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Medieval Castle Life Two

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Introduction:
"Lords and Ladies of Quizzyland and Distinguished Guests! Pray, reenter my castle and test your wits!"


1. Which of these statements tells what a 'wake' meant in medieval times?
    Meats and bread handed out on the death of the Lord
    Awakening ceremony after the Lord's wedding night
    The back courtyard of the castle
    The day before a holiday


2. True or False: The majority of knights were penniless, and owned only their horse and armor.
    Answer: (true or false, t or f)


3. What exactly was a 'solar'?
    Chamber where castle Ladies could sun themselves
    The Lord and Ladies sleeping chamber
    Holiday that denoted the first day of summer
    Outside oven lined with fire bricks used to bake bread


4. True or false: High-born Ladies had the same legal rights as their Lord husbands in Medieval times.
    Answer: (true or false, t or f)


5. What exactly was a 'cottar'?
    Herbed curds and whey dish made of cream
    Persons in the village having the lowest status
    Building in which the Lord's hunting birds were kept
    Fenced area where livestock was kept


6. Which of these crops was not grown in medieval times?
    Pumpkins
    Corn
    All of these
    Tobacco


7. True or false: A marriage between two consenting adults, where the vows were heard by a priest, could not be annulled.
    Answer: (true or false, t or f)


8. The seasons of a medieval year were marked by feast days consecrated by the Church. Which season was from Lammas to Michaelmas?
    Autumn
    Spring
    Winter
    Summer


9. Which best describes what a 'trencher' was?
    Ditch used for village refuse
    Medieval catapault
    Jeweled knife carried by a Lady for protection
    Slice of day old bread used as a meat plate


10. True or False: An undergarment worn by a Lady beneath her tunic was called a 'chemise'.
    Answer: (true or false, t or f)


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