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Mr Moore's Medieval Quiz
Mr Moore's Medieval Quiz
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Quiz aimed at Y7/8 students just beginning their study of Medieval times in Europe.
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1
The Church had a great deal of power in Medieval times. How did the Church achieve this power?
The Church had a great deal of influence over the King.
People were scared of going to Hell.
All of the above.
The Church was very wealthy.
2
It is believed the Black Death originated in...
Mongolia
France
Spain
China
3
The head of the Catholic Church is known as...
The Pope
The Archbishop
The Cardinal
The Priest
4
A symptom of the Black Death were lumps called
Oboes
Beauties
Buboes
Hobos
5
In history, cause and effect relates to...
The relationship between historical actions and their outcomes
The way people responded to historical events.
The timeline of significant events in the past.
The interpretation of historical sources and evidence.
6
The Black Death was spread by...
Fleas that lived on infescted rats
Could be either, we're not 100% sure
People's coughs and sneezes
7
In 1066 an important battle was fought between England and France. Where did this battle take place?
London
Hastings
Bath
Warwick
8
In history, continuity and change relates to...
The way some aspects of society stay the same while others evolve/change.
The impact of leaders and key figures on historical developments.
The causes of major historical events and their consequences.
The interpretation of historical evidence to understand the past.
9
What does medieval mean?
Middle Ages
Modern Ages
Medium Ages
Early Ages
10
Sometimes the Pope was even more powerful than the King.
True
False
11
A hierarchy is...
A power structure in society
The place where Kings were crowned
A place where you can hire farm equipment
The name of God's representative on Earth
12
The Vatican City, where the Pope lives, is located in which modern day country?
Germany
Italy
France
Spain
13
Knights had unique patterns and symbols painted on their armory. What is this known as?
Heraldry
Haroldry
Hamaldry
Horsaldry
14
The events of the Battle of Hastings were captured in a piece of art that still exists today. What is it called?
The Bayeux Tapestry
The Paris Painting
The Nottingham Neddlework
The Colchester Collage
15
The Peasant's Revolt happened because...
Peasants wanted better pay and conditions for their work
Peasants were frustrated with how they were treated by Kings and Nobles
All of the above
Peasants believed they were equal to everyone else, even powerful people
16
The people at the bottom of the medieval hierarchy were the...
King
Peasants
Nobles
Serfs
17
The French army were known as the Normans. Before moving to France which part of Europe did they live in?
Scandanavia
Bavraia
Baltics
Meditteranean
18
When the King gave land to a Noble it was known as a...
Fi
Fo
Fum
Fief
19
The Battle of Hastings ended when the king of England was killed. What was his name?
Henry
Harold
Harvey
Henrick
20
Medieval history is said to have begun with the fall of which empire?
Ottoman
Aztec
Egyptian
Roman
21
Only members of the royal family were allowed clothes made from purple silk.
True
False
22
England lost the Battle of Hastings because many of their soliders were young and inexperienced.
True
False
23
Everybody was expected to pay a tax to the Church. What special name did it have?
A penalty
An invoice
A tithe
A fine
24
History has nothing to teach us about the modern world.
True
False
25
The King gave land to the Nobles for what reason?
The King wanted the Nobles to become rich and powerful.
To be kind to the Nobles.
The Nobles were expert farmers.
To keep the Nobles loyal to the King.
26
One of the leaders of the peasant's Revolt was John Ball. He was a...
Merchant
Priest
Knight
Farmer
27
The name of the social structure in medieval times was...
Feudalism
Foodalism
Criticism
Dualism