Hadrian’s Wall

The Hadrian’s wall stretches for almost ____ miles.

• 73

• 76

• 74

• 83

The wall was mostly built with _____ , ______ and ______.

• Stone, piles of earth, grass

• Cement, piles of earth, grass

• Stone, piles of earth, cement

The turrets were used as _____.

• Good view.

• Good structure.

• Keep a watch for enemies.

• Keep a watch for traders.

The two features of Hadrian’s wall are ​ _____ and _____.

• Huge structure and resting place for soldiers

• Huge structure and difficult to attack

• Huge structure and resting place for horses

• Huge structure, resting place for soldiers and horses

Smaller forts were called as. (a)   .

Hadrian’s wall was built with the purpose to _______

• Keep the tribes in the north under Roman’s control.

• Keep the saxons in the north under Roman’s control.

• Keep the picts in the south under Roman’s control.

• Keep the celts in the south under Roman’s control.

Hadrian’s Wall has _____ on north and _____ on south.

• Scotland and England

• Scotland and Ireland

• England and Scotland

• Scotland and Britain

Traders had to pay _____ to enter through the gate.

• entry fee

• Commission

• Pension

• Taxes

When was Hadrian’s wall built ?

• 122 AD

• 422 AD

• 14 AD

• 60 AD

Turrets were built every _____ . Mile castles were built every ____ . Main forts were built every ____ .

• 500 metres, 1.5 km and 8 km

• 1.5 km, 500 metres and 8 km

• 8km, 1.5 km and 500 metres .