Medieval Module 1 Vocabulary/Narrative Devices Review

Question 1

the inn resounded with the rumble of thunder, the cries of the laboring mother, and the useless clucking of her husband"

Accepted Answer

Sensory Details

Question 2

Which one of these is NOT a theme of "The Midwife's Apprentice?"

Accepted Answer

Medieval Medicine

Question 3

Select all of the other names for "medieval"

Accepted Answer

The Middle Ages, The Dark Ages

Question 4

Which of these is a pilgrimage:

Accepted Answer

A journey to visit a religious site.

Question 5

"Purr laid himself down, gave a questioning trill, and looked at her with his gooseberry eyes"

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Metaphor, Personification

Question 6

Which of the following is NOT a hierarchy

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Coworkers at a restaurant

Question 7

"One warm evening came a stillness as if the whole world was holding its breath"

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Simile, Personification

Question 8

"Alyce trembled. I should, she said to herself, but I cannot. I tried before and failed." This is:

Accepted Answer

A thought shot (internal mental detail)

Question 9

"She had much to learn, and she knew a place where she could...her belly may never be full but her heart was content"

Accepted Answer

Thoughtshot

Question 10

A midwife is a tradesperson who works with:

Accepted Answer

Birthing babies

Question 11

Which of the following are ways Alyce's Identity changed in the book?

Accepted Answer

She changed her name, She changed her place on the medieval hierarchy, She overcame failure

Question 12

This image most nearly matches what vocabulary word:

Accepted Answer

Contented

Question 13

Which of the following is NOT a rule of chivalry

Accepted Answer

To spend all your time daydreaming about the hottest lady in court

Question 14

Which of the following levels of the hierarchy took apprentices (check all that apply)

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Knights, Tradesmen, Clergy

Question 15

"Alyce sat by the fire one cool November morning, tying up birch twigs for a broom, when a pounding came at the door"

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Sensory details

Question 16

The sentence: "The boy fell down and hit his knee." Is what type of perspective?

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Third Person

Question 17

"Up she climbed into the branches, treed like a fox, waiting for what would happen next."

Accepted Answer

Simile

Question 18

The sentence "You fall down and hit your knee" is which type of perspective (hint it's the worst!)

Accepted Answer

Second person

Question 19

The sentence "I fell down and hit my knee." is what type of perspective?

Accepted Answer

First person

Question 20

This image most nearly matches what vocabulary word:

Accepted Answer

Wretched

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