Test on Key Historical Concepts and Elizabethan Era
Key Historical Concepts and the Elizabethan Era Guide
Test: History, Numbers
20 questions
Question 1: Great Britain is the name for the large island that contains England, Scotland, and Wales.
A. Ano
B. Ne
Explanation: The study materials define Great Britain as 'The big island that includes England, Scotland and Wales.'
Question 2: Is a century defined as a period of ten years?
A. Ano
B. Ne
Explanation: A century is a period of one hundred years, as stated in the study materials. A period of ten years is called a decade.
Question 3: According to the study materials, which of the following accurately describes a secondary source of information?
A. Information made during the event, by people who saw it.
B. Information made after the event, by people who did not live it.
C. An old letter from someone who witnessed the event.
D. A photograph taken at the time an event occurred.
Explanation: The study materials define secondary sources as 'Information made after the event, by people who did not live it.' The other options describe primary sources or give examples of primary sources.
Question 4: Which of the following statements accurately explain the meanings of BC and AD?
A. BC means Before Christ and refers to years before the birth of Jesus.
B. AD means Anno Domini, which translates to 'In the year of the Lord'.
C. BC refers to years after the birth of Jesus, while AD refers to years before his birth.
D. AD stands for 'After Datum' and BC stands for 'Before Century'.
Explanation: BC means Before Christ and indicates the years before the birth of Jesus. AD means Anno Domini, which translates to 'In the year of the Lord' and refers to the years after his birth.
Question 5: 2026 plus one is the 24th.
A. Ano
B. Ne
Explanation: The study materials state "2026 24th" and "+1 28th". This indicates that 2026 is 24th, and 2026 plus one is 28th, not 24th.