Chapters 2-4 Quiz CKLA

What were the roles and responsibilities of serfs in the Middle Ages?

• Growing food and tending to livestock, learning to read and write

• Growing food and tending to livestock, riding a horse

• Growing food and tending to livestock, playing a musical instrument

• Growing food and tending to livestock, repairing fences and barns

What were the social classes in the Middle Ages?

• Farm workers, lords and ladies, serfs

• Kings and queens, lords and ladies, serfs

• Farm workers, freemen, serfs

• Kings and queens, lords and ladies, freemen

Why was a good harvest important for serfs in the Middle Ages?

• It meant there was more power for serfs

• It meant there was more freedom for serfs

• It meant there was less work for serfs

• It meant there was food to eat during the winter

What privileges did privileged children have in the Middle Ages?

• Enough food and clothes, servants, ability to ride a horse

• Enough food and clothes, servants, ability to embroider and dance

• Enough food and clothes, servants, ability to read and write

• Enough food and clothes, servants, ability to play a musical instrument

What was the training process to become a knight in the Middle Ages?

• Inheriting the title from a family member

• Attending a knight school and studying warfare

• Living with a family friend and serving the lord

• Joining the army and gaining experience

What did noble children and adults in the Middle Ages enjoy?

• Music and dancing

• Storytelling and acting

• Outdoor sports

• All of the above

What were the responsibilities of a squire in the Middle Ages?

• Performing as a jester and entertainer

• Cooking meals and serving guests

• Building and repairing castles

• Grooming horses and cleaning armor

What were the living conditions like in castles during the Middle Ages?

• Luxurious and extravagant

• Comfortable and spacious

• Cold and gloomy

• Bright and well-lit

What were some roles and responsibilities of a journeyman?

• Managing a shop

• Approving masterpieces

• Training apprentices

• Working for a master

Charters granted to towns allowed them to:

• collect taxes from neighboring villages

• make their own laws

• establish military forces

• expand their territory