Normans History Quiz

Evie, Anaya, and Sophia are having a history quiz. Can you help them answer this question: Who was the first Norman king of England?

• Henry VIII

• William the Conqueror

• Richard the Lionheart

• Edward III

Hey history buffs! Can you help Isabella and Charlie fill in the blank: The Battle of Hastings took place in ________.

• 1065

• 1070

• 1050

• 1066

What year did the Normans successfully invade England?

• 1070

• 1055

• 1066

• 1067

Grace and Matilda are debating history. Can you help them by answering: Which Norman leader commissioned the Domesday Book?

• Henry II

• Edward the Confessor

• Richard the Lionheart

• William the Conqueror

Hey history buffs! Ella and Sophie are debating about a famous tapestry that depicts the Norman conquest of England. Can you help them out? What was the name of this tapestry?

• Conquest Cloth

• Bayeux Tapestry

• Hastings Tapestry

• Norman Weave

Hey Mira, Max, and Sophia! Do you know what architectural style the Normans introduced to England? Let's see who gets it right!

• Gothic

• Baroque

• Byzantine

• Romanesque

Arthur and Kiara are debating history trivia. Can you help them settle it? What was the name of the last Anglo-Saxon king of England defeated by the Normans?

• King Richard III

• King Edward III

• King Henry VIII

• King Harold II

Ella, Anaya, and Oscar are time-traveling students who just landed in England after the Norman conquest. Can you help them figure out what the primary language of the Norman nobility was?

• Old English

• Old Norman / Anglo-Norman

• Middle French

• Medieval Latin

Ella and Neha are debating history. Can you help them decide: Which Norman king introduced the feudal system to England?

• Edward I

• Richard the Lionheart

• William the Conqueror

• Henry VIII

Hey Eesha, Kiara, and Sophia! Do you know what fascinating change the Norman Conquest brought to the English language?

• The Norman Conquest introduced Spanish words into the English language

• The Norman Conquest introduced French words into the English language.

• The Norman Conquest led to the extinction of the English language

• The Norman Conquest had no impact on the English language