A hollowed out tree trunk in which people stored crops B A collection of pieces of jewellery and utensils such as pots which were buried with the dead C A mound of soil that the people dug up as they cleared the ground for their round houses D 9. On Exmoor many of the hedgerows are very unusual and special because: They are the longest to be found anywhere in England and Wales A They date from the twelfth and thirteenth centuries over 800 years ago B – They hedges grow out of earth banks with sides sometimes covered in stone C None of the National Parks in England and Wales have hedges D 10. Archaeologists working on Exmoor: Look for valuable items such as gold and jewellery left behind by ancient people A Value historic items brought to them by members of the public so they can be sold B Look at any remains people leave behind in the ground to discover how they lived in the past C Supply museums with interesting old things that they can charge people to come and see D 11. Most of the places in which people live on Exmoor are called rural settlements which are: Mainly just the large towns A Villages which have at least one shop, a post office and public house B Villages and hamlets completely surrounded by farmland C Farms, hamlets and villages D 12. Some villages on Exmoor are at risk from flooding which means: Floods which come only after thunderstorms and lightening A Floods come after the rain pours very quickly off of the surrounding hills onto lower land B Floods affect mostly villages very close to the sea where rivers burst their banks C It is only those villages close to the main rivers which get flooded D 13. flood management Dealing with the problem of flooding on Exmoor is known as which mostly involves: things in the hills and in the valleys to slow the speed of the flood water in order
A hollowed out tree trunk in which people stored crops B A collection of pieces of jewellery and utensils such as pots which were buried with the dead C A mound of soil that the people dug up as they cleared the ground for their round houses D 9. On Exmoor many of the hedgerows are very unusual and special because: They are the longest to be found anywhere in England and Wales A They date from the twelfth and thirteenth centuries – over 800 years ago B They hedges grow out of earth banks with sides sometimes covered in stone C None of the National Parks in England and Wales have hedges D 10. Archaeologists working on Exmoor: Look for valuable items such as gold and jewellery left behind by ancient people A Value historic items brought to them by members of the public so they can be sold B Look at any remains people leave behind in the ground to discover how they lived in the past C Supply museums with interesting old things that they can charge people to come and see D 11. Most of the places in which people live on Exmoor are called rural settlements which are: Mainly just the large towns A Villages which have at least one shop, a post office and public house B Villages and hamlets completely surrounded by farmland C Farms, hamlets and villages D 12. Some villages on Exmoor are at risk from flooding which means: Floods which come only after thunderstorms and lightening A Floods come after the rain pours very quickly off of the surrounding hills onto lower land B Floods affect mostly villages very close to the sea where rivers burst their banks C It is only those villages close to the main rivers which get flooded D 13. Dealing with the problem of flooding on Exmoor is known as flood management which mostly involves: things in the hills and in the valleys to slow the speed of the flood water in order
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