Pasapalabra 2.0: ¡Test your knowledge!

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In this "Pasapalabra"-style activity, students will review vocabulary in a fun and dynamic way. Based on definitions or clues, they will have to guess words that begin with or contain each letter of the alphabet. The aim is to reinforce the vocabulary learned in class, improve comprehension, and boost lexical memory.

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Pasapalabra 2.0: ¡Test your knowledge!


Pasapalabra 2.0: ¡Test your knowledge!Online version In this "Pasapalabra"-style activity, students will review vocabulary in a fun and dynamic way. Based on definitions or clues, they will have to guess words that begin with or contain each letter of the alphabet. The aim is to reinforce the vocabulary learned in class, improve comprehension, and boost lexical memory. by CATIA LOPES MARTINHO A B C D E F G H I J L M N Ñ O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A A doctrine that places the human being at the center of the universe, as opposed to theocentrism. Starts with B An architectural element that consists of the elongation of a semicircular arch, forming a tunnel-shaped roof. It is typical of Romanesque art, although it was recovered in the Renaissance. Starts with C He was king of the Franks from 768, of the Lombards from 774 and of the Holy Roman Empire from 800 until his death. He is one of the most influential historical figures of the High Middle Ages. Contains D An agreement established between the Catholic Monarchs and the King of Portugal John II, carried out in 1494 in order to determine which lands would correspond to each kingdom from the conquests in the Atlantic Ocean. Contains E A legal body written in the thirteenth century during the reign of Alfonso X of Castile, known as Alfonso X the Wise. Its purpose was to unify and systematize the kings of the Kingdom of Castile and León. Contains F Document signed in 1492 near Granada between the Catholic Monarchs and Christopher Columbus in relation to the voyage to the Indies. In agreement it was determined that Columbus would be Admiral of the Ocean Sea (among other things). Contains G Advisory body of the Visigothic monarchy created in the eighth century in the Iberian Peninsula made up of nobles and clerics. It was one of the institutions that supported the kings by providing advice and approving laws. Starts with H Muhammad's flight from Mecca to Medina in 622 in the face of the refusal and threats of powerful families to the new religion: Islam. It marked the beginning of the Muslim calendar which is governed by the cycles of the moon having months of 28 days. Starts with I Ecclesiastical court created by the Catholic Monarchs at the end of the fifteenth century (in 1478) with the intention of persecuting and controlling those who had religious practices and beliefs contrary to Catholicism. Starts with J A compilation of laws made by the Byzantine emperor in the sixth century that was based on Roman law and that allowed the legislative unification of the territory corresponding to the Eastern Roman Empire. Contains L Italian city considered the cradle of the Renaissance. It was an important economic and cultural center where great artists, architects and intellectuals emerged, thanks also to the support of powerful families such as the Medici. Starts with M Institution and organization of cattle breeders in the Crown of Castile created by Alfonso X the Wise in the thirteenth century (1273) to protect the interests of transhumant livestock that brought a lot of money to the kingdom. Contains N Seigneurial envoys or representatives of the power of the king or emperor in the ancient kingdom of the Franks during the Carolingian era. Its function was to supervise the administration of the regions of the kingdom or empire. Contains Ñ Special paths commonly used for tashumance, which were regulated by royal edict of Alfonso X the Wise in 1273. Contains O One of the parts of the vassalage ceremony Starts with P A person with economic power (usually noble or bourgeois) who protected and financed artists, writers and scientists. These played a key role in the Renaissance, as many works of art and architecture were developed thanks to their support. Starts with Q An Italian term for the fifteenth century (1400s) and refers to the first stage of the Renaissance. Contains R Cultural, artistic and scientific movement that arose in Europe in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, inspired by the models of classical antiquity. Contains S Organizations of artisans of the same trade that established their own rules. They arose in medieval times and were very strong until the fifteenth century. They regulated the quantity, quality and price of products, thus limiting competition. Starts with T A characteristic process of the thirteenth century that continues to this day. It consists of the movement of herds from North to South in winter to protect themselves from the cold and from South to North in spring to avoid extreme heat. Contains U Italian term that designates the sixteenth century (1500) and corresponds to the mature stage of the Renaissance. It is a time of great artists such as Michelangelo, Raphael and Leonardo da Vinci. Contains V Agreement signed in 843 between Charlemagne's grandsons in which the Carolingian Empire was divided into three territories with the same category. Contains W Division of Christendom between the Catholic Church of Rome and the Orthodox Church of Constantinople in 1054 (eleventh century). Contains X King of Castile between 1252 and 1284. He created the School of Translators of Toledo and favoured transhumance through the mesta. Contains Y The king's representative in a region belonging to the kingdom. It was, therefore, the title held by the person who exercised the prerogatives of the monarch in a colony. Contains Z Quick and violent attacks on the enemy people with the aim of causing destruction and loot. They were typical during the process of the Reconquista (711-1492) in the Iberian Peninsula in which the Muslim armies led by Almanzor.

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Pasapalabra 2.0: ¡Test your knowledge!Online version

by CATIA LOPES MARTINHO

Starts with A

A doctrine that places the human being at the center of the universe, as opposed to theocentrism.

Starts with B

An architectural element that consists of the elongation of a semicircular arch, forming a tunnel-shaped roof. It is typical of Romanesque art, although it was recovered in the Renaissance.

Starts with C

He was king of the Franks from 768, of the Lombards from 774 and of the Holy Roman Empire from 800 until his death. He is one of the most influential historical figures of the High Middle Ages.

Contains D

An agreement established between the Catholic Monarchs and the King of Portugal John II, carried out in 1494 in order to determine which lands would correspond to each kingdom from the conquests in the Atlantic Ocean.

Contains E

A legal body written in the thirteenth century during the reign of Alfonso X of Castile, known as Alfonso X the Wise. Its purpose was to unify and systematize the kings of the Kingdom of Castile and León.

Contains F

Document signed in 1492 near Granada between the Catholic Monarchs and Christopher Columbus in relation to the voyage to the Indies. In agreement it was determined that Columbus would be Admiral of the Ocean Sea (among other things).

Contains G

Advisory body of the Visigothic monarchy created in the eighth century in the Iberian Peninsula made up of nobles and clerics. It was one of the institutions that supported the kings by providing advice and approving laws.

Starts with H

Muhammad's flight from Mecca to Medina in 622 in the face of the refusal and threats of powerful families to the new religion: Islam. It marked the beginning of the Muslim calendar which is governed by the cycles of the moon having months of 28 days.

Starts with I

Ecclesiastical court created by the Catholic Monarchs at the end of the fifteenth century (in 1478) with the intention of persecuting and controlling those who had religious practices and beliefs contrary to Catholicism.

Starts with J

A compilation of laws made by the Byzantine emperor in the sixth century that was based on Roman law and that allowed the legislative unification of the territory corresponding to the Eastern Roman Empire.

Contains L

Italian city considered the cradle of the Renaissance. It was an important economic and cultural center where great artists, architects and intellectuals emerged, thanks also to the support of powerful families such as the Medici.

Starts with M

Institution and organization of cattle breeders in the Crown of Castile created by Alfonso X the Wise in the thirteenth century (1273) to protect the interests of transhumant livestock that brought a lot of money to the kingdom.

Contains N

Seigneurial envoys or representatives of the power of the king or emperor in the ancient kingdom of the Franks during the Carolingian era. Its function was to supervise the administration of the regions of the kingdom or empire.

Contains Ñ

Special paths commonly used for tashumance, which were regulated by royal edict of Alfonso X the Wise in 1273.

Contains O

One of the parts of the vassalage ceremony

Starts with P

A person with economic power (usually noble or bourgeois) who protected and financed artists, writers and scientists. These played a key role in the Renaissance, as many works of art and architecture were developed thanks to their support.

Starts with Q

An Italian term for the fifteenth century (1400s) and refers to the first stage of the Renaissance.

Contains R

Cultural, artistic and scientific movement that arose in Europe in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, inspired by the models of classical antiquity.

Contains S

Organizations of artisans of the same trade that established their own rules. They arose in medieval times and were very strong until the fifteenth century. They regulated the quantity, quality and price of products, thus limiting competition.

Starts with T

A characteristic process of the thirteenth century that continues to this day. It consists of the movement of herds from North to South in winter to protect themselves from the cold and from South to North in spring to avoid extreme heat.

Contains U

Italian term that designates the sixteenth century (1500) and corresponds to the mature stage of the Renaissance. It is a time of great artists such as Michelangelo, Raphael and Leonardo da Vinci.

Contains V

Agreement signed in 843 between Charlemagne's grandsons in which the Carolingian Empire was divided into three territories with the same category.

Contains W

Division of Christendom between the Catholic Church of Rome and the Orthodox Church of Constantinople in 1054 (eleventh century).

Contains X

King of Castile between 1252 and 1284. He created the School of Translators of Toledo and favoured transhumance through the mesta.

Contains Y

The king's representative in a region belonging to the kingdom. It was, therefore, the title held by the person who exercised the prerogatives of the monarch in a colony.

Contains Z

Quick and violent attacks on the enemy people with the aim of causing destruction and loot. They were typical during the process of the Reconquista (711-1492) in the Iberian Peninsula in which the Muslim armies led by Almanzor.