Augustine's Journey to England

In 597 AD, Augustine, a monk and missionary, arrived on the Isle of Thanet in Kent with 40 monks. His mission was to spread Christianity, facing uncertainty and challenges. Augustine emerged as a leader, destined to guide a new people, and became known as the Apostle of the English, leaving a lasting legacy.

In which year did Augustine arrive in England?

• 580 AD

• 600 AD

• 590 AD

• 597 AD

How many monks accompanied Augustine on his mission?

• 50 monks

• 60 monks

• 40 monks

• 30 monks

What was one of the uncertainties faced by Augustine and his team?

• Whether they would be accepted

• Whether they would find treasure

• Whether they would learn a new language

• Whether they would meet the king

What role was Augustine destined to fulfill?

• A leader of a new trade route

• A leader of a new army

• A leader of a whole people

• A leader of a new religion

What is the significance of the Shrine of the Apostle of Sang Glorm?

• It was a place of political meetings

• It was a place of learning

• It was a place of worship

• It was a place of trade