1) How did iron give the Celts an advantage over their enemies? a) Iron weapons and tools were stronger and more durable than bronze ones, which their enemies often used. This gave the Celts a significant advantage in battle and in farming, allowing them to produce more food b) Iron was lighter than bronze, making Celtic soldiers faster and more agile in combat. c) Iron was shinier than bronze, and this frightened their enemies, causing them to flee in terror. 2) In what shapes were Celtic house built? a) Celtic houses were primarily square, built with stone and featuring multiple stories. b) Many Celtic houses were round or oval in shape c) Celtic houses were shaped like triangles, with a pointed roof that helped to deflect bad weather. 3) What was used to build the walls of a Celtic house? a) Celtic houses often used wattle and daub for their walls. This involved weaving sticks and branches together (wattle) and then covering them with a mixture of clay, mud, and straw (daub). b) Celtic houses were built with thick walls of solid stone, similar to castles c) Celtic houses used animal hides stretched over wooden frames to form the walls. 4) What animals did the Celts keep for meat? a) The Celts relied heavily on fish and seafood for their protein, as they didn't have much success raising livestock. b) The Celts primarily hunted wild boar and deer for their meat, and didn't keep many domesticated animals. c) The Celts raised pigs, cattle, and sheep for meat. 5) What did wealthy Celts wear around their necks? a) Wealthy Celts often wore torcs around their necks. b) Wealthy Celts wore elaborate headdresses made of feathers and precious stones c) Wealthy Celts wore belts made of woven leather and decorated with bronze studs. 6) How did Celts like to pass the time? a) The Celts enjoyed storytelling, music, and feasting. b) The Celts spent most of their free time practicing elaborate battle strategies and weapon-making c) The Celts were known for their competitive swimming and held regular races in rivers and lakes.

The Celts (A)

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