Lesson Y7-U06-L04
Elizabeth I and the Middle Way Quiz: KS3 History, Unit 6
20 questions
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Lesson Y7-U06-L04, Elizabeth I and the Middle Way: 20 multiple choice questions for the KS3 History (National Curriculum), Unit 6: Year 7: The Tudors, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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In what year did Elizabeth I pass her Religious Settlement?
- 1588
- 1549
- 1559
- 1534
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What title did Elizabeth I choose as head of the Church?
- Defender of Faith
- Supreme Governor
- Pope of England
- Supreme Head
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What did the Act of Uniformity of 1559 enforce?
- Church attendance
- Papal obedience
- Mandatory fasting
- Latin services
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What was the fine for missing church under the 1559 settlement?
- Exile to Spain
- A shilling
- Death by burning
- A year in prison
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What was a Catholic who refused to attend Church of England services called?
- Dissenter
- Heretic
- Puritan
- Recusant
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What did the Pope do to Elizabeth I in 1570?
- Imprisoned her
- Crowned her
- Deposed her father
- Excommunicated her
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Which Catholic queen fled to England in 1568 and became a focus for plots?
- Catherine de Medici
- Mary, Queen of Scots
- Anne of Cleves
- Lady Jane Grey
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Which symbol in Elizabeth I's portraits stood for purity?
- A globe
- An ermine coat
- A sieve
- A rose
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What did the globe symbolise in portraits of Elizabeth I?
- Endless time
- Royal wealth
- Global power
- Religious unity
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Why was Elizabeth I famously known as the 'Virgin Queen'?
- She hated men
- She had no children
- She lived in a nunnery
- She never married
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Which group wanted to strip robes, candles and bishops out of the Church of England?
- Recusants
- Lollards
- Jesuits
- Puritans
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Which Catholic power prepared to attack England in 1588?
- Spain
- Scotland
- France
- Denmark
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What was the initial penalty for missing Church of England services under Elizabeth?
- A fine
- Imprisonment
- Execution
- Exile
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Why was the Communion wording in the 1559 religious settlement kept vague?
- To anger the Pope
- To ban communion
- To appease both sides
- To confuse priests
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What did Elizabeth I mean by refusing to make 'windows into men's souls'?
- She forced secret confessions
- She hated stained glass
- She ignored private beliefs
- She spied on homes
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What do Tudor portraits of Elizabeth I mainly show historians?
- Her exact likeness
- Her daily routine
- Her desired image
- Her medical history
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Which part of the 1559 settlement most angered strict Catholics?
- Destroying all altars
- Removing church music
- Banning Latin entirely
- Rejecting papal authority
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What term describes Elizabeth I's religious compromise between Protestantism and Catholicism?
- Middle way
- Absolute shift
- Papal union
- Strict reform
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Which foreign power posed the greatest ongoing threat to Elizabeth I?
- Scotland
- Rome
- Spain
- France
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Which major foreign power threatened Elizabeth I after her 1559 religious settlement?
- Catholic Spain
- Holy Roman Empire
- Kingdom of France
- Ottoman Empire
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