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Year 4 - The Vikings

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which group of people invaded and controlled Britain just before the Vikings?

a)

The Romans

b)

The Anglo-Saxons

c)

The Normans

d)

The barbarians

2.

How did the Vikings travel long distances to explore and invade other countries?

a)

On the land by marching

b)

In the air with hot air balloons

c)

On the sea by steam ship

d)

On the sea by longship

3.

How did the Vikings make butter?

a)

By churning full-fat milk or cream

b)

By mixing eggs, flour and water

c)

By mixing eggs and flour and baking it

d)

By freezing an egg mixture

4.

How did the Vikings keep themselves warm on long sea voyages?

a)

By rowing hard.

b)

By wearing clothing that made them warm.

c)

By wearing clothing that insulated them from the cold.

d)

By lighting a fire.

5.

What made the Vikings' ships float?

a)

They were very light weight.

b)

They weren't very deep.

c)

They were made from wood.

d)

They were hollow.

6.

Where did the Vikings come from?

a)

Italy

b)

Scandinavia

c)

Scotland

d)

Germany

7.

When did the Vikings first invade Britain?

a)

AD 893

b)

AD 693

c)

AD 793

d)

AD 593

8.

Which place did the Vikings first attack in Britain?

a)

The monastery at Lindesfarne on the English coast.

b)

The castle at Dover on the English coast.

c)

The port of Hastings on the English coast.

d)

The castle at Bamburgh on the English coast.

9.

Why did the Vikings invade Britain? Choose two answers.

a)

Their home was overcrowded and Britain had more room.

b)

They were fed up with being snowed on and they liked the idea of being rained on.

c)

They needed to build lots of sailing ships and there weren't enough trees where they lived.

d)

They were mainly farmers and Britain had more fertile soil.

10.

Which famous events happened in 1066? Choose two answers.

a)

The Battle of Britain

b)

The Battle of Hastings

c)

King Harold received an arrow in his eye.

d)

William the Conqueror received an arrow in his eye.