The Middle Ages: 1066-1485: Unit Test

Unit 2 Lesson 11

The Middle Ages: 1066-1485: Unit Test

Unit 2 Lesson 11 Closed Book

Explanation:

1. A

2. D - Joker

3. D - Express regret

4. Devout - (D) having deep religious feeling or commitment

5. Tarry - (B) to delay or to be tardy in acting

6. Pique - (E) feeling of resentment, as from wounded pride

7. Efficacious - (C) effective in producing a desired result

8. Doughty - (A) brave and persistent

9. B - "He never yet a boorish thing had said / In all his life to any ... "

10. B - To create a sense of immediacy and authenticity

11. C - The Doctor

12. A - "A yokel mind loves stories from of old ... "

13. D - Why he preaches a moral code that he himself does not follow

14. A - "A woman wants ... sovereigtny / Over her husband as over her lover ... "

15. B - They are far more manipulative than men

16. B - "And so all I ask of this court is a Christmas game ... "

17. C - "He refused it [the ring] and swore on his knighthood that he could take nothing."

1. A.

2. D.

3. D.

4. D.

5. B.

6. E.

7. C.

8. A.

9. B.

10. B.

11. C.

12. A.

13. D.

14. A.

15. B.

16. B.

17. C.

Explanation:

This is a test of "The Middle Ages": 1066 - 1485 from unit 2 - lesson 11:

1. Dam Nation.

2. Joker.

3. Express regret.

4. Devout. Having deep religious feeling or commitment.

5. Tarry. To delay or to be tardy in acting.

6. Pique. Feeling of resentment, as from wounded pride.

7. Efficacious, Effective in producing a desired result.

8. Doughty. Brave and persistent.

9. "He never yet a boorish thing had said / In all his life to any ... "

10. To create a sense of immediacy and authenticity.

11. The Doctor.

12. "A yokel mind loves stories from of old ... "

13. Why he preaches a moral code that he himself does not follow.

14. "A woman wants ... sovereigtny / Over her husband as over her lover ... "

15. They are far more manipulative than men.

16. "And so all I ask of this court is a Christmas game ... "

17. "He refused it and swore on his knighthood that he could take nothing."