People and Culture in the High Middle Ages (1)
 

Select the correct choice 


1Which style of architecture is characterized by stained glass windows, tall spires, flying buttresses, and pointed arches?:
Corinthian.
Neo-Classical.
Romanesque.
Gothic.

2The art, music, and philosophy of the medieval period in Europe generally dealt with?:
human scientific achievements.
religious themes.
materialism.
classic Greek and Roman subjects.

3Thomas Aquinas was concerned with?:
reconciling reason and Christian faith.
strengthening the monarchy in England.
finding a cure for the Black Death.
solving the crisis in the church leadership in the 1300s.

4Tournaments offered knights a chance to?:
win a fief of their own.
become a lord.
display their fighting skills.
practice judging other knights.

5Chivalry governed relations between?:
serfs and nobles.
noblemen and noblewomen.
Christians and non-Christians.
lords and vassals.

6Education in the Middle Ages was controlled by?:
the government.
the nobility.
the Church.
scholars and educators.

7All of the following were contributions of medieval universities EXCEPT?:
use of logic.
preservation of ancient learning.
experiments in chemistry.
preservation of the Latin language.

8The surge of cathedral building in the 12c and 13c was closely associated with?:
the increase of university-trained architects.
financial hard times, which caused people to turn to religion.
the low cost of building materials.
the growth of towns and the increase of commercial wealth.

9The standard method of teaching in medieval universities was?:
the lecture.
a summa.
reading assignments in books.
constant essay writing.

10Based on the code of chivalry in the 1100s, a knight fought for all of the following EXCEPT?:
his lady.
his country.
his feudal lord.
God.

11Gothic cathedrals are famous for creating a sense of?:
solidity.
intimacy.
height and light.
color and movement.

12The route to medieval knighthood lay through?:
services as a squire.
first entering the ranks of the clergy.
the guilds.
capture on foreign battlefields and subsequent ransom.

13In the late 12c, it became mandatory for every cathedral to?:
have an inquisition court to punish heretics.
run at least two carnivals a year to raise church funds.
have at least to astronomers on its staff.
have a school with enough funds to educate poor children free.