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Froggy Jumps Great Fire of London QuizOnline version Fiery facts and era-defining events. by B 1 In what year did the Great Fire of London begin? a 1566 b 1766 c 1666 2 Where did the fire start in London? a Pudding Lane bakery b Temple Church c Buckingham Palace 3 Which diarist described the fire vividly? a Samuel Pepys b John Evelyn c Daniel Defoe 4 How long did the fire blaze in total? a One week b Four days c Two days 5 What helped the fire spread so rapidly? a Marble buildings and wide avenues b Wet weather c Timber-framed houses and narrow streets 6 Which cathedral was destroyed and later rebuilt after the fire? a Westminster Abbey b St Paul's Cathedral c St Mary-le-Bow 7 What construction material became standard after the fire? a Timber only b Wattle and daub c Brick and stone 8 Which act encouraged rebuilding with brick and stone? a The 1667 Rebuilding Act b The 1649 Building Act c The 1689 London Act 9 Which area of London was largely destroyed by the fire? a The City of London b Westminster c Southwark 10 On which date did the fire burn out? a October 6, 1666 b September 2, 1666 c September 6, 1666

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Great Fire of London QuizOnline version

Fiery facts and era-defining events.

by B

In what year did the Great Fire of London begin?

1566

1766

1666

Where did the fire start in London?

Pudding Lane bakery

Temple Church

Buckingham Palace

Which diarist described the fire vividly?

Samuel Pepys

John Evelyn

Daniel Defoe

How long did the fire blaze in total?

One week

Four days

Two days

What helped the fire spread so rapidly?

Marble buildings and wide avenues

Wet weather

Timber-framed houses and narrow streets

Which cathedral was destroyed and later rebuilt after the fire?

Westminster Abbey

St Paul's Cathedral

St Mary-le-Bow

What construction material became standard after the fire?

Timber only

Wattle and daub

Brick and stone

Which act encouraged rebuilding with brick and stone?

The 1667 Rebuilding Act

The 1649 Building Act

The 1689 London Act

Which area of London was largely destroyed by the fire?

The City of London

Westminster

Southwark

On which date did the fire burn out?

October 6, 1666

September 2, 1666

September 6, 1666

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Great Fire of London QuizOnline version

by B

In what year did the Great Fire of London begin?

Where did the fire start in London?

Which diarist described the fire vividly?

How long did the fire blaze in total?

What helped the fire spread so rapidly?

Which cathedral was destroyed and later rebuilt after the fire?

What construction material became standard after the fire?

Which act encouraged rebuilding with brick and stone?

Which area of London was largely destroyed by the fire?

On which date did the fire burn out?

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