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Test your knowledge about the British Museum!

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British Museum ChallengeVersion en ligne Test your knowledge about the British Museum! par Irene Lucia Corbo Pereyra 1 Why did the British Museum become famous? a It was the first museum to use technology. b It opened in London, the capital of England. c It showed important historical objects from many cultures. 2 What happened in the 1800s? a British explorers brought objects from other countries. b The museum returned most of its objects. c The museum changed its name. 3 How many objects does the British Museum's collection contain? a 5 million b 10 million c Over 8 million 4 Why do some people want the objects to return to their original countries? a The museum is too full. b The objects were taken during colonial times. c The objects were expensive to buy 5 What is one reason people support the museum keeping the objects? a The museum helps protect and display them. b Britain paid for all the objects. c The objects are no longer important. 6 Which famous stone is kept in the British Museum? a Rosetta Stone b Stone of Destiny c Sphinx Stone 7 What is special about the museum’s entrance? a It is only open to people from London. b It has very expensive tickets. c It is free for everyone. 8 What year was the British Museum founded? a 1900 b 1801 c 1753 9 Which famous statue can be found in the British Museum? a The Elgin Marbles b Venus de Milo c David

British Museum ChallengeVersion en ligne

Test your knowledge about the British Museum!

par Irene Lucia Corbo Pereyra

Why did the British Museum become famous?

It was the first museum to use technology.

It opened in London, the capital of England.

It showed important historical objects from many cultures.

What happened in the 1800s?

British explorers brought objects from other countries.

The museum returned most of its objects.

The museum changed its name.

How many objects does the British Museum's collection contain?

5 million

10 million

Over 8 million

Why do some people want the objects to return to their original countries?

The museum is too full.

The objects were taken during colonial times.

The objects were expensive to buy

What is one reason people support the museum keeping the objects?

The museum helps protect and display them.

Britain paid for all the objects.

The objects are no longer important.

Which famous stone is kept in the British Museum?

Rosetta Stone

Stone of Destiny

Sphinx Stone

What is special about the museum’s entrance?

It is only open to people from London.

It has very expensive tickets.

It is free for everyone.

What year was the British Museum founded?

1900

1801

1753

Which famous statue can be found in the British Museum?

The Elgin Marbles

Venus de Milo

David

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British Museum Challenge

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British Museum ChallengeVersion en ligne

par Irene Lucia Corbo Pereyra

Why did the British Museum become famous?

What happened in the 1800s?

How many objects does the British Museum's collection contain?

Why do some people want the objects to return to their original countries?

What is one reason people support the museum keeping the objects?

Which famous stone is kept in the British Museum?

What is special about the museum’s entrance?

What year was the British Museum founded?

Which famous statue can be found in the British Museum?

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