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Free Jamestown Materials

07.05.2007

Description

On May 14 1607, three ships made landfall on America's eastern shore. The 105 Englishmen on board would earn their place in history by founding Jamestown, the first permanent English settlement and the birthplace of modern America.

To commemorate these events, 3MRT are pleased to provide free history resources for use with InQuizitor.

This multiple-choice question pack introduces the people, culture and events of the time, providing an ideal starting point for an exploration of seventeenth-century Virginia and its historical and political legacy.

Within InQuizitor's exciting game-based learning environment, even the most reluctant learners become engaged, enthused and motivated to learn and remember the key points that underpin further study of the subject.

Downloads

Download "Jamestown - America's 400th Anniversary" Question Bank.

The Question Bank contains a set of multiple choice questions relating to the settlement of Jamestown, complete with answers, wrong answers and illustrations.

Teachers can:


Download "Jamestown - America's 400th Anniversary" Preset Quiz.

This sample Preset Quiz is just one example of how the Question Bank content can be delivered in the highly engaging InQuizitor environment.

Teachers can:

New To InQuizitor?
If you don't already use InQuizitor in school, this is a perfect opportunity to use this topical content with our 30-day trial version.

The trial version includes full versions of the InQuizitor Player and Editor, so as well as using this free material about Jamestown, you will be able to create your own content for any subject, curriculum or level you want ... and try it out with your learners.

Simply download and install the trial version, then download the free files above and save them alongside the sample content included in the trial version (this will be in "My Documents/3MRT InQuizitor Files/Preset Quiz" and "My Documents/3MRT InQuizitor Files/Question Banks").
Once installed, the trial version runs for 30 days.

Follow the links to find out more about the InQuizitor Player, the Editor, and other content available for the InQuizitor platform.

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