The Celts

The Celts originated in which part of Europe?

• Western Europe

• Central Europe

• Southern Europe

• Northern Europe

The Celts were not united like which ancient civilizations?

• Greeks and Persians

• Romans and Ancient Egyptians

• Vikings and Saxons

• Mesopotamians and Sumerians

How did archaeologists learn about the Celts?

• By reading their written history

• By studying ancient cities they built

• By discovering objects and artifacts in boglands

• By translating ancient scrolls

Clonycavan Man, discovered in Ireland, is believed to have been:

• A farmer

• A warrior

• A king

• A druid

What type of writing did the Celts use occasionally?

• Runes

• Hieroglyphs

• Ogham

• Latin

Which modern nations are considered part of the Celtic heritage?

• England, Wales, France, and Spain

• Scotland, Wales, Ireland, and Brittany

• Scotland, Ireland, Italy, and Germany

• Ireland, Brittany, Greece, and Portugal

What material helped the Celts create stronger weapons and tools?

• Bronze

• Iron

• Stone

• Copper

What was a brehon in Celtic society?

• A farmer

• A warrior

• A judge

• A druid

What did the Celts believe about dying in battle?

• It was a dishonor

• It was a way to avoid punishment

• It was an honor and led to reward in the afterlife

• It was only for warriors

Why did the Celts paint their bodies with lime before battle?

• To protect themselves from injuries

• To intimidate their enemies

• To celebrate a victory

• To honor their gods