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WorksheetsBritish Sights
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 7mins
It was built more than 2000 years ago as a defensive structure, protecting a settlement with various buildings and facilities.
Castlerigg
Bratton Camp
Stonehenge
Hadrian's Wall
Colchester played a significant role in the history of
the Anglo-Saxon Britain
the Norman Britain
the Roman Britain
the Celtic Britain
St Martin's Church in Kent is connected to the name of
St. George
St. Augustine
St. Andrew
ST. David
Lindisfarne Priory suffered a devastating raid by
the Romans
the Anglo-Saxons
the Picts
the Vikings
Battle Abbey stands on the very spot where
the Battle of Hastings took place in 1066
William the Conqueror was crowned as the new King of England
where Harold II fell
Where Norman soldiers were buried
Pevensey Castle built in the 4th century played a signifiant role
in the Norman Conquest
during WW II
in the Wars of the Roses
in the Hundred Years' War
Hampton Court Palace is connected to the reign of
Henry VIII
Catherine Howard
Cardinal Wolsey
Jane Seymour
Chatsworth House is located in
The Lake District
the Peak District in Derbyshire
The Broads in Suffolk
Dartmoor National Park
Malham Cove is in
the Yorkshire Dales
Snowdonia National Park
in the Peak District
in Dartmoor
Wistman's Wood is a relic of the ancient oak forest in
Wales
England
Scotland
Northern Ireland
Ribblehead Viaduct is a wonder of the
Roman engineering
Victorian engineering
Elizabethan engineering
The Broads is
the system of city canals
a network of trekking routes
a mountain range
a series of interconnected rivers and lakes
