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HISTO-MEDIEVAL(WINS)

Total questions: 43

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
a)

motte and bailey

b)

mound and hill

c)

plain and hill

2.

an open space or a court of a stone

built castle.

a)

motte

b)

bailey

c)

hill

d)

moat

3.

a steep mound, enclosed courtyard

Early Medieval house often had only two

rooms, (one of the owners and ne of the

animals)

a)

motte

b)

bailey

c)

moat

4.

What is A?

a)

cruck blade

b)

arch brace

c)

strut

d)

wall plate

5.

What is B?

a)

cruck blade

b)

arch brace

c)

strut

d)

wall plate

6.

What is C?

a)

collar plate

b)

collar beam

c)

strut

d)

wall plate

7.

What is D?

a)

cruck blade

b)

arch brace

c)

strut

d)

wall plate

8.

What is E?

a)

strut

b)

cruck blade

c)

collar beam

d)

collar tie

9.

What is F?

a)

strut

b)

collar plate

c)

collar beam

d)

arch brace

10.

in Northern England & Scotland in

he Middle Ages, a small emergency

defense structure, generally a low fortified

tower

a)

peel

b)

turrets

c)

campanile

d)

bartizan

11.

What is A?

a)

Postern

b)

Nessecarium

c)

Turret

d)

Keep

12.

What is B?

a)

Postern

b)

Nessecarium

c)

Turret

d)

Keep

13.

What is C?

a)

Postern

b)

Nessecarium

c)

Turret

d)

Keep

14.

What is D?

a)

Postern

b)

Nessecarium

c)

Turret

d)

Keep

15.

What is E?

a)

Turret

b)

Keep

c)

Chapel

d)

Ward

16.

What is F?

a)

Chapel

b)

Ward

c)

Barbican

d)

enceinte

17.

What is G?

a)

Chapel

b)

Ward

c)

Barbican

d)

enceinte

18.

What is H?

a)

Chapel

b)

Ward

c)

Barbican

d)

enceinte

19.

What is A?

a)

Merlon

b)

Crenel

c)

Loophole

d)

Drawbridge

20.

What is B?

a)

Merlon

b)

Crenel

c)

Loophole

d)

Drawbridge

21.

What is C?

a)

Merlon

b)

Crenel

c)

Loophole

d)

Drawbridge

22.

What is D?

a)

Merlon

b)

Crenel

c)

Loophole

d)

Drawbridge

23.

What is E?

a)

Loophole

b)

Drawbridge

c)

Portcullis

d)

moat

24.

What is F?

a)

Loophole

b)

Drawbridge

c)

Portcullis

d)

moat

25.

What is A?

a)

Brattice

b)

Chemin-de-ronde

c)

Machicolation

d)

Great hall

26.

What is B?

a)

Great hall

b)

Chemin-de-ronde

c)

Brattice

d)

oubluiette

27.

What is C?

a)

Chemin-de-ronde

b)

Machicolation

c)

Great hall

d)

oubluiette

28.

What is D?

a)

Chemin-de-ronde

b)

Machicolation

c)

Great hall

d)

oubluiette

29.

What is E?

a)

Chemin-de-ronde

b)

Machicolation

c)

Great hall

d)

oubliette

30.

in medieval military

architecture, the crossed- shaped opening

a)

Balistraria

b)

Merlon

c)

Embrassures

d)

Machicolation

31.

in an embattled parapet, one of

the solid alternates between

the embrasures.

a)

Machicolation

b)

Embrassures/Crenels

c)

Merlon

d)

Bartizan

32.

the crenels or

intervals between the merlons of a

battlement

a)

Merlon

b)

Balistraria

c)

Bartizan

d)

Embrassures/Crenels

33.

a small turret projecting from

the angle on top of a tower or parapet

a)

Merlon

b)

Embrassures/Crenels

c)

Machicolation

d)

Bartizan

34.

an overhanging defensive

structure at the top of a medieval

fortification, w/floor openings thru boiling

oil, missile, etc w/c could be dropped on

attackers

a)

Merlon

b)

Bartizan

c)

Machicolation

d)

Balistraria

35.

– characterized by the

use of the timber for domestic building

a)

Anglo–Saxon Period

b)

Norman or Transition

Period

c)

Early English or Lancet Period

d)

Decorated or Geometrical & Curvilinear

Period

36.

characterized by bold and massive

architecture

- Distinct piers & flat buttresses

a)

Anglo–Saxon Period

b)

Norman or Transition

Period

c)

Early English or Lancet Period

d)

Decorated or Geometrical & Curvilinear

Period

37.

less massive, simple ornament

- Tall & Narrow “lancet openings“

- Projecting buttresses, pinnacles & steep– pitched roofs

- Group of Slender shafts at the interior

a)

Anglo–Saxon Period

b)

Early English or Lancet Period

c)

Early English or Lancet Period

d)

Decorated or Geometrical & Curvilinear

Period

38.
a)

Anglo–Saxon Period

b)

Norman or Transition

Period

c)

Early English or Lancet Period

d)

Decorated or Geometrical & Curvilinear

Period

39.

“Rectilinear”, “Late

Pointed” or “Lancastrian” Period

- Use of fan vaults and fan & pendant vaults

a)

Anglo–Saxon Period

b)

Decorated or Geometrical & Curvilinear

Period

c)

Perpendicular Period

d)

Tudor Period

40.

used in domestic buildings rather than ecclesiastical buildings

- Similar to perpendicular style characteristic are square headed mullion windows ornamental fireplaces, gables with

pinnacles, chimneys & finials

a)

Norman or Transition

Period

b)

Early English or Lancet Period

c)

Perpendicular Period

d)

Tudor Period

41.

- built in 13th Century AD

- double wall, inner one made in 600 AD

- 50 towers and moat

- two gateways guarded by machicolations,

drawbridge and portcullis

a)

Carcassone

b)

Windsor Castle

c)

Warwick Castle

42.

It is in essence a Georgian and Victorian

design based on a medieval structure, with

Gothic features reinvented in a modern

style.

a)

Carcassone

b)

Windsor Castle

c)

Warwick Castle

43.
a)

Carcassone

b)

Windsor Castle

c)

Warwick Castle