1. What exactly WAS the Code of Chivalry? a set of guidelines for knights a set of guidelines for peasants a set of guidelines for the clergy a set of guidelines for kings

2. Where did the word 'chivalry' come from? English German French Italian

3. One thing demanded by the Code of Chivalry was what? that the knight give money to his feudal lord that the knight serve meals at dinnertime that the knight fight bravely for his feudal lord that the knight teach other young knights-to-be

4. Did a knight have to make up love songs and poetry to win over a lady too, besides all that fighting? Yes No

5. The knight was encouraged to leave the peasants alone and to defend only those worthy of protection. True or False? True False

6. What was the Court of Love? a court held to solve love problems a torture chamber--named so those going there would not know what was in store for them there was no Court of Love another name for the Court of Chivalry

7. Was there a real Court of Chivalry? Yes No

8. Why would a knight spare another in battle? he wouldn't spare another knight--he would kill him for karma so a ransom could be collected it looked good in the eyes of the chosen lady

9. In addition to fighting, protecting the poor, and wooing a lady, what else was required of a knight? to serve whomever paid to pursue another career first as a craftsman to keep all of his weapons clean and polished to serve the church

10. Over time, the concept of the knight was replaced by the invention of firearms and knights were no longer needed on the battlefield. What are knighthoods considered as today? there is no knighthood today a reward for service to one's country becoming part of the country's defense system the knowledge that one has done a job well