It was common for people in Medieval England to question what they had been told.

Which of the following diseases was seen as a particularly severe punishment from God?

Which institution had the most influence and power over the attitudes and beliefs of people in Medieval England?

90% of people during the period 1250-1500 lived in the countryside.

Which of the following terms describes the money people regularly had to give to the Church?

The images painted in local churches to show the consequences of sinning were called what?

There was a lack of progress with the understanding of medicine during the Medieval period.

The study of the position of stars and planets to determine the behaviour of humans is?

Which of the following two were the key duties of a Medieval king?

Who controlled education during the period 1250-1500?

Which of the following two words can help describe how people suffered from a lack of food?

Which of the following was NOT a symptom of leprosy?

Which of the following were the one of the most literate people in the country?

Which TWO of the following individuals still had influential medical theories by the Medieval period?

Most theories about medicine were traditional as people had respect for the information written in ancient books.

Who did people believe would cause a disease as a way to test a person's faith and their purity?

Most of the jobs in Medieval England would be healthy as workers would benefit from fresh air, clean water and plenty of exercise.

Which of these statements best fits people's attitudes in the Medieval period?

Which key event during the Medieval period helped increase the belief in astrology as a cause of disease?