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WorksheetsY3 History End of Year Quiz
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 1hrs 20mins
What is your name?
What is your class?
Elm
Fir
Aspen
Reorder the following time periods from longest ago to the most recent
Paleolithic
Mesolithic
Neolithic
Bronze Age
Iron Age
What marked the beginning of the Neolithic period?
Invention of the wheel
Settling and Farming
Discovery of fire
Use of bronze tools
Why did humans in the Neolithic period have more time for activities like weaving and pottery?
Development of farming led to a surplus of food, allowing more time for activities like weaving and pottery.
Humans became smarter as time went on.
Introduction of the wheel reduced the need for hard work, creating more free time.
They interacted more with other tribes and learnt new things
Look at this photo of Skara Brae. What does it tell you about life in this period?
Humans lived in nomadic tribes with no permanent settlements.
Humans lived in with a lack of social interaction and isolation.
Humans lived with primitive tools and technology.
Humans lived in organised communities with advanced buildings and social structures.
Why did the Romans want to expand their empire? Tick 4 correct answers
To beat their enemies
Wealth
Military glory
For slave labor
Leaders wanted to look strong
Why did the Roman empire struggle to expand westwards and southwards into Africa?
Lack of military resources and arguments within the Roman empire.
Why did Julius Caesar's attempt to conquer England in 55BC fail?
Poor weather conditions and strong resistance from local Celtic tribes
Who was Boudica and why is she significant?
Boudica was a queen of the Iceni tribe who led an uprising against the Roman Empire, causing a significant defeat for the Roman forces.
Boudica was the wife of an important Celtic king
Boudica was the most beautiful Celtic woman
How have the Romans had a lasting impact on Britain?
Leisure Centres
Racing sports
Road and motorway systems
Running water in homes
Sports Stadiums
When did the "Tudor period" begin and how?
In 1509, during the coronation of Henry 8th.
In 1485, when Henry 7th defeated Richard 3rd at the battle of Bosworth.
In 1537, as Henry 8th had a legitimate son and heir to the throne.
In 1547, upon the death of Henry 8th.b
How would you best describe the living conditions for poor people during the Tudor period?
The poor had to work hard and struggled to survive.
The monarchy tried to help with those that were poor, they reduced taxes and introduced a relief system for those who had very little money.
The poor people in the tudor age could live relatively comfortably but they weren't able to afford luxurious items such as fine wines and imported cheeses.
The poor were executed for being poor.
What was the Act of Supremacy of 1534 and the Treason Act? (both passed by Henry 8th)
A set of laws that gave Henry 8th the right to rule other countries that had been "discovered" by England's naval fleet.
A law that made it a requirement for the people of England to worship Henry 8th as a religious figure.
A set of laws passed in an attempt to distribute the responsibility and power over the country to a council of governors.
A set of laws that gave the king sovereignty over the church and gave Henry ultimate power to accuse people of crimes and convict them without a trial.
Who was this person depicted in a Tudor art piece and why is his inclusion important?
John Blanke was a black trumpeter in the Tudor court, and his inclusion goes against the idea of an all-white European history.
John Blanke was a jester in the Tudor court, and his inclusion had no importance in challenging historical narratives.
What was Henry 8th trying to display with paintings like this one?
