Question 1

Who is this?

Accepted Answer

Guy Fawkes

Answer

The King

Answer

A Guard

Question 2

Why do people remember Guy Fawkes?

Accepted Answer

He tried to blow up King and parliament

Answer

He was a king

Answer

He made fireworks for a party

Question 3

Who led the plot and what happened after it failed?

Accepted Answer

Robert Catesby led it and the plotters were punished

Answer

Nobody was hurt and nothing changed

Answer

Guy Fawkes was king afterwards

Question 4

Which word names the man in this story?

Accepted Answer

Guy Fawkes

Answer

Prince

Answer

Soldier

Question 5

Which word means 'an idea to do something together in secret'?

Accepted Answer

Plot

Answer

Palace

Answer

Bonfire

Question 6

Which word means 'a very serious crime against the King or country'?

Accepted Answer

Treasons

Answer

Message

Answer

Celebration

Question 7

What happened first?

Accepted Answer

The men planned the plot

Answer

The guards found the barrels

Answer

Guy Fawkes was arrested

Question 8

What happened next?

Accepted Answer

They hid gunpowder under parliament

Answer

Guy Fawkes was arrested

Answer

They lit fireworks

Question 9

Which is true about time?

Accepted Answer

The gunpowder plot happened BEFORE the Great Fire of London

Answer

The Great Fire of London happened first

Answer

They happened in the same year

Question 10

Is bonfire night only about fireworks?

Accepted Answer

No, it's to remember the plot

Answer

Yes, it's just about fireworks

Question 11

Why were the plotters angry with the King?

Accepted Answer

Catholics were treated unfairly

Answer

The king closed all the shops

Answer

The king forgot his birthday

Question 12

What is one thing that happened because the plot failed?

Accepted Answer

The king was saved and the plotters were punished

Answer

Parliament was destroyed

Answer

There were no more kings

Question 13

Which picture shows how we remember today?

Accepted Answer

https://uploads.quizalize.com/1cb7e490-dfe1-44fe-a590-d06ee8bf08ed/question/18e5b0acca6ec8867045df27e5f2f9260fb5111e.jpg

Answer

https://uploads.quizalize.com/1cb7e490-dfe1-44fe-a590-d06ee8bf08ed/question/48cce1163786aa57195813df10f5cac9aa9d0b9b.jpeg

Question 14

Which sentence is true?

Accepted Answer

Bonfire night is a safe celebration; the gunpowder plot was a violent plan

Answer

They are the same

Question 15

Which day is also for remembering, but for a different reason?

Accepted Answer

Remembrance Day

Answer

Pancake Day

Answer

Christmas Day

Question 16

Why do we remember 5th November?

Accepted Answer

Because the King was saved

Answer

Because its summer

Answer

Because its snowed

Question 17

What did this event change?

Accepted Answer

It became a day people remember each year

Answer

Nothing changed

Answer

It became the king's birthday

Question 18

Why might people remember this after 400+ years?

Accepted Answer

It teaches us about power, religion and keeping people safe

Answer

Because it was last week

Answer

It teaches us that fireworks are pretty

Question 19

What question would help us learn from this picture of Guy Fawkes?

Accepted Answer

What is he planning or touching?

Answer

Do you like crisps?

Answer

What's my favourite colour?

Question 20

What does a drawing of barrels under Parliament help us to understand?

Accepted Answer

That gunpowder was hidden for the plot

Answer

That people loved fireworks

Answer

That Parliament was a shop

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