1. Welcome to ?????’s Victorian PowerPoint Quiz Here you will find out about: Rowland Hill, Queen Victoria, Lister, William Booth, Doctor Barnado, Samuel Morse, Mary Seacole, I.K.Brunel, Rev Jack Russell, Florence Nightingale, Robert Peel, Prince Albert and others. Plus: the Great Exhibition, Swimbridge School,the British Empire, the invention of the telephone, bicycle, motor car, steam train and wireless Click to begin:

2. Who invented antiseptic? 1.Joseph ListerJoseph Lister 2.Prince AlbertPrince Albert 3.Rowland HillRowland Hill 4.Mary SeacoleMary Seacole

3. Correct. Joseph Lister invented antiseptic in*******. It has saved the lives of millions of people Who started the Salvation Army? 1 Thomas Hardy 2 William BoothWilliam Booth 3 Florence Nightingale Florence Nightingale

4. Correct. William Booth started the Salvation Army in 1865. It is based on military lines as General Booth considered he was at war against evil. The SA now operated in around 120 countries. It is a Christian Church bringing help to all who need it. What did Isambad Kingdom Brunel do? 1. He was a member of the royal familyHe was a member of the royal family 2. He started a churchHe started a church 3. He was a railway, steam ship and tunnel engineerHe was a railway, steam ship and tunnel engineer 4 He explored AfricaHe explored Africa 5. He started the Police Force. He started the Police Force

5. Well done Isambad Kingdom Brunel…. (information about him and what he did) What is this? The Eiffel Tower Swimbridge School The Crystal Palace Exeter Cathedral

14. Oh dear! Swimbridge School was built in ???? The first chairman of goverors was…… You can find out more about him by clicking on his picture The names of some of the early headteachers were……. One interesting quote from the school log books about our school is: Click to continue “?????????”

16. Oh dear! Sir Robert Peel started the Police Force The present day London Metropolitan Police dates from 1829 (just before Queen Victoria’s reign started) and were formed by Sir Robert Peel. This is a picture of a "Peeler" as they were known, about 1850. Soon police forces started all over Britain. The 'Peelers' ( or Bobbies) were issued with a wooden truncheon carried in a long pocket in the tail of their coat, a pair of handcuffs and a wooden rattle to raise the alarm. By the 1880s this rattle had been replaced by a whistle

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