Anglo-Saxons and the Dark Ages

What format are we using to cite information?

• Chicago

• APA

• MLA

• All of the above

What do you call the best and most reasonable conclusion one makes after looking at the given evidence?

• Kenning

• Juxtaposition

• Inference

• Parallelism

How do you arrange your resources in the Works Cited?

• Websites first then videos

• Alphabetically by the credited author

• From the most recent to the oldest

• In order of when they were used in your response

Which of the following citations observe proper punctuation?

• Chase, Jasmine. "Dark Ages." The Guardian, 12 June 2022, www.guardian.com/darkages.

• Chase, Jasmine. "Dark Ages." The Guardian. 12 June 2022, www.guardian.com/darkages.

• Chase, Jasmine. "Dark Ages." The Guardian. 12 June 2022, www.guardian.com/darkages

• Chase, Jasmine. "Dark Ages". The Guardian, 12 June 2022, www.guardian.com/darkages

• Chase, Jasmine. "Dark Ages," The Guardian, 12 June 2022, www.guardian.com/darkages.

The Anglo-Saxon period in British history spans which years?

• 410 AD - 1066 AD

• 34 BC - 12 AD

• 1659 - 1814

• 120 AD - 350 AD

In the absence of written literature, how are stories being told during the Anglo-Saxon period?

• Primarily through oral literature

• Primarily through dance

• Primarily through cave art

• Stories were not told during this period.

Initially, who won control of the British isles, and included them in their vast empire?

• Vikings

• Romans

• Britons

• Celts

How did the Anglo-Saxons get control of the British isles?

• The Romans realized the place is too far and left the British isles to invaders.

• After the collapse of the Roman empire, they raided the lands with minimal resistance.

• After collecting so much debt, the Romans sold the British isles to the Anglos, Saxons and Jutes.

• The Anglos and Saxons waged war against the Romans, which they easily won.

Important to Anglo-Saxon folklore, some towns and villages carry the name "draca" and "thrys." "Thrys" stands for "giant." What does "Draca" mean?

• Devil

• Dragon

• Drama

• Dracula

Which day of the week is named after the chief god of Anglo-Saxon lore?

• Tuesday (Tiu)

• Thursday (Thor)

• Wednesday (Woden)

• Sunday (Sann)