Anglo-Saxon culture: buildings, art and literature (OCR GCSE History A (Explaining the Modern World)): Quizzes

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What material were most Anglo-Saxon buildings made from?

Wood

Why might sunken featured buildings have straw in the pit during winter?

To provide heating as it decomposed

What was a key feature of framed buildings compared to sunken featured buildings?

They could have a second storey

Which type of Anglo-Saxon building showed Scandinavian influences?

Longhouses

What were longhouses used for besides housing?

Feasting halls for socializing

Besides churches, what other stone buildings existed in Anglo-Saxon England?

Noblemen's halls

Who primarily used tents in Anglo-Saxon England?

Armies on march & traders away from home

What types of items featured decorated Anglo-Saxon art?

Brooches, beads, buckles, wrist-clasps

What does the Alfred Jewel inscription mean?

Alfred had me worked (made)

What do the images on the Fuller Brooch represent?

The five senses

What material was the Franks Casket made from?

Whale-bone

When was the St Cuthbert Gospel created?

Early 8th century

In which manuscript does Beowulf survive?

Nowell Codex

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