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FCLLI AV1 - Participação 1. Mark the right option: Augustine was sent to England Parte superior do formulário 1) to build a castle 2) to live in a small monastery x3) to re-establish Christianity in England 4) to control the Romans 5) to meet the Celts 2. Mark the right option: The Celtic Church brought Parte superior do formulário x1) Christianity to the ordinary people. 2) Christianity to the ruling people. 3) Christianity to the Anglo-Saxons. 4) Christianity to Kent. 5) Christianity to the rich houses. 3. Mark the right option: Celtic and Roman Churches were Parte superior do formulário x1) very different. 2) very much alike. 3) created for the same purposes. 4) similar in certain aspects. 5) both very close to the State. 4. Mark the right option: Education became important Parte superior do formulário 1) to help poor people. 2) to teach poor people how to earn money. x3) to increase the power of landlords. 4) to hire teachers. 5) to teach peasants how to read and write. 5. Mark the right option: The Vikings Parte superior do formulário 1) helped the monks. 2) were literate men. x3) burnt churches and monasteries at first. 4) controlled the written language in Rome. 5) came from France. 1. Mark the right option: Feudalism refers to Parte superior do formulário 1) To land given to everyone freely. 2) to land given only to the “serfs”. x3) to land held in return for duty or service to a lord. 4) to land the king did not want anymore. 5) to land nobody wanted. 2. Mark the right option: In the “Domesday’ Book Parte superior do formulário 1) one can find information about the Vikings. 2) one can find information about France. 3) one can find information about the invaders only. x4) one can find information about England in 1066. 5) one can find information about English songs. 3. Mark the right option: Magna Carta was Parte superior do formulário 1) important for the pope. 2) a symbol of financial power. 3) meant for the vassels. x4) a symbol of political freedom. 5) not important at all. 4. Mark the right option: The Parliament in England Parte superior do formulário x1) had a mixture of different social classes. 2) had only a House of Lords. 3) kept the gentry separate from the commoners. 4) was controlled by the gentry. 5) was a place for fighting. 5. Mark the right option: The knights Parte superior do formulário 1) were not loyal. 2) did not know how to fight. x3) were honored and brave. 4) were weak. 5) had pagan principles. 1. Choose the option which best suits the statements below: Parte superior do formulário x1) Their courage and courtly manners. 2) Their clothes and shoes. 3) Their success and fighting lessons. 4) Their ability with women and their personal subjects. 5) Their alliance with Germans and Scots. 2. The Black Prince who was an example of chivalry in England, was: Parte superior do formulário 1) Adored in France for his manners. 2) Forgotten in France. x3) Feared in France for his cruelty. 4) Expected in France. 5) Left in France to learn the language. 3. According to the code of chivalry, a knight should not: Parte superior do formulário 1) Fight for his name if insulted. 2) Serve God. 3) Serve the king. 4) Laugh at women. 5) Defend any lady in need. 4. The first English press was established at Westminster in: Parte superior do formulário 1) 1422 2) 1491 3) 1471 4) 1392 5) 1476 1. Choose the option which best suits the statements below: Parte superior do formulário x1) Their courage and courtly manners. 2) Their clothes and shoes. 3) Their success and fighting lessons. 4) Their ability with women and their personal subjects. 5) Their alliance with Germans and Scots. Parte inferior do formulário 2. The Black Prince who was an example of chivalry in England, was: Parte superior do formulário 1) Adored in France for his manners. 2) Forgotten in France. x3) Feared in France for his cruelty. 4) Expected in France. 5) Left in France to learn the language. Parte inferior do formulário 3. According to the code of chivalry, a knight should not: Parte superior do formulário 1) Fight for his name if insulted. 2) Serve God. 3) Serve the king. x4) Laugh at women. 5) Defend any lady in need. Parte inferior do formulário 4. The first English press was established at Westminster in: Parte superior do formulário 1) 1422 2) 1491 3) 1471 4) 1392 x5) 1476 Parte inferior do formulário 5. Sir Thomas Malory: Parte superior do formulário 1) Wrote about monsters. x2) Captured in his writings the medieval ideal of knighthood. 3) Printed his pictures. 4) Wrote about women. 5) Wrote poems about the Church. 1. The mingling of the old with the new also characterized the Elizabethan outlook on life because Parte superior do formulário 1) a medieval world was presented x2) a modern world was presented 3) a celtic world was presented 4) an ancient world was presented 5) a cruel world was presented 2. During the Renaissance Parte superior do formulário 1) fighting was encouraged 2) knights were famous x3) arts and education were encouraged 4) a code of chivalry was created 5) legends about Beowulf were written. 3. Queen Elizabeth I was Parte superior do formulário x1) a brave woman 2) an unknown woman 3) a poor woman 4) also a nun 5) a lovely princess 4. Henry VIII wanted a Parte superior do formulário 1) new house 2) new sword 3) daughter 4) a castle x5) divorce 5. In the Morality Plays, the characters were Parte superior do formulário 1) intelligent people 2) chosen by the king 3) women x4) virtues 5) artists 1. Choose the option which best suits the statements below. In some questions there will be an option which does not fit the statement: The Revolution was in the minds and hearts of the people. We can say that it is true because the process of the Revolution was Parte superior do formulário 1) brief and unimportant 2) brief but important x3) long and well discussed 4) long and boring 5) unimportant to Americans 2. Colonists wanted to Parte superior do formulário 1) pay taxes 2) be governed by England x3) be free from so many taxes 4) to help England increase their Empire 5) be dependent on England 3. England lost control over the colonies because Parte superior do formulário x1) they had a system of self-government and were prosperous 2) they were poor and dependent 3) they loved France 4) they did not like to fight 5) they had commerce with foreign countries 4. The Civil war Parte superior do formulário 1) preserved the Union 2) led to slavery's abolition 3) dramatically altered the relationship between the states and the federal government. 4) also generated ongoing debates about the conflict's causes and outcome. x5) was not an important event in American history 5. Against The Stamp Act there was Parte superior do formulário 1) violent reaction in the colonies x2) organization for resistance 3) less trade with England 4) a parade asking England to send more stamps 5) destruction of the stamps in some colonies Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário Parte inferior do formulário
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