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Year 4 - History 'Sticky Knowledge'

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Approximately, how long ago was the period of Ancient Rome?

a)

100 years

b)

2000 years

c)

500 years

d)

20000 years

2.

What does AD mean after a date? (Eg: 34AD)

a)

Ancient Dynasty

b)

Annual Dictation

c)

Anno Domini

(In the year of our lord)

d)

After Death

3.

What does the term BCE after a date mean? (Eg 245 BCE)

a)

Before Christmas Eve

b)

Before Civilization Existed

c)

Before Christ's Execution

d)

Before Common Era

4.

What year did the Romans successfully invade Britain?

a)

1996

b)

43 AD

c)

250 BCE

d)

56 AD

5.

Which modern day country is Rome in?

a)

France

b)

Spain

c)

Italy

d)

Russia

6.

According to legend, which two brothers were said to have founded the city of Rome?

a)

Phil and Grant

b)

Ant and Dec

c)

Michaelangelo and Raphael

d)

Romulus and Remus

7.

Which of these structures could NOT be found commonly in ancient Rome?

a)

Amphitheatre

b)

Forum

c)

Mecca

d)

Communal baths

8.

Approximately how long ago was the period of Ancient Greece?

a)

3000 years

b)

300 years

c)

2000 years

d)

5000 years

9.

What was Ancient Greece made up of?

a)

City States

b)

Kingdoms

c)

Counties

d)

Estates

10.

Who is this Ancient Greek general who created the largest empire the world had ever seen?

a)

Plato

b)

Socrates

c)

Alexander the Great

d)

Hercules

11.

Name three things that are part of the legacy of Ancient Greece?

(Click all that apply)

a)

Golf

b)

The Olympics

c)

Democracy

d)

Myths

12.

What is the term to describe this Ancient Greek warrior?

a)

Hoplite

b)

Lieutenant

c)

Mogul

d)

Centurion

13.

Greece is made up of lots of different islands. What is the geographical term for a collection of lots of different islands?

a)

Peninsula

b)

Archipelago

c)

Country

d)

Outcrop

14.

Where did the Ancient Greeks believe that all their gods lived?

a)

Mt Olympus

b)

Mt Everest

c)

Mt Etna

d)

Mt Vesuvius