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1. 
What is the first change of England bought by William the Conqueror?
A.
Houses
B.
Language
C.
People
D.
Custom
2. 
What is the second change of England bought by William the Conqueror?
A.
Monasteries
B.
Language
C.
Culture
D.
Custom
3. 
What is the third change of England bought by William the Conqueror?
A.
Monasteries
B.
Language
C.
Soldier
D.
Castles
4. 
Below is the first castle which named as _________________?
A.
Mottle castle
B.
Bailey castle
C.
King castle
D.
Motte and Bailey castle
5. 
What do we call this?
A.
Mottle
B.
Bailey
C.
Ditch
D.
Keep
6. 
What do we call this?
A.
Mottle
B.
Bailey
C.
Ditch
D.
Keep
7. 
What do we call this?
A.
Mottle
B.
Bailey
C.
Ditch
D.
Keep
8. 
What do we call this?
A.
Mottle
B.
Bailey
C.
Ditch
D.
Keep
9. 
What do we call this?
A.
Watch Tower
B.
Entrance
C.
Drawbridge
D.
Palisade
10. 
The castle builders first build up a mound of earth called __________________.
A.
Keep
B.
Motte
C.
Drawbridge
D.
Castle
11. 
Around the bottom of motte was a deep __________________.
A.
Keep
B.
Motte
C.
Ditch
D.
River
12. 
On top of the motte they built a wooden wall called a stockade or a __________________.
A.
Keep
B.
Motte
C.
Ditch
D.
Palisade
13. 
Inside the stockade they added a wooden tower called __________________.
A.
Keep
B.
Motte
C.
Ditch
D.
Palisade
14. 
Soldiers lived inside the _________________.
A.
Keep
B.
Motte
C.
Bailey
D.
Palisade
15. 
If the castle was attacked, a _______________ can be raised up to stop people getting in.
A.
Keep
B.
Drawbridge
C.
Bailey
D.
Palisade
16. 
English peasants who have been turned out of their ______________ by the Normans in Lincoln.
A.
Villages
B.
Land
C.
Towns
D.
Houses
17. 
English peasants are forced to begin work on building a ___________________ on the site where their houses once stood.
A.
Villages
B.
Land
C.
Castle
D.
Houses
18. 
From 1100 onwards, the _______________ began to build hospitals, run by monks and nuns.
A.
King
B.
Doctors
C.
Church
D.
Soldiers
19. 
There were probably about _____________ hospitals in England and Wales in the Middle Ages.
A.
1200
B.
1300
C.
1400
D.
1500
20. 
Only 10% of hospitals treated the __________. The rest looked after the poor and needy.
A.
Babies
B.
Children
C.
Sick
D.
Old Folks
21. 
There were 4 large hospitals specialized in _____________.
A.
Blind
B.
Maternity
C.
Deaf
D.
Mute
22. 
There were 1 hospitals for the _____________.
A.
Blind
B.
Deaf
C.
Mute
D.
All of the above
23. 
No one knew about ______ and the importance of cleanliness in the Middle ages.
A.
Germs
B.
Bacteria
C.
Virus
D.
Pill
24. 
Many patients died even after small _______________.
A.
Germs
B.
Bacteria
C.
Operations
D.
Illness
25. 
Fractured bones, dislocated joints or injuries led to ________________.
A.
Germs
B.
Amputations
C.
Death
D.
Illness
26. 
Death might quickly result after an amputation, either through loss of blood or the ______ caused by the pain of the operation.
A.
Doctors
B.
Amputations
C.
Shock
D.
Blood
27. 
Sometimes patients were given a mixture of _______ and herbs to deaden the pain.
A.
Opium
B.
Potion
C.
Pill
D.
Medicine
28. 
For most ordinary people, operations were carried out in shops owned by '_________________'.
A.
Barber-nurses
B.
Barber-doctors
C.
barber-surgeons
D.
Barber-master
29. 
These were people who were able to cut ______ and pull teeth.
A.
ear
B.
hair
C.
nails
D.
nose
30. 
They trained for seven years, but their training concentrated on things like the importance of _____________________.
A.
Blood testing
B.
Blood collecting
C.
Blood donating
D.
Blood letting
31. 
Barber-surgeons did not wear any special ____________.
A.
Make up
B.
Accessories
C.
Clothing
D.
Watches
32. 
Their instruments were not __________..
A.
Made by themselves
B.
expensive
C.
Clean
D.
Big
33. 
On the days when they performed operations, they hung their blood-stained ___________ outside on a white pole.
A.
Towels
B.
Pants
C.
Scissors
D.
Knives
34. 
Barber-surgeons had no formal _________________.
A.
Costume
B.
Training
C.
Shop
D.
Qualifications
35. 
However, they were popular because they offered many people their only ________ of treatment.
A.
Way
B.
Hope
C.
Known
D.
Special
36. 
Below is the _________________ of a real barber-surgeons.
A.
Exhibitions
B.
Applications
C.
Instruments
D.
Settings