Form 5: Anglo-Saxons - Creating Appropriate Subheadings
Create clear and appropriate subheadings for paragraphs about the Anglo-Saxons. Learners practice summarising sections of text accurately.
Questions
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MultiChoice
Which subheading best fits a paragraph detailing wooden houses and thatched roofs?
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What subheading best titles a text about the famous ship burial and helmet?
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Which subheading is ideal for a biography section about King Alfred?
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Which subheading fits a description of oxen plowing fields and growing barley?
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Which subheading is best for text about pagan gods turning into Christianity?
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What makes a subheading good and appropriate?
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Which subheading fits a section about loom weaving and pottery?
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Which subheading is best for a paragraph on futhark rune inscriptions?
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Which subheading fits a text describing Mercia, Wessex, and Northumbria?
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Which subheading is suitable for a paragraph describing spears, axes, and shields?
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Which subheading fits a description of mead halls and roasted meats?
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Which subheading fits a paragraph on the 'wergild' fine system?
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Which subheading is appropriate for Lindisfarne and illuminated manuscripts?
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Which subheading fits a paragraph about Norsemen attacking coastal villages?
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Which subheading fits the final section on the 1066 Norman Conquest?