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Knights and Castles

Knights and Castles. Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?. By Badgers Class. Question 1. What material are castles made out of?. A Bricks B Sand C Stone D Wool. What material are castles made out of?. A Bricks B Sand C Stone D Wool. £100. Question 2. Do knights use ladders?.

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Knights and Castles

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  1. Knights and Castles

  2. Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? By Badgers Class.

  3. Question 1

  4. What material are castles made out of? A Bricks B Sand C Stone D Wool

  5. What material are castles made out of? A Bricks B Sand C Stone D Wool

  6. £100

  7. Question 2

  8. Do knights use ladders? A Yes: to climb the castle. B Yes: to fight each other. C No: they used their horse instead. D No: they didn’t have ladders.

  9. Do knights use ladders? A Yes: to climb the castle. B Yes: to fight each other. C No: they used their horse instead. D No: they didn’t have ladders.

  10. £200

  11. Question 3

  12. What was Saint George’s coat of arms? A White cross on red background. B Red polka dots on white background. C Red and white cross on blue background. D Red cross on white background.

  13. What was Saint George’s coat of arms? A White cross on red background. B Red polka dots on white background. C Red and white cross on blue background. D Red cross on white background.

  14. £300

  15. Question 4

  16. Who made the armour for a knight? A A blacksmith B A butcher C The Queen D A page

  17. Who made the armour for a knight? A A blacksmith B A butcher C The Queen D A page

  18. £500

  19. Question 5

  20. What did the enemy fire at a castle? A Flowers B Bottles C Rocks D Marshmallows

  21. What did the enemy fire at a castle? A Flowers B Bottles C Rocks D Marshmallows

  22. £1,000

  23. Question 6

  24. What weapons did knights use? A Guns B Pillows C Chairs D Swords

  25. What weapons did knights use? A Guns B Pillows C Chairs D Swords

  26. £2,000

  27. Question 7

  28. What did the Lords first use to build their castles? A Stone B Wood C Fire D Biscuits

  29. What did the Lords first use to build their castles? A Stone B Wood C Fire D Biscuits

  30. £4,000

  31. Question 8

  32. Who is our Queen today? A Queen Elizabeth II B Queen Mary I C King George VI D Queen Elizabeth I

  33. Who is our Queen today? A Queen Elizabeth II B Queen Mary I C King George VI D Queen Elizabeth I

  34. £8,000

  35. Question 9

  36. Did knights have horses? A Maybe B No C Yes D Not sure

  37. Did knights have horses? A Maybe B No C Yes D Not sure

  38. £16,000

  39. Question 10

  40. What type of horse did knights use to fight? A Rouncey: baggage horse B Courser: riding horse C Shetland Pony D Destrier: war horse

  41. What type of horse did knights use to fight? A Rouncey: baggage horse B Courser: riding horse C Shetland Pony D Destrier: war horse

  42. £32,000

  43. Question 11

  44. What was a drawbridge made out of? A Ice B Plastic C Wood D Foam

  45. What was a drawbridge made out of? A Ice B Plastic C Wood D Foam

  46. £64,000

  47. Question 12

  48. What are battering rams used for? A to make super strong wool. B to smash big holes in the walls and doors. C to climb up the castle with. D to get up on their horses with.

  49. What are battering rams used for? A to make super strong wool. B to smash big holes in the walls and doors. C to climb up the castle with. D to get up on their horses with.

  50. £125,000

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