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WorksheetsLong Test 3.1 Reviewer
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The Muslim physician who is known his work on smallpox.
a)
Avicenna
b)
Al-Razi
c)
Al-Khwarizmi
d)
Omar Khayyam
2.
This is where the Muslims established the very first university in the world.
a)
Anatolia
b)
Cairo, Egypt
c)
Morocco
d)
Medina, Saudi Arabia
3.
Who is the brave maiden who saved her life by sharing stories upon stories to Sultan Shahriyar?
a)
Sheherezade
b)
Sheherazade
c)
Scheherezade
d)
Scheherazade
4.
It is the niche in a mosque that points toward the direction of Mecca.
a)
minaret
b)
minaret
c)
mihrab
d)
madrasah
5.
Which of the following did NOT happen during the Middle Ages?
a)
Rise and spread of Islam
b)
Rise of the Byzantine Empire
c)
Feudalism & Manorialism
d)
Fall of the Roman Empire
6.
Son of Charles Martel, he seized the throne in 752 A.D. with the blessing of the Pope.
a)
Clovis
b)
Pepin II
c)
Pepin the Short
d)
Carloman
7.
On Christmas day in 800 A.D., this Pope crowned Charlemagne as the Holy Roman Emperor.
a)
Pope Gregory I
b)
Pope Gregory II
c)
Pope Leo I
d)
Pope Leo III
8.
Set to seal in 843 A.D., this agreement divided Charlemagne's empire among his grandsons Lothair, Charles the Bald and Louis the German.
a)
Treaty of Versailles
b)
Treaty of Amherst
c)
Treaty of Verdun
d)
Treaty of Utrecht
9.
It refers to the land that is granted the king or noble to his vassals in exchange for their services.
a)
demesne
b)
fief
c)
manor
d)
subinfeudation
10.
Which of these are not part of the freemen of the Middle Ages?
a)
carpenters
b)
blacksmiths
c)
millers
d)
herders
11.
Known as "the Great," this bishop of Rome introduced the idea that Church tradition is equally important as the Scriptures.
a)
Pope Gregory I
b)
Pope Innocent III
c)
Pope Leo I
d)
Pope Gregory II
12.
It refers to the appointment of church officials by monarchs and nobles, a contentious issue for the Medieval Church.
a)
confirmation
b)
monasticism
c)
lay investiture
d)
confirmation
13.
Regarded as the greatest reforming Pope, he excommunicated Henry IV for insisting on his right to appoint the bishops in his realm.
a)
Pope Gregory I
b)
Pope Leo I
c)
Pope Gregory VII
d)
Pope Urban II
14.
One of the Papal weapons whereby a Catholic was excluded from the Church and the sacraments.
a)
Excommunication
b)
Interdict
c)
Inquisition
d)
Exclusion
15.
This French duke won the throne of England through his victory in the Battle of Hastings in 1066 A.D.
a)
Edward the Confessor
b)
Henry II
c)
John I
d)
William I
16.
This English king's desire to strengthen his authority over the Church led to the death of Thomas a Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury.
a)
Alfred the Great
b)
William I
c)
Richard I
d)
Henry II
17.
This abusive king was forced to agree to the Magna Carta which guaranteed fair trial to all freemen in England.
a)
Edward I
b)
John I
c)
Ricard I
d)
William I
18.
Regarded as the ideal Medieval king, he aspired for peace and justice throughout his reign.
a)
Alfred the Great
b)
Edward the Confessor
c)
Philip Augustus
d)
Louis IX
19.
He established the Estates-General, a representative body to advise the French monarch on certain matters.
a)
Philip Augustus
b)
Philip IV
c)
Louis IX
d)
Hugh Capet
20.
He called upon all faithful Catholics to take up arms and defend the Holy Land agains the Muslims.
a)
Pope Leo I
b)
Pope Gregory II
c)
Pope Innocent III
d)
Pope Urban II
21.
Which of the following was NOT among the rewards for joining the Crusades?
a)
indulgence or forgiveness of sins
b)
granting of fiefs
c)
eternal life
d)
forgiveness of one's debts
22.
Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE about the Crusades?
a)
Its goal was to recapture the Holy Land from the Muslims.
b)
Only the first crusade succeeded.
c)
The Crusades were deployed from Western Europe.
d)
The Crusades made the Church and the Popes even more powerful.
23.
This country in Scandinavia was the homeland of the Northmen or Norsemen, more popularly known as the Vikings.
a)
Norway
b)
Sweden
c)
Denmark
d)
Finland
24.
Formerly known as Anatolia, this country in southwest Asia was the seat of the Byzantine Empire.
a)
Syria
b)
Iraq
c)
Turkey
d)
Lebanon
25.
The seat of the Roman Catholic Church was (and still is) located in this country in southern Europe.
a)
Greece
b)
Spain
c)
Italy
d)
France
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