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The 3 types of crime control in Medieval Europe were:
Hue and cry, Trial by combat, Public punishment
Hue and cry, Curfew, Jail
Hue and cry, Curfew, Oath swearing
Hue and cry, Curfew, Public punishment
2
This great leader created law and order during the Dark Ages. What is his name?
Charlie
William
Charlemagne
Champagne
3
These two periods include the Dark Ages, and the...
Light Ages
Stone Age
early Middle Ages
later Middle Ages
4
There were no paid policemen in medieval times
True
False
5
The Renaissance period lasted from the...
15th - 18th century
16th - 19th century
14th - 17th century
13th - 16th century
6
The main map features include...
a and b
Scale, North arrow and Border
Legend and Title
Only a
7
If someone saw a crime, they had to alert the town & chase the criminal. What was this called?
Moo and cry
Boo and cry
Sue and cry
Hue and cry
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9
What was the curfew in Medieval Europe?
9:30 - 10:30 pm
8 - 9 pm
8:30 - 9:30 pm
9 - 10 pm
10
The Medieval times is split up into how many sub-periods?
2
3
1
0
11
What did Medieval Europeans NOT blame witches for:
Stillbirth of a baby
Plague
Loss of a battle
Famine
12
The safest part of the castle was the…?
Drawbridge
Palisade
Bailey
Keep
13
What was the motte?
Ditch
Mound
Gate
River
14
Castles were built for:
Dragons
Protection
a and d
Housing soldiers
15
The _______________ provided the king with money, advice and prayers
Sub-Tenants
Knights
Tenants-in-Chief
Bishops
16
During this stage, the boy would become a…
Flower girl
Page boy
Squire
Noble
17
Medieval Europeans accused others of witchcraft because of…
Jealousy
Revenge
a and c
Compassion
18
The Medieval period began in...
AD 600
500 BC
AD 1500
AD 500
19
Peasants payed for their land by working in the...
Knight's land
a and b
None of the above
Lord's land
20
A page learnt many skills in the house of another noble family. What did he NOT learn to do?
Ride a horse
Hunt for wild animals
Be polite
Read and write
21
Which crimes were considered MAJOR in medieval times?
Stealing wood, Murder, Treason
Stealing wood, Nagging husband
Murder, Nagging husband
Murder, Treason, Witchcraft
22
When there were no wars, knights participated in ______________ tournaments
Horse-riding
Sword-fighting
Wrestling
Jousting
23
In the 'Ever After' clip, who came second in the triangle hierarchy?
King
Prince
Guard
Courtier
24
Scaling ladders were weapons of:
Attack
Defence
Neither
25
'Medieval' comes from the Latin words…
'medium era'
'medium fries'
'medium ages'
'medium aevum'
26
In a joust, 2 knights rode straight at each other holding a lance. How long was a lance?
4 metres
3 metres
5 metres
2 metres
27
At 14, the boy could become a squire. What is another term for a SQUIRE?
Knight-in-training
Skilled fighter
McKnight
Older page-boy
28
Knights were expected to be chivalrous. What is NOT an example of a chivalrous action?
Protecting women
Helping the poor
Being a skilled fighter
Being loyal to the church
29
Which historical period came before the Medieval times?
Modern Times
Prehistory
Renaissance
Ancient Times
30
In the 13th century, ONLY men of noble birth could become knights
False
True
Anyone could become a knight
31
Before being knighted by the king, what was the final stage of the knighthood process?
He promises to be loyal and brave
He promises to protect the poor and weak
He admits all his sins
His sword is blessed by a priest
32
What is another word for the moat?
Tower
Fort
Gate
Ditch
33
The world of medieval Europe was a ____________ ___________ world
largely populated
largely urban
largely rural
fairly unpopulated
34
Medieval architecture is a form of…?
Cultural violence
Cultural legacy
Cultural capital
Cultural diversity
35
The Feudal system was introduced into England by…?
Charlemagne
Queen Elisabeth
William of Normandy
King Arthur
36
William gave ____ % of land to the Norman lords
25%
5%
45%
50%
37
What did people from lower classes eat that upper classes DIDN'T?
Bread
Meat
Pottage
Cheese
38
Peasants could own their own land...
True
False
39
What is the correct term for a giant crossbow?
Catapult
Belfry
Ballista
Battering ram
40
Which weapons were used for BOTH attack and defence?
Crossbows, Stones, Catapult, Fire
Crossbows, Stones, Swords, Fire
Crossbows, Swords, Ballista, Catapult
Crossbows, Stones, Gatehouse, Fire
41
A good map needs ___ main features?
6
5
4
3
42
Ways of cooking in medieval times included:
Blending, Spit roasting, Smoking
Baking, Frying, Smoking
BBQ, Spit roasting, Smoking
Baking, Spit roasting, Smoking
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Which of the following is NOT an example of a 'cutting' weapon?
Mace
Pike
Crossbow
Sword
45
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46
The 3 main castle types in Medieval Europe were...
Hogwarts, Disney, Quadrangle
Motte and bailey, Stone keep, Concentric
Stone Keep, Concentric, Hexagonal
Motte and bailey, Stone keep, Triangular
47
In what year did William the Conquerer invade England?
1606
1660
1666
1066
48
Training for knighthood began at the age of…
9
7
6
4
49
At age ___ and on completing his training, the squire could become a knight
25
16
18
21
50
What percentage of land did William keep for himself?
20%
5%
25%
30%
51
What was the law and order system in Medieval Europe called?
Feudalism
Feudal system
a and c
Democracy
52
Many people in Medieval times could not read and write. How did they identify themselves?
Coat of arms
Word of mouth
Sign in front of their house
Wear a badge
53
The Tenants-in-Chief payed rent in the form of _____________ and _______________
loyalty and military support
crops and military support
crops and taxes
prayers and advice
54
Which of the following weapons is an example of a 'cutting' weapon?
Belfry
Bows
Dagger
Rocks
55
Upper classes ate limited vegetables. Why?
They didn't like the taste of it
They believed food from the ground was for the poor
They gave them to the peasants
They liked fruit more than vegetables
