CKLA UNIT 2 Lesson 4 Knight And Castles

What was the main responsibility of knights in the Middle Ages?

• To entertain the castle inhabitants

• To maintain the castle's infrastructure

• To guard the castle and its inhabitants

• To negotiate with neighboring kingdoms

What did castles symbolize for nobles and knights?

• Their wealth and status

• Their military strength

• Their religious devotion

• Their artistic talent

Why were high walls, moats, and drawbridges important features of castles in the Middle Ages?

• To provide a scenic view for the castle's inhabitants

• To make it easier for enemies to enter the castle

• To enhance the architectural beauty of the castle

• To make it difficult for enemies to breach the castle's defenses

Why were castles important in the Middle Ages?

• To provide a safe haven for people during invasions and attacks

• To serve as a residence for knights and nobles

• To showcase the wealth and power of the ruling class

• To act as a center for trade and commerce

What role did knights play in society?

• They were highly respected elite warriors

• They were skilled craftsmen

• They were religious leaders

• They were farmers

What role did knights and castles play in defense and protection strategies in the Middle Ages?

• They were used for entertainment purposes only.

• They were used for transportation purposes.

• They were used as strongholds and fortifications.

• They were used for agricultural purposes.

What was the role of the feudal system and social hierarchy in the Middle Ages?

• To establish a system of governance

• To create a sense of order and stability

• To promote economic growth and development

• To encourage artistic and cultural advancements

Which word tells us where or when the action is happening?

The ghost hid behind the scarecrow.

• hid

• behind

• scarecrow

What is the preposition in the following sentence?
The bee flies in the bottle. 

• flies
• in
• the
• bottle

Identify the prepositional phrase: Please return the book to the cabinet.

• Please
• return the book
• to the cabinet
• Please return