True or false.

True or false.
Task: Read the sentences and decide if they are true or false. If sentence is wrong, write the correct answer.

1. Archaeologists believe that Stonehenge was built around 2500 CE.
2. The Celts lived in Britain in the Iron Age from around 600 BCE.
3. The Celts came from North Europe.
4. Boudicca’s army attacked and burnt Colchester (now London).
5. Hadrian’s Wall is 317 kilometers long and goes from London to Bowness.
6. In BCE 410 the Romans left Britain.
7. In the 7th century a king was buried at Sutton Hoo in the south-east of England.
8. The Romans built many castles and cathedrals.
9. In CE 597 a monk called Augustine came to England.
10. Tomb – the place where a person is buried after they born.
11. The symbol of Lancaster was a white rose.
12. In 1588 the Spanish tried to attack England.
13. The Civil War began in 1624.
14. Cromwell sent boys and women to the Siberia.
15. The Great Fire of London was in 1666.
16. In 1727, Robert Walpole became the first British prime minister.
17. In 1801, the government introduced the Act of Union with Ireland.
18. Bonnie – a Scottish word means “awful” or “ugly”.
19. In 1825, the world’s first railway opened between Stockton and Darlington in the north of England.
20. Margaret Thatcher was the first British female prime minister, recently she died.

Correct answers:
1. Archaeologists believe that Stonehenge was built around 2500 BCE.
2. True.
3. The Celts came from Central Europe.
4. True.
5. Hadrian’s Wall is 117 kilometers long and goes from Wallsend to Bowness.
6. In CE 410 the Romans left Britain.
7. True.
8. The Normans built many castles and cathedrals.
9. True.
10. Tomb – the place where a person is buried after they die.
11. The symbol of Lancaster was a red rose OR The symbol of York was a white rose.
12. True.
13. The Civil War began in 1642.
14. Cromwell sent boys and women to the Caribbean.
15. True.
16. True.
17. True.
18. Bonnie – a Scottish word means “handsome” or “pretty”.
19. True.
20. True.