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Crazy Medieval Facts Quiz
Crazy Medieval Facts Quiz
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Very random and crazy facts about Medieval Times #medieval #medievaltimes #crazy
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1
All male subjects under Edward II were forced to practice two hours of this per day:
Writing
Horseback Riding
Sparring
Archery
2
Many people in Medieval times did this regularly in order to stay healthy:
Eat a worm stew
Have a bile enema
Bathe in warm soapy water
Have their blood let out
3
Rich people in England in the 14th Century loved to eat Haggis made from this animal:
Lion
Sheep
Porpoise
Bear
4
One of the most popular enemas in Medieval Times consisted of bile from this animal:
Boar
Horse
Goat
Pig
5
How many people lived in England in 1086?
10,000,000
100,000
1,000,000
100,000,000
6
Sometimes villagers had to use stored rye for bread which if eaten would be similar this drug:
Alcohol
Cocaine
Marajuana
LSD
7
This piece of clothing that is usually associated with women was worn by men in the 1390s
Lengerie
Veil
Corset
Heels
8
This was thought to have cured warts:
Leeches
Toad Tongue
Cob Webs
Goat Milk
9
This form of meat was the most popular and accessible in Medieval Times:
Fish
Red Meat
Chicken
Pork
10
People believed that diseases were spread by this:
Foul Odors
Contaminated Food
Animals
Sneezing
11
It was believed that wearing an amulet containing this animal's testicles would stop pregnancy:
Ferret
Weasel
Fox
Wolf
12
A big fashion trend was wearing these that could be two feet long:
Shoes
Beards
Scarves
Hats
13
Trepanning was a Medieval cure for epilepsy, migraines, and mental disorders. What is it?
Pouring urine in one's ears
Draining blood from one's neck
Making a hole in the skull
Smearing cow feces and worms on one's scalp
14
Oxford students and the local villagers fought (90 people died) over what?
Quality of alcohol served in local taverns
Who caused the plague
A controversial soccer match
An affair by a student with a married local
15
Most Medieval cities in England had a ratio of one church for how many people?
20,000
20
2,000
200
16
This popular past time was banned by Edward II in 1314:
Drinking
Football (Soccer)
Horse Races
Gambling