The invaders of the British Isles

The reason of invading the territory of the British Isles was its mild (a)   .

The Saxon, Angles and Jutes are three powerful (a)   tribes.

According to an English (a)   named Bede, the invaders came the Anglo-Saxon migrations.

The Angles settled _______, and also in the Midlands.

• in the west 

• in Kent 

• near the Thames Estuary

• in the east

The British Celts were driven into ______ in the far west, which the Saxons called “Wales”, meaning ‘the land of the foreigners”.                                 

• the mountains

• the forests

• the caves

• the valleys

The ending ham means ______.

• settlement 

• kingdom

• family

• farm

The _______established a number of kingdoms.   

• Jutes

• Anglo-Saxon

• Celts

• kings

The names of some ________and two large ______ remind of Celtic language or culture in England. 

          

• kingdoms … lakes

• settlements … counties

• rivers… cities

• mountains …regions

Days of the week were named after Germanic (a)  

The Anglo-Saxon name of West Saxon is (a)   .