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Discerningly Versed - Effective Iterative Learning Quiz Questions - British Roman Roads III
Discerningly Versed - Effective Iterative Learning


The furthest north set of Roman fortifications in Britain was known as ?

 

Hadrians Wall
Celemantia
Antonine Wall
Gask Ridge

Alcester, Birmingham, Lichfield & Derby lie on the path of which ancient Roman road ?

 

Icknield Street
Stane Street
Fosse Way
Dere Street

Lichfield, St Albans, Canterbury & London lie on the path of which ancient Roman road ?

 

Icknield Street
Stane Street
Fosse Way
Watling Street

Ilchester, Bath, Leicester & Cirencester lie on the path of which Roman road ?

 

Icknield Street
Stane Street
Fosse Way
Dere Street

Which of these Roman roads is now a footpath and National Trail ?

 

Stane Street
Watling Street
Stanegate
Peddars Way

Which of these is a pre Roman road running from Ivinghoe Beacon, Bucks to Knettishall Heath, Norfolk

 

Fosse Way
Watling Street
Stane Street
Icknield Way

A Roman trunk road was normally made how wide ?

 

6 foot
9 foot
4 foot
13 foot

English placenames denoted by -street strat- streat- strait- indicate what ?

 

On or near river
Roman main fort
Junction of Roman roads
On or near Roman road

Wayside stations on Roman roads in between which horses were safely ridden hard were spaced every

 

10 miles
50 miles
20 miles
5 miles

High Cross in Leicestershire was at the crossing point of which two Roman roads ?

 

Fosse Way Watling St
Peddars Way Fosse Way
Stane Street Dere St
Watling Street Dere Street


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