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This document contains a weekly Friday quiz with 6 multiple choice questions. The questions cover topics like shapes, groups that invaded Britain, boats used by Vikings, conversions between centimeters and meters, what pandas eat, and types of dancers that wear metal plates on their shoes. The answers provided are: 1) Hexagon, 2) Egyptians, 3) Long boats, 4) 25cm, 5) Bamboo shoots, 6) Tap dancers.
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- 1. Prynhawn da This weeks Friday quiz
- 2. Question 1 What is the correct name of a shape with six sides?
- 3. Question 2 Which of these groups of people did not invade the British Isles? d. Anglo Saxons c.Egyptians b. Romans a. Vikings
- 4. Question 3 The Vikings used to sail to Britain using? d. dinghies c. Papyrus boats b. Long Boats a. Galleons
- 5. Question 4 How many centimetres are there in a quarter of a metre?
- 6. Question 5 What do Pandas normally eat ? d. fruit c. fish b. Bamboo shoots a. Other animals
- 7. Question 6 What sort of dancers have metal plates on the heels and toes of their shoes? d. Tap dancers c. Ballroom dancers b. Ballet dancers a. Morris dancers
- 8. Answers 1. A hexagon 2. Egyptians 3. Long boats 4. 25cm 5. Bamboo shoots 6. Tap dancers