Robert the Bruce vs. English Verbs!

Robert the Bruce vs. ENGLISH VERBS!

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This Quizizz will...

• test your knowledge (Wissen) of about Robert the Bruce

• help you revise the verb tenses

• hopefully be fun :-)

Multiple Choice

Robert the Bruce was King of...

• Scotland

• England

• Wales

• Ireland

Multiple Choice

In what year did Robert the Bruce become king?

• 1306

• 1603

• 1963

Multiple Choice

Who was King of England at that time?

• Edward I

• George III

• A. G. Bell

Multiple Choice

What did Robert the Bruce see in a cave?

• Nessie

• a spider

• a dragon

• a bear

Multiple Choice

At Bannockburn, it was difficult for the English to fight because...

• the ground was wet.

• they were wearing kilts.

• it was too cold and windy.

Multiple Choice

Robert the Bruce, who was Scotland’s most successful king, died...

• in 1329.

• in 1892.

• in the battle at Bannockburn.

Multiple Choice

(Robert the Bruce, who was Scotland’s most successful king, died in 1329.)

The last question used

• a relative clause.

• an if-clause.

• a gerund.

Simple Present

• Talk about what normally happens or what is always true 

• Positive statements (Aussagen): 

  1st form + s (he, she, it) 

• Negative statements (Verneinung):

  don’t/doesn’t + 1st form

Simple Present of the verb “be” (sein)

• am / ‘m not

• is / isn’t

• are / aren’t

Multiple Choice

Is this simple present?

The English want Scotland.

• Yes!

• No.

Multiple Choice

Is this simple present?

The Scots don’t like the English.

• Yes!

• No.

Multiple Choice

Is this simple present?

Robert the Bruce will lead the Scots.

• Yes!

• No.

Multiple Choice

Is this simple present?

He doesn’t know how to beat the English.

• Yes!

• No.

Multiple Choice

Is this simple present?

He won’t give up.

• Yes!

• No.

Fill in the Blank

Finish the sentence in simple present:

The Scottish flag ____ (be) blue and white.

Fill in the Blank

Finish the sentence in simple present:

The English soldiers ____ (not be) scared of the Scots.

Fill in the Blank

Finish the sentence in simple present:

Scotland ____ (have) a new king.

Fill in the Blank

Finish the sentence in simple present:

The English ____ (beat) the Scots in many battles.

Fill in the Blank

Finish the sentence in simple present:

Robert the Bruce _____ (not want) to give up.

will-Future

• Talk about what will happen or what will be true.

• Positive statements: 

  will + 1st form

• Negative statements:

  won’t + 1st form

Multiple Choice

Is this will-future?

The Scots will train for battle.

• Yes!

• No.

Multiple Choice

Is this will-future?

The English are tired.

• Yes!

• No.

Multiple Choice

Is this will-future?

The Scots won’t be afraid.

• Yes!

• No.

Multiple Choice

Is this will-future?

The English don’t know the land.

• Yes!

• No.

Fill in the Blank

Finish the sentence in will-future:

Robert the Bruce ______ (tell) his soldiers to be brave.

Fill in the Blank

Finish the sentence in will-future:

The English ______ (not know) how to fight on the wet land.

Multiple Choice

Which tense is used in this sentence?

• Simple present

• Simple past

• will-Future

Multiple Choice

Which tense is used in this sentence?

• Simple present

• Simple past

• will-Future

Multiple Choice

Which tense is used in this sentence?

• Simple present

• Simple past

• will-Future

Multiple Choice

Which tense is used in this sentence?

The Scots don’t have a lot of soldiers.

• Simple present

• Simple past

• will-Future

Multiple Choice

Which tense is used in this sentence?

Scots will always remember Robert the Bruce.

• Simple present

• Simple past

• will-Future

Multiple Choice

Which tense is used in this sentence?

The Scots don‘t have their own king anymore.

• Simple present

• Simple past

• will-Future

Multiple Choice

Which tense is used in this sentence?

Hopefully the Scots and the English won‘t fight each other ever again.

• Simple present

• Simple past

• will-Future