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Froggy Jumps Feudalism QuizOnline version Test your knowledge about the feudal system with these questions! by victoria sofia perez ladron de guevara 1 What was the main role of serfs in the feudal system? a collect taxes b work the land c fight in the army 2 What is feudalism? a A religious movement that emerged in the 16th century. b A medieval social and economic system based on land ownership and personal relationships. c A form of government where power is held by a single ruler. 3 Who was at the top of the feudal system? a The knights. b The king c The peasants. 4 What was a fief? a A religious ceremony. b A piece of land granted by a lord to a vassal in exchange for loyalty,military help and some advise c A type of medieval weapon. 5 Who were serfs? a Religious leaders in the feudal system. b Noble warriors who served the king. c Peasants who were tied to the land and obligated to work for the lord. 6 What was the main economic activity in feudalism? a Agriculture. b Trade. c Mining. 7 What was the role of knights in feudalism? a To protect the lord and his lands in exchange for land and privileges. b To provide religious guidance. c To govern the kingdom. 8 What was the purpose of a castle in feudalism? a To hold religious ceremonies. b To provide protection and serve as a residence for the lord and his family. c To store food and supplies. 9 What was the homage ceremony? a A religious text. b A legal document granting land to a peasant. c An agreement between a lord and a vassal outlining their rights and obligations. 10 What caused the decline of feudalism? a The invention of the printing press. b Factors such as the growth of cities, the rise of nation-states, and the Black Death. c Religious conflicts. 11 What is a vassal? a A noble who rules over a territory. b A person who receives land and protection from a lord in exchange for loyalty and service. c A religious leader in the feudal system. 12 What caused, among other things, feudalism? a hunger and conflicts b Invasions and insecurity c the lack of kings 13 What doesn't happen at the Homage ceremony? a lord and vassal hugged each other b lord and vassal kissed each other c lord and vassal took their hands 14 Medieval society is divided into... a bellatores,oratores and laboratores b farmers and nobles c peasants and merchants 15 who didn´t pay taxes? a peasants and serfs b nobles and clergy c artisans 16 The Vikings..... a They wore horned helmets b They ate potatoes and fish c They were peasants and explorers 17 noblewomen............. a They couldn't read b Wear chastity belts if the husband is away c got married or became nuns 18 who were the secular clergy? a monks and nuns b bishops and priests c the lower clergy 19 who were the higher clergy? a pope, bishops, abbots and abbesses b pope and bishops c priests and monks 20 Which votes took the regular clergy? a obedience and celibacy b obedience, celibacy and poverty c poverty and pray 21 what is the Cloister? a gallery around a courtyard b a meeting place c a hospital 22 Where did monks eat? a in the Refertory b in the Cloister c in the Scriptorium 23 What animal plow better the fields? a the donkey b the ox c the horse 24 How did they manage to harvest more in the Middle Ages? a using fertilizers b biennial rotation c triennial rotation 25 Who were not free men? a serfs b peasants c villains 26 What is the tithe? a tax paid by the nobles to the Church and is one-tenth of their money b tax paid by the peasants to the Church and is one-tenth of their harvest c tax paid by the serfs to the Church and is the half of their money 27 That doesn't happen in the ceremony to become a knight a the lord gave the knight a symbol of the lands or fief he will receive b the knight received a kiss c the knight received a slap 28 Before being a knight, the candidate is....... a a rich person b a noble c Page since 7 , Squire since 14 29 What isn´t a part of a knight's investiture ceremony? a take a triple oath and not eat or sleep the night before b swear on a bible c take 2 baths 30 What are the Crusades? a Pilgrimages to visit the Holy Places b Expeditions to get new lands from the Muslims c Military expeditions promoted by the Church to recover the Holy Places from the Muslims 31 If you lived in the Middle Ages.... a You'd want to be a monk b You'd want to be a serf c You'd want to be a noble 32 Who were the biggest beneficiaries of feudalism? a nobles b kings c peasant 33 How many times a day did monks pray according to the rule of St. Benedict? a 8 times b 5 times c 10 times

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Feudalism QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge about the feudal system with these questions!

by victoria sofia perez ladron de guevara

What was the main role of serfs in the feudal system?

collect taxes

work the land

fight in the army

What is feudalism?

A religious movement that emerged in the 16th century.

A medieval social and economic system based on land ownership and personal relationships.

A form of government where power is held by a single ruler.

Who was at the top of the feudal system?

The knights.

The king

The peasants.

What was a fief?

A religious ceremony.

A piece of land granted by a lord to a vassal in exchange for loyalty,military help and some advise

A type of medieval weapon.

Who were serfs?

Religious leaders in the feudal system.

Noble warriors who served the king.

Peasants who were tied to the land and obligated to work for the lord.

What was the main economic activity in feudalism?

Agriculture.

Trade.

Mining.

What was the role of knights in feudalism?

To protect the lord and his lands in exchange for land and privileges.

To provide religious guidance.

To govern the kingdom.

What was the purpose of a castle in feudalism?

To hold religious ceremonies.

To provide protection and serve as a residence for the lord and his family.

To store food and supplies.

What was the homage ceremony?

A religious text.

A legal document granting land to a peasant.

An agreement between a lord and a vassal outlining their rights and obligations.

What caused the decline of feudalism?

The invention of the printing press.

Factors such as the growth of cities, the rise of nation-states, and the Black Death.

Religious conflicts.

What is a vassal?

A noble who rules over a territory.

A person who receives land and protection from a lord in exchange for loyalty and service.

A religious leader in the feudal system.

What caused, among other things, feudalism?

hunger and conflicts

Invasions and insecurity

the lack of kings

What doesn't happen at the Homage ceremony?

lord and vassal hugged each other

lord and vassal kissed each other

lord and vassal took their hands

Medieval society is divided into...

bellatores,oratores and laboratores

farmers and nobles

peasants and merchants

who didn´t pay taxes?

peasants and serfs

nobles and clergy

artisans

The Vikings.....

They wore horned helmets

They ate potatoes and fish

They were peasants and explorers

noblewomen.............

They couldn't read

Wear chastity belts if the husband is away

got married or became nuns

who were the secular clergy?

monks and nuns

bishops and priests

the lower clergy

who were the higher clergy?

pope, bishops, abbots and abbesses

pope and bishops

priests and monks

Which votes took the regular clergy?

obedience and celibacy

obedience, celibacy and poverty

poverty and pray

what is the Cloister?

gallery around a courtyard

a meeting place

a hospital

Where did monks eat?

in the Refertory

in the Cloister

in the Scriptorium

What animal plow better the fields?

the donkey

the ox

the horse

How did they manage to harvest more in the Middle Ages?

using fertilizers

biennial rotation

triennial rotation

Who were not free men?

serfs

peasants

villains

What is the tithe?

tax paid by the nobles to the Church and is one-tenth of their money

tax paid by the peasants to the Church and is one-tenth of their harvest

tax paid by the serfs to the Church and is the half of their money

That doesn't happen in the ceremony to become a knight

the lord gave the knight a symbol of the lands or fief he will receive

the knight received a kiss

the knight received a slap

Before being a knight, the candidate is.......

a rich person

a noble

Page since 7 , Squire since 14

What isn´t a part of a knight's investiture ceremony?

take a triple oath and not eat or sleep the night before

swear on a bible

take 2 baths

What are the Crusades?

Pilgrimages to visit the Holy Places

Expeditions to get new lands from the Muslims

Military expeditions promoted by the Church to recover the Holy Places from the Muslims

If you lived in the Middle Ages....

You'd want to be a monk

You'd want to be a serf

You'd want to be a noble

Who were the biggest beneficiaries of feudalism?

nobles

kings

peasant

How many times a day did monks pray according to the rule of St. Benedict?

8 times

5 times

10 times

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