Unit 2 - Matching Quiz

Match the term with its correct definition: A. Bronze Age

• The period of time after people discovered bronze, which they used to make tools, weapons, and other objects.

• The period when iron was used to make tools.

• A time when farming was first invented.

• A period when only stone tools were used.

B. Iron Age

• A period when iron was used to make many different things that people needed.

• A time before people discovered metal.

• A time when only wooden tools were used.

• The period when chariots were invented.

C. Hill Fort

• An area of high ground with walls and ditches built around it for protection.

• A deep hole used for mining iron.

• A type of farming tool.

• A small village built near a river.

D. Roundhouse

• A house built in a round shape because this shape was very strong.

• A small wooden hut used for storage.

• A house made of metal and stone.

• A modern type of house with multiple floors.

E. Mould

• A hollow container used to create objects by shaping them.

• A type of ancient writing tool.

• A type of soft metal found in caves.

• A farming tool used for cutting grass.

F. Ore

• A mineral or rock containing metal.

• A large wooden container for storing goods.

• A tool for carving stone.

• A type of ancient coin.

G. Plough

• A large farming tool used to cut through soil.

• A tool for carving metal.

• A type of iron container.

• A stone tool used for grinding wheat.

H. Scythe

• A tool with a long curved blade used for cutting crops or grass.

• A small knife used for carving wood.

• A machine used for making weapons.

• A round shield used for protection.

I. Goods

• Things that are useful to people, such as food, tools, and clothing.

• A type of ancient currency.

• A special type of rock used for carving statues.

• A type of metal used in jewelry.

J. Society

• A large group of people who live in an organised way.

• A group of traders selling goods in a market.

• A type of village with wooden houses.

• A group of farmers who grow crops.