Prehistoric Ages of Britain

What was the extension of the continent called during the Ice Age?

• Doggerland

• Stonehenge

• Iron Age

• Celts

When did Great Britain form?

• 9-10.000 years ago

• 16.000 years ago

• 7.-8.000 BC

• Modern Age

What is the most famous stone circle in the South of England?

• Stonehenge

• Avebury

• Callanish

• Ring of Brodgar

When did the Iron Age start in the British Isles?

• 700 BC

• 1000 BC

• 500 AD

• 200 AD

What period is known for the development of agriculture and permanent settlements?

• Iron Age

• Neolithic Age

• Mesolithic Age

• Paleolithic Age

What was the primary material used for tools during the Stone Age?

• Stone

• Wood

• Bone

• Metal

Where is Stonehenge situated?

• Scotland
• In the South of Wales

• Ireland
• In the south of England

What is ”Seahenge”?

• A modern art installation in London.
• A famous underwater prehistorical stone circle off the east coast of ENGLAND.

• Seahenge is a prehistoric stone circle visible only when the sea tide is low.

• An ancient Roman temple in Italy.

Were the British Isles always isolated?

• Yes, the British Isles were always isolated.
• The British Isles were isolated only during the Ice Age.
• No, the British Isles were not always isolated.

How did the British Isles separate from the continent?

• The British Isles were formed by volcanic activity.
• The British Isles were always separated from the continent.

• The British Isles separated due to tectonic plate movement.
• The British Isles separated from the continent due to slow rise of the sea levels.