The Jutes, Angles, and Saxons were different tribes of ____.

The name of England came from the ________. A: Angles B: Saxons C: Jutes D: Celts

The first known settlers of Britain were _______. A: the Jutes B: the Celts C: the Saxons D: the Iberians

______ were the first known settlers of Britain. A: Jutes B: Celts C: Saxons D: Iberians

“古英语”被称作______? A: Old English B: Saxons C: Anglos D: the Anglo-Saxon English

The Angles were part of the Germanic tribes (Angles, Saxons, Jutes) who originally lived in northern Europe.

English people refers to ______. A: British people B: Scottish people C: all white people in Britain D: people who are descents of English - speaking Anglo - Saxons.

Before the Saxons, the language spoken in the present UK was a mixture of Latin and various Celtic languages which were spoken before the Romans came to Britain.

Old English was ________. A: created by the Normans B: established by Alfred the Great C: a mixture of the languages of Angles and Saxons D: quite different from German

The most famous king of the West Saxons was Alfred the Great, whose military accomplishment was his successful _______ to the Viking invasions. A: irritation B: prediction C: reception D: opposition