Life in the Early Middle Ages

Question 1

According to the passage, what was a manor?

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a center for the administration of the community

Question 2

✔ caring for children agricultural productionX leisure activities

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✔ caring for children

Question 3

✔ away from home sick attending Mass

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✔ away from home

Question 4

compacts✔ tournaments campaigns

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✔ tournaments

Question 5

X caring for small children✔ religious services settling legal disputes

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✔ religious services; Noblemen and ladies both participated every day in . Compared to noblemen, noblewomen were more directly involved with . A noblewoman had to be prepared to assume many of a nobleman's responsibilities: religious services; Noblemen and ladies both participated every day in . Compared to noblemen, noblewomen were more directly involved with . A noblewoman had to be prepared to assume many of a nobleman's responsibilities: caring for children; Noblemen and ladies both participated every day in . Compared to noblemen, noblewomen were more directly involved with . A noblewoman had to be prepared to assume many of a nobleman's responsibilities: away from home

Question 6

Choose the word or phrase that best completes the passage.

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✔ Christian; Knights were expected to take a vow of loyalty to their lord. All knights first began their training as a . When they were knighted, they agreed to follow a code of chivalry, which included a promise: Christian; Knights were expected to take a vow of loyalty to their lord. All knights first began their training as a . When they were knighted, they agreed to follow a code of chivalry, which included a promise: page; Knights were expected to take a vow of loyalty to their lord. All knights first began their training as a . When they were knighted, they agreed to follow a code of chivalry, which included a promise: the weak and poor; Knights were expected to take a vow of loyalty to their lord. All knights first began their training as a . When they were knighted, they agreed to follow a code of chivalry, which included a promise: tournaments

Question 7

According to this passage what kind of life could a peasant expect to live?

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a life of hard work, little time for oneself or family, and harsh living conditions

Question 8

squire✔ pageX noble

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✔ page

Question 9

✔ the weak and poor foreign ambassadorsX the clergy

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✔ the weak and poor

Question 10

Choose the word or phrase that best completes the passage.

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Knights were expected to take a vow of loyalty to their lord. All knights first began their training as a . When they were knighted, they agreed to follow a code of chivalry, which included a promise: Christian; Knights were expected to take a vow of loyalty to their lord. All knights first began their training as a . When they were knighted, they agreed to follow a code of chivalry, which included a promise: page; Knights were expected to take a vow of loyalty to their lord. All knights first began their training as a . When they were knighted, they agreed to follow a code of chivalry, which included a promise: the weak and poor; Knights were expected to take a vow of loyalty to their lord. All knights first began their training as a . When they were knighted, they agreed to follow a code of chivalry, which included a promise: tournaments

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