5th Grade BE a Reader U3

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1 point

What shape is Stonehenge?

triangle

rectangle

circle

square

1 point

The summer soltice is the _________ day of the year.

longest

shortest

1 point

Stonehenge is located in .....

Spain

England

Italy

France

1 point

About how many pounds did each rock weigh?

800

80,000

800,000

8,000

1 point

The winter soltice is the shortest day of the year.

True

False

1 point

According to the text, how many major theories are there to explain how the rocks were brought to Stonehenge?

1 point

How do scientists believe the Neolithic people moved the stones? (hint: there is 1)

They used animals to move the stones.

They rolled them on tree trunks.

They made trains to pull the stones.

They used elephants to pull the stones on carts.

1 point

Among the relics found at Stonehenge are ..... (hint: there are 2)

food

treasure

human bones

pottery

1 point

One theory that some historians have developed about who built Stonehenge is that Merlin, the court wizard for the legendary King Arthur, built Stonehenge.

True

False

10.

1 point

Archaeologists believe that ancient people moved the rocks there almost ______ years ago.

500

50,000

5,000

11.

1 point

Weather has caused the rocks to fall over.

True

False

12.

1 point

What is the name of the organization that works to preserve Stonehenge?

Rock Preservation

London Heritage

English Heritage

Stonehenge Organization

13.

1 point

Why was Stonehenge built? (hint: there are 3)

to play sports

a place of worship

to honor the dead (cemetery)

to keep track of time (calendar)

14.

1 point

The rocks at Stonehenge are _____ feet tall.

300

15.

1 point

Archaeologists can´t know exactly how, when or why Stonehenge was built because there are no written records.

True

False

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