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Tudors and Tudor life
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What was the name of Henry VIII's 2nd wife?
Anne Boleyn
Jane Seymour
Catherine of Aragon
Catherine Parr
2
William Shakespeare was famous for...?
Writing plays
Building castles
Fighting in battles
Owning a Tudor shop
3
William Shakespeare’s plays are still performed today.
True
False
4
Tudor kings and queens ruled England from 1285 to 1400.
True
False
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What type of food did wealthy Tudors eat the most?
Rice and grains
Meat and rich foods
Fresh vegetables
Spicy dishes from other countries
6
Rich people avoided eating vegetables.
False
True
7
Who is the most famous Tudor?
Mary I
Henry VII
Henry VIII
Anne Boleyn
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Why didn’t Tudors eat many fruits or vegetables?
They thought they were bad for the stomach
They couldn’t grow them in England
They believed they were food for the poor
They only ate food from their own farms
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Which of these was a popular Tudor pastime?
Reading newspapers
Ice skating
Playing chess online
Watching plays at the theatre
10
How did people know what Tudor shops sold?
They used flags to show different items
Shops had painted signs with pictures
Shopkeepers shouted in the streets
They had menus outside
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Henry VIII beheaded 2 of his wives.
True
False
12
Henry VIII lived longer than all of his wives.
False
True
13
3 of Henry VIII's wives died.
True
False
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What was a common law for men in Tudor times?
They had to work on Sundays
They had to join the army
They had to practice archery
They had to own a horse
15
Henry VIII really wanted a daughter.
True
False
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Why couldn’t many Tudor people read?
They didn’t have books
They didn’t need to
Schools were only for certain people
Reading was banned
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Which of these sports did rich people like?
Bowls
Hockey
Archery
Football
18
Why were Tudor streets unsafe?
They were too wide
They had no bridges
They were dark and full of thieves
They were made of cobblestone
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What is another word for a wealthy dinner party?
Banquet
Tea
Merchant
Luncheon
20
Narrow streets made it easy for criminals to do what?
Steal
Play games
Run
Perform
