JotCast | Home Learning - Tuesday Check in | 5/19/2020

Home Learning - Tuesday Check in

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Mr Warbrick

10:23

Last time we did one about Brazil. Today, it's a history quiz

10:24

Same rules as before. You may use the internet but you get a bonus point for being the fastest for each answer

Oscar🤩

10:24

I can’t find him either

Olivia🧁

10:24

The 1st thing I saw was a person with a red and white cloth thing on his head but it isn’t him

Yay!

Mr Warbrick

10:24

I'll be asking about lots of different periods of history, but only those we've studied in school.

10:25

Question 1 - What is the name of the process where Egyptians wrapped their dead bodies in bandages?

4 right answers so far

10:26

6 correct answers. 30 second left

Points to Amelia, Lewis, Millie, Oscar, Matteo and Josh

Olivia🧁

10:26

Mummification

Mr Warbrick

10:27

Bonus point to Olivia who was quickest!

Mr Warbrick

10:27

(remember to keep your own score)

Question 2 - What is the name of the Roman emperor who successfully invaded Britain?

10:28

5 correct answers

30 seconds left

10:29

Points to Olivia, Oscar, Amelia, Matteo, Millie and Josh

Lewis S😎🥳

10:29

claudius

Mr Warbrick

10:29

Bonus point to Lewis who was fastest

10:30

Question 3 - What is the name of the Iceni queen who led the Celtic revolt against the Romans?

Wow - 3 of you were very fast there! 5 correct so far

10:31

30 seconds left

Points to Josh, Olivia, Millie and Lewis

I'm going to have to give bonus points to Oscar, Matteo and Amelia as all their answers came in at exactly the same time!

Oscar🤩

10:32

Boudicca

Mr Warbrick

10:32

Question 4 - Name one of the key discoveries of the Stone Age

10:33

(there's more than one possible answer)

10:34

5 correct so far

30 seconds left

Points to Amelia, Lewis, Matteo, Olivia and Josh

10:35

Oscar was quickest that time with his answer

Oscar🤩

10:35

fire

Mr Warbrick

10:35

But there were lots of other things you could have had too

Question 5 - What is another way of saying BC and AD?

Amelia ❤

10:35

did I actually get it right?

Mr Warbrick

10:36

You did

Mr Warbrick

10:36

I don't want what BC and AD stand for. I want to know another way of saying it.

Matteo

10:36

Before Christ and anno domini

Mr Warbrick

10:36

Though Matteo you can have a bonus point for being the first person to not call it 'after death'

Mr Warbrick

10:37

Still no correct answers

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