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Usborne History of Britain - Raiders from the Sea and The Vikings


Usborne History of Britain - Raiders from the Sea and The VikingsVersion en ligne Usborne History of Britain - Raiders from the Sea and The Vikings par Vijo Gor 1 Where did the first Viking raiders come from? a From France, Spain, and Italy b From Norway, Denmark, and Sweden, in northern Europe c From Germany, Poland, and Hungary d From Scotland, Wales, and Ireland 2 What happened when the first Viking ships reached the coast of Wessex? a They traded peacefully for food and goods b They killed the local official who came to greet them c They were welcomed as Christian missionaries d They offered to help build monasteries 3 Why were the Vikings so terrifying to people in Britain? a They announced their raids months ahead of time b They only attacked empty islands c They attacked suddenly, killing people and stealing valuables before sailing away d They fought only other Vikings 4 Why were monasteries frequent Viking targets? a Because they held gold, silver, and valuable books, and were undefended b Because they stored Viking goods c Because they were military forts d Because monks attacked Viking ships 5 What did many people believe when Viking raids continued despite prayers? a That the raids were a punishment from Wessex b That the Romans would return to protect them c That the Pope was sending the Vikings d That God had abandoned them 6 What made the raids more dangerous after 851? a They joined forces with local monks b The Vikings began staying through the winter to prepare for new attacks c They stopped sailing altogether d They switched to using Roman weapons 7 What was different about the Viking army that arrived in 865? a It was a huge force aiming to conquer Britain, not just raid it b It only attacked Wales and Scotland c It came to help defend Britain from invaders d It was made up entirely of farmers 8 Which Anglo-Saxon kingdoms did the Vikings defeat first? a Kent and Essex b Wessex and Mercia c Northumbria and East Anglia d Scotland and Cornwall 9 Where did Vikings from Norway settle during this same period? a In the mountains of Wales b Along the northwest coast and in parts of Ireland c In the forests of Germany d In the deserts of North Africa 10 What natural feature made Scandinavia perfect for shipbuilders and sailors? a It was filled with rivers, lakes, and surrounded by sea, encouraging navigation b It had no coastline, forcing people to migrate c It had vast dry plains for building chariots d It was covered by deserts and volcanoes 11 What made Viking ships so effective for raiding and exploring? a They were powered by windmills and gears b They had no sails or oars, only anchors c They were light, fast, and could sail in shallow rivers as well as open seas d They were heavily armored and could not sink 12 What were Viking warships called? a Longships, built for speed and attack b Coracles, made from animal hides c Galleons, used for ocean battles d Knorrs, made only for trade 13 What were Viking merchant ships called? a Triemes b Knorrs c Drakkars d Barges 14 What did Vikings trade when they reached Constantinople and Baghdad? a Weapons and armor for timber and iron b Books and manuscripts for Roman coins c Furs, slaves, and amber for silver, spices, silk, and luxury goods d Horses and cattle for gold and salt 15 Which city in England was known as Jorvik under Viking rule? a Canterbury, the Christian center b London, capital of Wessex c Winchester, seat of Alfred’s court d York, an important Viking trading center 16 What have archaeologists found beneath Viking York? a Nothing — the Vikings left no trace there b Gold coins but no everyday items c Only broken swords and weapons of war d Clothing, utensils, tools, ornaments, food remains, and even skeletons 17 According to the text, in what ways were Vikings and Anglo-Saxons similar? a They were both part of the Roman Empire b They were both nomads who lived in tents c They were both peaceful, trading societies d They were farming and warrior peoples whose religions were once alike 18 Why were Viking and Anglo-Saxon societies so similar in their way of life, religion and warfare? a Because both were ruled by the same king for many years b Because both learned everything from Roman mercenaries c Because both copied the culture of the Celts who lived before them d Because both were Germanic peoples from the Indo-European family

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Usborne History of Britain - Raiders from the Sea and The VikingsVersion en ligne

par Vijo Gor

Where did the first Viking raiders come from?

What happened when the first Viking ships reached the coast of Wessex?

Why were the Vikings so terrifying to people in Britain?

Why were monasteries frequent Viking targets?

What did many people believe when Viking raids continued despite prayers?

What made the raids more dangerous after 851?

What was different about the Viking army that arrived in 865?

Which Anglo-Saxon kingdoms did the Vikings defeat first?

Where did Vikings from Norway settle during this same period?

What natural feature made Scandinavia perfect for shipbuilders and sailors?

What made Viking ships so effective for raiding and exploring?

What were Viking warships called?

What were Viking merchant ships called?

What did Vikings trade when they reached Constantinople and Baghdad?

Which city in England was known as Jorvik under Viking rule?

What have archaeologists found beneath Viking York?

According to the text, in what ways were Vikings and Anglo-Saxons similar?

Why were Viking and Anglo-Saxon societies so similar in their way of life, religion and warfare?