The History of English language

Who invaded Britain in the 5th century?

• The Vikings

• The Normans

• The Anglo-Saxons

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The Anglo-Saxons spoke a language similar to ...

• modern German

• modern French

• modern English

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The Anglo- Saxons came from...

• southern Europe

• north-western Europe

• western Europe

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When did the Vikings invade Britain?

• In 800 AD.

• in 500 AD.

• in 600 AD.

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Where did the Vikings come from?

• France

• Norway and Denmark

• Germany

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When did the Normans conquer England?

• In 1000

• In 1010

• In 1066

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What language did the Normans speak?

• English

• French

• German

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A group of people who live together and share the same language, culture and history is called...

• a tribe

• a village

• a state

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To enter a country by force with a large number of soldiers means

• to invade

• to divide

• to set free

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To take control of a foreign land by force means

• to visit

• to cooperate

• to conquer

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