Anglo-Saxon culture: buildings, art and literature (OCR GCSE History B (Schools History Project)): Quizzes

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What was the primary material used for Anglo-Saxon buildings?

Wood

What was the Anglo-Saxon word for building?

Timbe

What were the roofs of sunken featured buildings thatched with?

Straw

What may have been used as a heating system in sunken featured buildings during winter?

Decomposing straw in the pit

Which feature could framed buildings have that sunken buildings typically could not?

A second storey

Which cultural influence was evident in Anglo-Saxon longhouses?

Scandinavian

What social function did longhouses serve besides housing wealthy people?

Feasting halls

What type of structure, besides churches, was built with stone?

Noblemen's halls

Who mainly used tents in Anglo-Saxon England?

Armies and traders

What did the Fuller Brooch represent?

The five senses

What material was the Franks Casket made from?

Whale-bone

What type of writing appeared mostly on the Franks Casket?

Anglo-Saxon runes

What characterized the colors used in Anglo-Saxon manuscript illumination?

Bright and vivid

Which cultures influenced Anglo-Saxon art?

Celts and Franks

In which manuscript does the poem Beowulf survive?

Nowell Codex

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