Jousting - Medieval and Modern

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1. What is the fence-like barrier between the two opponents called? barriere tilt rope split

2. Each jouster has a colour scheme or coat of arms used to identify them by. The horse wears a garment bearing these colours. What is the name of this robe like garment worn by the horse? gamberson tunic hauberk caparison

3. Which famed historical figure has the name of the weapon used by jousters in his name? Sir Swordlot Sir Pikelot Sir Lancelot Sir Spearlot

4. Jousters use a small shield mounted on the shoulder. What is the name of this specific design of shield? ecranche coif galadrhim glaive

5. How long is the typical lance used in jousting? 14 feet long 9 feet long 6 feet long 12 feet long

6. In movies and fiction jousting is often used as a way to attract the attention of whom? Fair maidens The enemy Royalty Jesters

7. The "joust of peace" became poular in which century? 15th century 12th century 13th century 14th century

8. In medieval times the targets in Jousting were what? shield torso torso and head head

9. Jousting training today is probably quite different from those in medieval times. What is one of the most important exercises a training jouster must do to develop accuracy and control? quintain flag races rings tent pegging

10. The International Jousting Championships are held in which country? America New Zealand Australia Britain