WorksheetsPre-Celtic and Celtic Britain (Performer Heritage)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 3mins
What did the population of pre-Celtic Britain do to the forests?
Burn and cut them down
Plant more trees
Protect them
Ignore them
What types of cereals did the population grow?
Wheat, barley, and oats
Rice, corn, and rye
Potatoes, carrots, and peas
Apples, oranges, and bananas
What animals did the population breed?
Cattle, pigs, and sheep
Lions, tigers, and bears
Dogs, cats, and rabbits
Elephants, giraffes, and zebras
What famous ritual site was built during this time?
Stonehenge
Pyramids of Egypt
Great Wall of China
Taj Mahal
During which age did the islanders start metalworking?
Bronze Age
Iron Age
Stone Age
Medieval Age
What did the islanders produce through metalworking?
Pottery and salt
Glass and ceramics
Plastic and rubber
Paper and ink
What did the Celts introduce to make soil cultivation easier?
Iron plough
Wooden plough
Stone plough
Golden plough
What can still be seen in the British countryside as a result of Celtic farming?
Long narrow pattern of fields
Circular pattern of fields
Square pattern of fields
No pattern of fields
What were the hill forts used for?
Tribal centers and refuges
Housing for the rich
Tourist attractions
Military training grounds
What was the role of women in Celtic society?
Almost equal to men
Subservient to men
Superior to men
Excluded from society
Who was a warrior queen of one of the Celtic tribes?
Boadicea
Cleopatra
Joan of Arc
Queen Elizabeth I
What were the Druids' roles in Celtic society?
Priests, judges, teachers, and healers
Farmers, hunters, fishermen, and metal workers
Artists, musicians, poets, and storytellers
Warriors, generals, and strategists
What elements did the Celts worship?
Sun, moon, trees, and rivers
Stars, planets, mountains, and valleys
Fire, wind, earth, and sky
Animals, birds, insects, and fish
What did the Celts consider water to be?
A holy element
A dangerous element
A useless element
An abundant element
What did the Celts believe about life after death?
Spent on the earth in caves, hills, or lakes
Transcended to a heavenly realm
Reincarnated into new bodies
Ceased to exist
