Knighthood Notes Review

What indicates that becoming a knight was generally reserved for the wealthy?

• Knights had to be of noble birth.

• Knights needed to be educated.

• Knights had to pay for their armor, weapons, and horses.

• Knights were required to serve the king.

At what age did training for knighthood typically begin?

• 5 years old

• 7 years old

• 10 years old

• 12 years old

What were the main focuses of a knight's training?

• Reading, writing, and arithmetic

• Weapon practice, horsemanship skills, and good manners

• Farming, trade, and negotiation

• Religious studies, history, and philosophy

How did a knight train for war?

• By studying strategy and tactics

• By fighting in tournaments which were held in large fields

• By serving as a squire

• By practicing archery

What was the most popular event in a tournament?

• The melee

• The joust

• Archery competition

• Sword fighting

What was the melee?

• A single combat duel

• A jousting match

• A team competition

• A foot race

What was used to identify a knight during the different contests?

• A flag

• A helmet crest

• A coat of arms

• A unique weapon

Which of the following is NOT an example of the Code of Chivalry?

• Show bravery

• Respect women of noble birth

• Honor the church

• Seek wealth

What did the Code of Chivalry become the guide for?

• Military strategies

• Economic policies

• Good manners

• Architectural designs

What were the duties of a page?

• Cooking and cleaning

• Waiting on the noble at the table, caring for the lord's clothes and armor, assisting the lord in dressing, caring for the destriers (war horses)

• Farming and hunting

• Studying and writing