People's health KS4

When was the Middle Ages?

• 1250-1500

• 1500-1750

• 1750-1900

• 1900- present day

In what part of the country did most people in the Middle Ages live?

• Towns

• Countryside

• Coast

• Cities

Who was head of national government in the Middle Ages?

• Mayors and aldermen

• Lord of the Manor

• The king

• Prime Minister

Which of these was a way in which rich people had better lifestyles than poor people in the Middle Ages?

• Lived in larger houses made of higher quality materials

• Had flushing toilets connected to drains and sewers

• Drank cleaner water from rivers and streams

• All lived in multi-story manor houses

In what way would the diets of poor and rich people differ?

• Rich people would eat lots of healthy foods such as vegetables to show wealth

• Rich people would eat lots of meat in order to show their wealth

• Poor people were always able to eat the crops that they grew throughout the year

• Rich people would always suffer starvation when harvests failed

Which of these foods was most commonly eaten by poor people in the Middle Ages?

• Meat

• Manchet bread

• Pottage

• Potatoes

In what way might the harvest pose a threat to people's health in the Middle Ages?

• Rich people lost the opportunity to make profits

• Bad harvests would lead to starvation for all people

• Loss of working opportunities

• Bad harvests could lead to starvation for poor people

Which of these was NOT a way of disposing of waste in the Middle Ages?

• Middens

• Cesspits

• Flushing toilets

• Anywhere in the open

Differences in place, sex, use, class etc.

What second-order concept is being described here?

• Change

• Continuity

• Diversity

• Consequence

What has happened because of an event.

What second-order concept is being described here?

• Cause

• Change

• Continuity

• Consequence