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I'm a going a Viking Jeopardy. Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin. Choose a point value. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy. Ship Shape. If you Say so. They did What?. Interesting. Makes sense
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I'm a going a Viking Jeopardy Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin.
Choose a point value. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy
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Zach said that the ornate dragonor snake head was a permanent part of the bow and could not be removed. If you did, it was a bad omen.
That is false. You had to remove it in bad weather. If you lost it, THAT was a bad omen.
According to Alivia, this ship was built using the “Clinker” design.
Both the Knarr and Drakkar were built using the “Clinker” design
Natalie said this ship was designed to carry warriors on raids
According to Scott, this particular ship could travel in 3 feet of water and sometimes a little less.
It is Nicki’s contention that this ship had both a lookout to find rocks and a helmsman to steer the ship
Annie said that this ship averaged 91 feet in length, but some were as long as 227 feet.
Corinne said Leif named one of the landmasses he discovered “Helluland” or “Slabland”.
That would be true And we know it as Baffin Island today!
According to Hannah, Eric the Red was banished from Iceland because he didn’t pay his debts.
Lena and Sean said that this is where the name “Viking” came from
A pirate center in Southern Norway called “Vik”
Jake said that the oarsmen on this ship had to stand to row.
Nick said the sail was dyed this color to strike fear into the hearts of Viking enemies.
Indiana said the Vikings called the natives in Vinland by this name because they were wretched looking
Eric and Sarah both said that this was the first person to sight Greenland while out looking for walrus.
Of course! Gunnbjorn Olfsson
Gabe was right. He was the first to sight North America while on his way to visit his dad in Greenland
Maddi and Connor are both right. He was the first European to die in North America (proper).
Kylie was adamant that this was the first European born in North America (Proper)
Of course! Lexi… Oops, I mean Snorri
Brooke said that he brought Christianity to Greenland in 1000 AD after he was converted by the King.
Josh said the Vikings left Greenland around 1458 AD because of this:
George said that after 100’s of years, the Vikings finally decided to record their exploits in these stories.
Kelly and Bridget are right on the mark: It was the first recorded raid by the Vikings into England and it happened in 793 AD.
Harold “The Great” said that these were the 5 animals used extensively by the Vikings.
Bethany and Emma knew the two reasons why the Vikings could not make a permanent settlement in present-day Canada were: