Teachers little Test 1
The following test has a very specific purpose, this purpose would be to test the knowledge of teachers. This test can be used on History and Social Studies Teachers...have fun!
The Teacher's little Test 1
Rules:
No Internet
Asking for help is not permitted (From other Staff Members or Students)
Time limit: One Hour
1. Why was Jerusalem not part of the new Jewish State? (Short after WW2)
2.What was the name of this new state?
3. Who moved out of the territory of this new state?
4. In which year did that happen?
5. What was the most decisive naval battle in the Napoleonic war?
6. What shocked the the British the most about the Germans in WW1? (hint naval)
7. Who were Romulus and Remus?
8. Why are they important? (Short story)
9. How did Julius Caesar gain power over the Roman Empire?
10. How was water transported in the Roman Empire?
11. From where and how did it come to Rome?
12. What were the Geographical features which marked the northern mainland border of the Roman Empire?
13. Two of the most important weapons in WW2. (4)
14. What was the name of the submarine that sunk the first warship and what was the name of that ship?
15. Name of the ship class that caused the arms race preceding WW1?
The Answer Key can be found with the comments...
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Answer Key:
1. Jerusalem was not part of the new Jewish State because it was to contested and the UN felt that adding
Jerusalem to the Jewish state would be to dangerous.
2. Israel
3. Palistineans / Arabs
4. 1947 /1948
5. The battle of Trafalgar (Lord Nelson died in this battle after being wounded by a bullet shot by a sniper which is ironical because Lord Nelson thought snipers were no good and that they were the main cause for fire in the sails.)
6. The greatest shock for the British concerning the Germans behaviour was that they went down with their ships instead of accepting help offered to them by the British.
7. Romulus and Remus were brothers...Remus killed Romulus.
8. Remus named Rome after Romulus to honor his now dead brother.(They supposedly were as well taken in by a wolf which then nourished them until they became teenagers.)
9. Julius Ceasar conquered Rome without fighting but with his army and started ruling the Roman Empire from there. (The Senate remained but had no power.)
10. With the Aqueduct.
11. The water was mainly transported form the Alps were the water was clean and fresh.
12. The Rhine amd The Donau
13. Submarines, Aircrafts, A-Bomb, Tanks,...Aircraft carriers are acceptable, even though they only supported.
14. The C.S.S. Hunley sunk the U.S.S. Housatonic on Febuary 17 1864
15. Dreadnaughts
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