1.7.24 TEXT EVIDENCE

Match

Match the following

• quest

• feudalism

• squire

an inquiry or challenge

a social system in medieval Europe

a young man training to be a knight

• an inquiry or challenge

• a social system in medieval Europe

• a young man training to be a knight

Multiple Choice

P1- What is the key idea of the section?

A) Knights were primarily known for their participation in tournaments and battles.

B) The romanticized image of knights differs from their historical reality.

C) Knights were involved in heroic quests similar to those found in legends.

D) Medieval knights primarily lived in grand castles and held feasts.

• A

• B

• C

• D

Multiple Choice

P2- What is the key idea of the section?

A) Knights were renowned for their ability to fight on foot rather than on horseback.

B) The decline of knights was due to advancements in military weapons.

C) Knights maintained their importance in warfare despite the introduction of gunpowder.

D) The significance of knights on the battlefield increased with the use of firearms.

• A

• B

• C

• D

Multiple Choice

P3- What is the central idea of the section?

A) Kings were the sole landowners in the feudal system established by Charlemagne.

B) The relationship between kings and their lords was based solely on financial transactions.

C) Kings were integral to maintaining the feudal system through loyalty and military service.

D) The feudal system allowed kings to inherit land and titles from their ancestors.

• A

• B

• C

• D

Multiple Choice

P4- What is the central idea of the section?

A) Knights were regarded as equals to the king in the feudal hierarchy.

B) The prestige of knights was inherited from one generation to the next.

C) Knights were required to earn their status through service and loyalty.

D) Knights held the same social standing as the peasants they protected.

• A

• B

• C

• D

Multiple Choice

P5- What is the central idea of the section?

A) Knights were automatically elevated to a superior class based on their ancestry.

B) The process of becoming a knight required personal achievement and was not hereditary.

C) Knights were chosen from the ranks of peasants due to their bravery in battle.

D) The title of knight was freely given to anyone who could afford it.

• A

• B

• C

• D

Multiple Choice

1.

• A

• B

• C

• D

Multiple Select

2

• A

• B

• C

• D

• E

Multiple Choice

P11- What is the central idea of the section?

A) The squire's dedication was demonstrated through physical training and weaponry skills.

B) The squire's readiness for knighthood was shown by his devotion and moral pledge.

C) The path to knighthood involved strategic alliances and political maneuvering.

D) The squire's journey was mainly about acquiring material possessions and riches.

• A

• B

• C

• D

Open Ended

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