devoted to hunting, eating and drinking

ideal medieval Christian warrior

forester, land-owning, servant to knight

brings in people who break church law

poor but people listened when he spoke

knight in training, ladies' man

accepts bribes, administers the sacraments

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Senior English Test 3

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1
Monk
steals wine from his captain
poor but spiritually rich
over the manor house but steals from his master
devoted to hunting, eating and drinking
2
Long, narrative poem; tale of adventure; knight's quest; emphasized civilized society, chivalry, supernatural and love.
Romance
Scholasticism
Ballad
Social Satire
3
Literature, History, Art, Music, Philosophy
Commercialism
Humanities
Doctrinal offenses
Social conditions
4
A short poem; concise narrative poem; sung; tragic; common man's view; orally transmitted.
ballad
rhyming verse
epic
blank verse
5
The current Queen Elizabeth comes from the line of _________ reign.
Tudor
William
Norman
Henry II
6
Worthy Woman
poor but spiritually rich
sells fake relics
self-proclaimed expert on love
connoisseur of food and wine
7
What destroyed 1/3 of England's population?
Bubonic Plague
Covid-19
Tetnis
Whooping Cough
8
Knight
steals wine from his captain
poor but spiritually rich
ideal medieval Christian warrior
poor but people listened when he spoke
9
Who brought the right of trial by jury?
Henry II
Queen Elizabeth
King George
William of Normandy
10
Towns grew, people accumulated wealth and a powerful commercial class emerged.
True
False
11
John Wycliffe is best known for the Latin translation of scripture.
False
True
12
Yeoman
forester, land-owning, servant to knight
self-proclaimed expert on love
devoted to hunting, eating and drinking
bring in people who break church law
13
The use of reason to support faith - blending of philosophy and psychology.
psychology
scholasticism
feudalism
philosophy
14
The one word that described religion of that day.
deism
paganism
wickedness
confusion
15
The Norman Conquest of 1066 brought the feudal system to England.
False
True
16
The "morning star" of the Protestant Reformation.
John Wycliffe
Geoffrey Chaucer
William of Normandy
George Whitefield
17
The official business of the realm was conducted in what language?
Spanish
Latin
French
English
18
Summoner
conoisseur of food and wine
steals wine from his captain
sells fake relics
brings in people who break church law
19
Student
poor but spiritually rich
devoted to hunting, eating and drinking
poor but people listened when he spoke
ideal medieval Christian warrior
20
The War of the Roses was between the House of ____________ and the House of _________________.
French, Latin
Lancaster, York
Wycliffe, Chaucer
Atchley, Wooten
21
Political order began with ________________________ the last of England's conquerors.
Alexander the Great
William of Normandy
King George II
Geoffrey Chaucer
22
Canon law ruled on what?
indulgences
moral and doctrinal offenses
innocent until proven guilty
saved and unsaved
23
Skipper
brings in people who break church law
self-proclaimed expert on love
knight in training, ladies' man
steals wine from the captain
24
England's military was becoming stronger due to what?
knights
gun powder
the longbow
body armor
25
Parson
poor but people listened when he spoke
idea medieval Christian warrior
brings in people who break church law
poor but spiritually rich
26
Pardoner
self-proclaimed expert on love
accepts bribes, administers the sacraments
sells fake relics
poor but people listened when he spoke
27
Squire
knight in training, ladies' man
accepts bribes, administers the sacraments
sells fake relics
forester, land-owning, servant to knight
28
Friar
connoissuer of food and wine
over the manor house but steals from his master
accepts bribes, administers the sacraments
poor but people listened when he spoke
29
Records were kept in what language?
French
English
Latin
Spanish
30
Literature that applies moral standards to social conditions and uses ridicule to attack them.
Ballad
Romance
Scholasticism
Social Satire

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