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Going Medieval: how well did you watch?
Going Medieval: how well did you watch?
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Quiz for students after watching the video Going Medieval
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1
Which modern expressions come from falconry?
Fed up
Over the top
Wrapped around your little finger
Under my thumb
2
What the most prestigious game for a knight to kill?
A stag
A bunny rabbit
A feral dog
A wild boar
3
Name a use for urine in Medieval times ...
Making clothes dye
Washing dishes
Making soup
Making soap
4
Castle walls were bombarded with ...
Warbows
Tranches
Truncheons
Trebuchets
5
Hunting was important because it ...
All of the above
Prepared knights for battle
Reinforced the social order
Was a bonding experience
6
If they did not want to kill their opponent, a knight could force a fellow knight to ...
Leave the country
Yield
Pay a ransom
Become his servant
7
Chivalry was ...
A treatment for the plague
A code of honour among knights
A payment made for a captured knight
A type of weapon
8
When did the first guns arrive in Medieval Europe
13th century
14th century
12th century
11th century
9
What did knights practise their sword fighting on?
A pell
A carapace
A tithe
A sythe
10
What was the most important quality for a medieval castle?
A chapel
High walls
A reliable food supply
A reliable water supply
11
What was the key ingredient in urine that made it useful?
Ammonia
Miasma
Enzymes
Sulphuric acid
12
What was the critical ingredient in mortar?
Concrete
A crane
Lime
Stone
13
Disease was believed to have been caused by ...
Foul smells
Germs
Miasma
Rats
14
Which dog was used to hold down wild game?
German Shepherd
Bloodhound
Mastiff
15
Which dog was used as a 'limer' to track deer?
Chihuahua
Mastiff
Booodhound
Beagle
16
Leeches were used to ...
As a form of torture
To sterilise patients
Keep humors in balance
17
Knights used mail to ...
Communicate
Protect themselves
Send letters
Attack opponents
18
Once the game was located, what were speedy dogs used for?
To keep the game within the hunting zone
To sniff out the game
To run down the game
19
What was pannage?
Fattening your pig in a common area
A treatment for the plague
A method for carry water
20
The success of the warbow led to development of ...
Solid metal plate armour
Peace
Guns
The trebuchet
21
In Medieval times, humours were ...
A device for torture
Jokes told in the local tavern
Body fluids thought to control your health
22
Contrary to popular image, knights often fought ...
On horseback
Against women
On the sabbath
On foot
23
The frame for carrying spare falcons was ...
The limer
The badge
The caddy
The cadge
24
The key to the power of the warbow was ...
Its draw weight
The wood from which it was made
The flexibility of the wood
25
What was the penalty for common people hunting the King's deer?
The pillory
Prison
Blinding
26
Who was the most important person in building a castle?
The lord
The chief mason
The union organiser
The architect
27
How long was the siege of Harlech Castle?
Seven months
One month
One year
Seven years
28
Agriculture in Medieval times could be described as ...
Interdependent
A private activity
A shared activity
Independent
29
A trader who cheated people might be put in the ...
Prison
Pillory
Chancellory
Gallows
30
Mail was worn in conjunction with ...
A heavily padded undergarment
Steel plated armour
A heavily padded overgarment
A tunic
