Y6 H&G Term 3 Exam 22/23

A3. Which statement is NOT true about Tudor times?

• There were laws that told people what they were allowed to wear in Tudor times.
• People used to eat with their fingers in Tudor times.
• Tudor houses were mainly made from stone.
• Noble girls could be married at age 12 and boys at age 14 in Tudor times.

A3. Which Tudor queen's reign became the Golden Age of art and culture?

• Catherine of Aragon
• Elizabeth of York
• Mary I
• Elizabeth I

A3. Which of the following statements is NOT true about Tudor towns?

• Many towns were overpopulated, noisy and dirty.
• You can find open markets with crops and meat sold in large quantities.
• People were educated by the scholars on the streets.
• Crimes were rampant in the society.

A3. What was the name of the war between the House of York and the House of Lancaster?

• The Cold War
• The Civil War
• The Hundred Years War
• The Wars of the Roses

A3. Who became the Tudor king at the age of 9 who died from a lung disease at the age of 15?

• Henry VIII
• Henry VI
• Henry VII
• Edward VI

A4. Schools for richer children were called grammar schools because:

• grammar was a Tudor name for a teacher
• students were taught mainly Latin grammar
• students had to pass a grammar exam to be accepted by the school
• grammar lessons were very expensive

A5 The name given to the series of German bombing attacks on London during World War II was:

• the Big Bang
• the Crash
• the Blitz
• the Kamikaze

A6 All of the following were the effects of a plague, except:

• many people died.
• disease spread easily.
• people took comfort in the forthcoming winter season.

A7. Romans invaded Britain looking for the following except for:

• zinc
• copper
• spices
• gold

A8. In Ancient London,

• Romans came and built several towns immediately.
• Romans did not protect much of the area.
• Romans came in search of land, slaves and precious metals.
• Romans first built bridges to connect one town to another.