars
2
Scandinavia is famous for
deserts
waterfalls
fjords
hills
3
Logically the next topic for us is ...
Medieval England
The Black Death
The Renaissance
World War One
4
Which of the following is not a Viking title
Peasant
Jarl
Viking
Thrall
5
Vikings invaded Lindisfarne in
793BCE
793CE
800CE
788CE
6
This mug is made of
Tree Stump
Animal Horn
Metal
Clay
7
Two main ships used were ...
Longship/Skiff
Frigate/Longship
Knarr/Yacht
Longship/Knarr
8
Vikings raided because of ...
Imperialism
Their cold climate
Infertile soil in Scandanavia
Searching for new technology
9
Which Viking did really exist?
Rollo
Atilla the Hun
Eric the Green
William of Normandy
10
Monks were generally
Protestant
Pagan
Christian
Voodoo
11
Viking Longhouses generally all had ...
Stone walls
A cellar
Many rooms
Thatched rooves
12
Odin's many-legged horse had
5 legs
6 hooves
1 head
9 legs
13
Viking women ...
Had no say
Were only given cooking duties
Could request a divorce
Could not go on raids
14
The Vikings adopted ... from the English
Paganism
Christianity
Children
Protestantism
15
'The Thing' is another term for a Viking ...
Voyage
Meeting
Longship
Sword
16
Vinland is modern day
Greenland
Australia
America
Iceland
17
Vikings were not known for
Raiding
Exploration
Trade
The Magna Carta
18
Which was not used to navigate
Landmarks
The stars
A raven
A compass
19
Vikings did not have
Skill in ship building
Rounded shields
Battle axes
Horns on their helmets
20
What is not in Scandinavia?
Switzerland
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
21
Vikings ate
Vegetables and grains only
Meat only
Just about anything
Each other - Cannibals
22
Vikings had similar teachings (using sagas) to
Rostrevor
Knights
The Indigenous Australians
The Mayans