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Middle Ages #medieval #knights #blazon #feudalism
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1
When is the class trip to Medieval Times?
June 70th
May 17th
May 21
June 1st
2
Which part a castle is pictured here?
drawbridge
portcullis
embrasure
murderhole
3
What did a noble receive in exchange for his pledge of loyalty to a king?
a weapon
a fief
knights
cheese
4
What part of a castle is featured here?
VIP suite
kitchen
corridor
keep
5
What was the purpose of a coat-of-arms?
to identify knights in battle
to scare away the enemy
to prevent armor from getting rusty
to protect from incoming arrows
6
What happened in the "dubbing" ceremony?
noble marriage
surrender after a loss in battle
jousting death match
a man earned the rank of knight
7
The Latin word for "Middle Ages"
madrigal
mausoleum
medieval
maniacal
8
What fraction of Europe's population died from the Black Death of the mid-1300s?
1/4
3/4
1/2
1/3
9
Anyone who received land and promised loyalty in return.
serf
monk
vassal
muggle
10
Which siege weapon is featured here?
battering ram
trebuchet
gullotine
mangonel
11
Which of the following were symptoms of the bubonic plague?
fever
All are correct
black spots
swollen lymph nodes
12
Which part of a castle is featured here on the ceiling?
murderholes
embrasures
skylights
ramparts
13
Which part of a castle housed criminals and/or prisoners?
gatehouse
dungeon
keep
SRC
14
Which part of a castle is featured here?
portcullis
keep
moat
rampart
15
Charlemagne was considered to be an important historical figure because he:
helped spread Christianity
was a successful warrior
ruled a large empire in what had once been the Roman Empire
all choices are correct
16
Why did everyone, including children, drink ale?
The water was contaminated.
Tea and coffee were not available .
Milk was scarce and used for cheese and butter.
All of the above
17
Does this coat-of-arms follow the rules of heraldry?
IDK
YES
MAYBE
NO
18
Which siege weapon is featured here?
trebuchet
siege tower
battering ram
catapult
19
Which of the following was 9-year old personal servant to a knight?
valet
squire
page
master
20
What is happening is this image?
construction
siege
arson
kamikazi
21
Pictured below is a:
coat of arms
dragon slayer
suit of armor
iron maiden
22
How did the Black Death (bubonic plague) reach Europe?
snakes on a plane
zombies
camel caravans
trading ships
23
On what continent did the Medieval period occur?
Europe
Africa
Asia
South America
24
A large estate owned by a noble; fields, buildings, and serfs
magistrate
monastery
manor
missionary
25
Which part of a castle is featured here?
rampart
murderhole
well
moat
26
What is the approximate time period of the Middle Ages?
500 BC - 1000 AD
500 - 1500
750 - 1350
500 - 1000
27
Which of the following accompanied a knight in battle and carried his weapons?
squire
page
novice
valet
28
Which of the following was a 7-year old who began training to become a knight?
jester
valet
squire
page
29
The period of 500-1500 is called the Middle Ages b/c it was between Ancient & Modern times.
FALSE
TRUE
30
The system of feudalism:
outlined farming techniques and growing patterns
connected serf entrepreneurs to generous noble lenders
was a battle plan of attack
organized the government and society
31
Which part of a castle is featured here?
merlon
arrowloop
rampart
garderobe
32
Which best describes a castle?
prison for criminals
vacation home of lord
military fort in hostile territory
knight training facility
33
What was the purpose of building a castle?
museum of historical artifacts
to entertain nobles
to create jobs for serfs
to add more land to a kingdom
34
A code of honorable behavior followed by knights.
dubbing
chivalry
bushido
matrimony
35
A worker who was tied to the land
slave
peasant
serf
plebeian
36
According to this map, what happened to Christianity in the middle ages?
only existed in the Holy Land
it spread
was mostly contained in Africa
was centered in Britain
37
How did most humans get the bubonic plague?
rat droppings
sneezing
not washing hands
flea bites
38
What type of siege weapon is featured here?
siege tower
ballista
catapult
battering ram