When did the Old English period begin?, 12th century, 5th century , 15th century , Who were the main tribes that formed the English nation?, Celts, Romans, Normans, Angles, Saxons, Jutes, Greeks, Persians, Egyptians, What was King Alfred the Great known for?, Inventing the English alphabet, Discovering America, Promoting English education and translations, Which language influenced English most after the Norman Conquest?, French, English, German, What was the main occupation of settlers in the Anglo-Saxon period?, Farming, Trading across the sea, Mining, How did Old English differ from Modern English?, It had fewer words, It was written in Latin, It had more grammar endings and complex structure, Why is the Old English period important?, It was when English became a world language, It was when the English language first appeared, It was the time of the Industrial Revolution, What event marks the beginning of the Middle English period?, The Norman Conquest in 1066, The birth of Shakespeare, The invention of printing, What was the main written record of the Old English period?, The Domesday Book, The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, The Bible, Which king helped spread literacy by translating Latin books into English?, King Arthur, King Alfred the Great, King Henry VIII, What was the language of the educated and the church in early medieval England?, Latin, German, Celtic, How many main dialects of Old English existed?, 2, 6, 4, What is the meaning of the Old English letter “þ” (thorn)?, Sound /p/, Sound /th/, Sound /k/, Which period of English began around 1500?, Middle English, Modern English, Old English, What helped standardize English spelling and grammar?, The invention of the printing press, Viking invasions, The Norman Conquest.

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