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HISTORY PERIODS

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

History is everything that happened in the past.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

What are historical sources?

a)

The main periods of history.

b)

Anything that gives us information about the past.

c)

music, songs, sayings and stories.

3.

Main historical sources:

a)

prehistory sources, written sources, graphic sources, oral and sound sources.

b)

prehistory sources, ancient history sources, medieval sources, modern and contemporary sources.

c)

material sources, written sources, graphic sources, oral and sound sources.

4.

Material sources

a)

are archeological remains and include buildings, coins, clothes, furniture, tools and human and animal bones.

b)

include letters, novels, newspapers, contracts, invoices and birth certificates.

c)

include drawings, paintings, mosaics, engravings, photographs and films.

d)

include music, songs, sayings and stories that have either been handed down orally or recorded.

5.

Graphic sources

a)

are archeological remains and include buildings, coins, clothes, furniture, tools and human and animal bones.

b)

include letters, novels, newspapers, contracts, invoices and birth certificates.

c)

include drawings, paintings, mosaics, engravings, photographs and films.

d)

include music, songs, sayings and stories that have either been handed down orally or recorded.

6.

Oral and sound sources

a)

are archeological remains and include buildings, coins, clothes, furniture, tools and human and animal bones.

b)

include letters, novels, newspapers, contracts, invoices and birth certificates.

c)

include drawings, paintings, mosaics, engravings, photographs and films.

d)

include music, songs, sayings and stories that have either been handed down orally or recorded.

7.

Written sources

a)

are archeological remains and include buildings, coins, clothes, furniture, tools and human and animal bones.

b)

include letters, novels, newspapers, contracts, invoices and birth certificates.

c)

include drawings, paintings, mosaics, engravings, photographs and films.

d)

include music, songs, sayings and stories that have either been handed down orally or recorded.

8.

There were two main periods of prehistory: the Palaeolithic and the Ancient History.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Nomads means:

a)

that they moved from place to place to look for food and shelter.

b)

that they stayed in one place for long periods of time.

10.

Sedentary means:

a)

that they moved from place to place to look for food and shelter.

b)

that they stayed in one place for long periods of time.

11.

During Neolithic people started to live in one place and form communities

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Prehistory began ...

a)

4000 years ago

b)

500 years ago

c)

2.000.000 million years ago

d)

200 years ago

13.

Ancient History is the period of History that finishes when people learned to read and write.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

In Ancient History there were important civilisations around the Mediterranean Sea, which ones?

a)

Greeks

b)

Romans

c)

Phoenicians

d)

All answers are true

15.

Ancients History started ...

a)

4000 years ago

b)

500 years ago

c)

2.000.000 million years ago

d)

200 years ago

16.

In the Roman civilisation we could find:

a)

caves, megaliths and simple tools.

b)

theatres, circuses and amphitheatres.

c)

castles and churches.

17.

The first Olimpic Games were in

a)

Greece

b)

Spain

c)

Italy

18.

During Prehistory they learned to obtain metals, such us copper and bronze, which they used to make tools and utensils.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

The name of the social and economic system established during Middle Ages is ...

a)

feudalism

b)

islamic civilisation

c)

kingdoms

20.

During Middle Ages there were four groups of Christians:

a)

muslims, clergy, craftsmen and merchants and finally peasants.

b)

Nobles, clergy, craftsmen and merchants and finally peasants.

c)

Nobles, animals, craftsmen and merchants and finally peasants.

21.

The name of the Islamic territory in the south of Spain was called Al-Andalus.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

In ___________ a sailor called Christopher Columbus discovered America.

a)

1492

b)

1942

c)

1249

d)

1924

23.

Christopher Columbus wanted to discover a new sea route across the:

a)

Atlantic Ocean to Africa.

b)

Atlantic Ocean to Europe.

c)

Atlantic Ocean to India

24.

He found a new:

a)

country

b)

continent

c)

civilization

d)

president

25.

During Middle Ages most of people used to live in:

a)

big cities

b)

villages

c)

ships

26.

Modern Age started ...

a)

4000 years ago

b)

500 years ago

c)

2.000.000 million years ago

d)

200 years ago

27.

Contemporary Age started ...

a)

4000 years ago

b)

500 years ago

c)

2.000.000 million years ago

d)

200 years ago

28.

Contemporary age was

a)

the time of nomads.

b)

a time of discovery and scientific invention.

c)

the time of castles and churches.

d)

a time of industry and changes in society.

29.

Important contemporary inventions are:

a)

x-ray, vaccinations, radio, telephone and steam engine.

b)

printing press, compass and accurate maps.

c)

theatres, circuses, amphitheatres, aqueducts and public baths.

d)

writing, ceramic objhects, fire and tools.