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The Rise of Commerce in the Middle Ages
The Rise of Commerce in the Middle Ages
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Reading Comprehension Commerce Middle ages
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1
To regulate trade, merchants formed unions called
guilds.
fairs.
masters.
markets.
2
Compared with an apprentice, a journeyman
possessed a higher level of skill.
earned less.
trained fewer students.
had a larger shop in the marketplace.
3
In the context of this passage, bustle means
peaceful.
a framework worn at the back of a woman's dress.
a lot of busy activity
crowded.
4
A merchant is
a person selling goods or services.
a town.
a castle.
a song sung by peasants.
5
It is likely that a merchant in the Middle ages who peddled eggs sold them
at grocery stores.
at trade shows.
at weekly markets.
at seasonal fairs.
6
At seasonal fairs, traveling merchants sold
surplus crops.
produce.
imported luxury goods.
crafts from their shops.
7
The guild established a system of training for craftsmen in which youth served as
apprentices.
merchants.
masters.
farmers.
8
It's likely that the modern era that followed the Middle Ages was characterized by
stricter government controls.
industrialization.
a rise in farming.
the continued growth of commerce.
9
Bustling sites of commerce in the Middle ages were called
castles.
towns.
fields.
farms.
10
As trade increased, merchants formed guilds to
fix the time and place of seasonal festivals.
promote trade with distant lands.
create governments.
protect their common interest in the marketplace.
11
The era of great change that marked the transition from an ancient to a modern age was
the Dark Ages.
the Age of Exploration.
the Middle Ages.
the Bronze age.
12
All of the following are examples of luxury goods except
a limousine.
wheat.
champagne.
silk.
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