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Chapter 10

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  1. Chapter 10 The Changing Lifeof the People in the High Middle Ages

  2. Question • The universal drink of the common people in northern Europe was • whiskey. • ale. • water. • wine.

  3. Answer • The universal drink of the common people in northern Europe was • whiskey. • ale. (correct) • water. • wine. Hint: See page 303.

  4. Question • Which of the following was known as the “Scourge of the Clergy”? • Gertrude • Guibert of Nogent • Peter of Dreux • William the Pious

  5. Answer • Which of the following was known as the “Scourge of the Clergy”? • Gertrude • Guibert of Nogent • Peter of Dreux (correct) • William the Pious Hint: See page 317.

  6. Question • Extreme unction is another name for which of the seven sacraments? • Anointment of the sick • Confirmation • Baptism • Eucharist

  7. Answer • Extreme unction is another name for which of the seven sacraments? • Anointment of the sick (correct) • Confirmation • Baptism • Eucharist Hint: See page 308.

  8. Question • Which of the following was the most famous prayer focusing on Mary? • “Hail Mary” • “Salve Regina” • “Memorare” • “Mary, Mother of Grace”

  9. Answer • Which of the following was the most famous prayer focusing on Mary? • “Hail Mary” • “Salve Regina” (correct) • “Memorare” • “Mary, Mother of Grace” Hint: See page 309.

  10. Question • Children offered by their parents to monasteries were called • oblates. • villains. • ministerials. • converses.

  11. Answer • Children offered by their parents to monasteries were called • oblates. (correct) • villains. • ministerials. • converses. Hint: See page 306.

  12. Question • The most powerful position a woman could hold in medieval society was a/an • lay sister. • nun. • almoner. • abbess.

  13. Answer • The most powerful position a woman could hold in medieval society was a/an • lay sister. • nun. • almoner. • abbess. (correct) Hint: See page 321.

  14. Question • Which of the following established the abbey of Cluny? • Lupus of Ferrieres • Gregory VII • William the Pious • Hildegard of Bingen

  15. Answer • Which of the following established the abbey of Cluny? • Lupus of Ferrieres • Gregory VII • William the Pious (correct) • Hildegard of Bingen Hint: See page 318.

  16. Question • Six weeks after giving birth, Christian women went through a ritual of thanksgiving and purification, called • Candlemas. • churching. • mikvah. • Brit milah.

  17. Answer • Six weeks after giving birth, Christian women went through a ritual of thanksgiving and purification, called • Candlemas. • churching.(correct) • mikvah. • Brit milah. Hint: See page 311.

  18. Question • English serfs were called • ministerials. • miles. • villains. • chevalier.

  19. Answer • English serfs were called • ministerials. • miles. • villeins. (correct) • chevalier. Hint: See page 297.

  20. Question • Formal training was concluded around the age of ________ with the ceremony of knighthood. • 25 • 16 • 18 • 21

  21. Answer • Formal training was concluded around the age of ________ with the ceremony of knighthood. • 25 • 16 • 18 • 21 (correct) Hint: See page 315.

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