Введение в лингвострановедение. Практикум для студентов-бакалавров направления «Лингвистика»
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c)circles
d)triangles
7.The lord of manor didn’t have to…
a)administrate justice
b)gather taxes
c)protect the manor from invaders
d)watch proper land sharing
8.Christianity first reached Britain
a)before the fourth century AD
b)in the fourth century AD
c)before the fourth century BC
d)in the fourth century BC
9.Who was the first Archbishop of Canterbury?
a)Bede
b)Offa
c)Augustine
d)Gregory
10.The centers of Church power across England were
a)monasteries
b)kings’ courts
c)temples
d)lords’manors
11.How can you characterize the relations between church and state?
a)open confrontation
b)neutral
c)mutually profitable
d)passive aggression
12.Who started Anglo-Saxon Chronicle?
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a)Bede
b)Offa
c)Augustine
d)Alfred
13.Literacy helped to develop in England the strongest in Europe
a)law system
b)economy
c)culture
d)education
14.England became famous in Europe for its
a)fish
b)wine
c)wool
d)jewellery
15.Vikings came to Britain in
a)the 7th century
b)the 8th century
c)the 9th century
d)the 10th century
16.Vikings came from
a)Germany
b)Iceland
c)Denmark
d)Normandy
17.Vikings controlled large part of the British territory. Who controlled the rest?
a)King Alfred
b)King Augustine
c)King George
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d)King James
18.Canute came to power because
a)he was the son of Ethelred
b)witan considered him to be a good leader
c)witan didn’t want disorder
d)all of these variants are right
19.Westminster Abby was built by
a)Edward
b)Ethelred
c)Canut
d)Witan
20.In 1066 King Harold faced dangers coming from
a)East and west
b)South and north
c)East and north
d)West and south
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Test 3. Variant 1
1.By the 8th century the Celts had been driven into
a)Northern part of the island
b)Southern part of the island
c)Western part of the island
d)Eastern part of the island
2.Welsh population remained small because
a)the land was rocky
b)the soil was poor
c)they didn’t have enough food
d)all of these variants are right
3.How did early kings control the territory?
a)They made laws
b)They travelled around the land
c)They made local government in each area
d)all of these variants are right
4.Welsh kings’ life in 10th century was
a)dangerous
b)treacherous
c)bloody
d)all of these variants are right
5.How often did The Anglo-Saxons invade Ireland?
a)every year
b)every two years
c)never
d)they stayed there all the time
6.The kings in Irish society
a)didn’t exist
b)were elected
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c)were members of the same family
d)were invited from England
7.Which is not an Irish kingdom
a)Ulster
b)Leinster
c)Tara
d)Glamorgan
8.Who spread the message of Christianity in Ireland?
a)Andrew
b)Tara
c)Offa
d)Patrick
9.What was typical of Ireland’s “golden age”?
a)culture flowered
b)no invaders came
c)local wars were in progress
d)all of these variants are right
10.The invaders mostly robbed
a)castles
b)monasteries
c)palaces
d)manors
11.The Vikings founded
a)Dublin
b)Belfast
c)Cork
d)Derry
12.The Vikings changed Irish life
a)mostly in a positive way
b)mostly in a negative way
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c)very Slightly
d)it’s false. They never visited Ireland
13.Brian Boru ruled for
a)10 years
b)11 years
c)12 years
d)13 years
14.Who invited Normans to Ireland?
a)The king of Ulster
b)The king of Munster
c)The king of Leinster
d)The king of Connaught
15.The society in Scotland was
a)divided into 2 parts
b)divided into 3 parts
c)divided into 4 parts
d)not divided
16.Britons inhabited
a)Lowlands
b)Northern highlands
c)Western highlands
d)All mentioned parts of Scotland
17.Clans collapsed in
a)the 17th century
b)the 18th century
c)the 19th century
d)the 20th century
18.Angles of Scotland felt different from the Celts because
a)they spent more time growing crops
b)land was kept by individual people
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c)they accepted the authority of the people outside their family
d)all of these variants are right
19.Vikings settled on
a)Shetland
b)Orkneys
c)Hebrides
d)all of these variants are right
20.Scotland was a difficult territory for control because of
a)geography
b)climate
c)tribal system
d)all of these variants are right
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Test 3. Variant 2
1.Choose the right statement.
a)All parts of Britain were developing the same way
b)The development of each part of Britain has always been analyzed attentively
c)Self identity of modern people is deeply rooted in history
d)all of these variants are right
2.Huge earth wall
a)protected Celts from Anglo-Saxons
b)protected Anglo-Saxons from Celts
c)protected British population from Vikings
d)was built for administrative division of the territory
3.Slavery was widely spread in
a)Wales
b)Scotland
c)England
d)all of these variants are right
4.If the king and his people visited the settlement
a)the local people greeted them cheerfully on the market place
b)the local people ran away into woods
c)the local people prepared special ceremony to receive the king
d)the local people hadn’t been informed about his visit beforehand
5.The first king who ruled over all Wales was
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a)Gruffydd
b)Llewelyn
c)Glamorgan
d)Offa
6.Celtic Culture in Ireland
a)was preserved
b)didn’t exist
c)was combined with Roman culture
d)was combined with Saxon culture
7.In Ireland there were
a)3 Kingdoms
b)4 Kingdoms
c)5 Kingdoms
d)6 Kingdoms
8.When did Christianity come to Ireland?
a)In 430 AD
b)In 949 AD
c)In 1066 AD
d)In 1039 AD
9.Where were many monasteries built in Ireland?
a)In the town centres
b)High in the mountains
c)In the woods
d)On the coast
10.Irish “golden age” finished when
a)Viking invaders came
b)Anglo-Saxon invaders came
c)Roman invaders came
d)Norman invaders came
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11.The Vikings brought to Ireland
a)fresh economic action
b)fresh political action
c)trend of building cities
d)all of these variants are right
12.The first high king in Ireland appeared in
a)430 AD
b)859 AD
c)1002 AD
d)1014 AD
13.Brian Boru is one of the greatest Irish kings because
a)tried to create single Ireland
b)improved the organization in Church
c)improved the organization in learning
d)all of these variants are right
14.Brian Boru died in
a)430 AD
b)859 AD
c)1002 AD
d)1014 AD
15.“Highland Line” is the name for
a)stone wall in the north of Britain
b)border between Scotland and England
c)the division between lowland and highland
d)mountain range in Scotland
16.When were Pictish and Scottish kingdoms united?
a)400 AD
b)563 AD
c)663 AD
d)843 AD
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