Matching Sentences

• 1. Medieval Europeans may have been unclear of their country's b) boundaries, but they knew every stone, tree, road and stream of their village.
• 2. Most people were born, toiled, married, had children and d) later died within the village, rarely venturing beyond its boundaries.
• 3. Tournaments were mock battles between knights a) and they were a most popular form of entertainment.
• 4. Medieval city homes between the rich and poor differed e) little from the outside, each being made of the same stone brought in from nearby quarries.
• 5. Types of medieval entertainment varied according to status but included banquets, feasts, jousts, tournaments, f) mummers (masked or costumed merrymaker or dancers at festivals), minstrels, troubadours, acrobats, jugglers and conjurers.
• 6. Every village had a lord, even if he didn't make it his h) permanent residence and after the 1100's castles often dominated the village landscape.
• 7. The church had to approve what you did, how you behaved j) you would be punished, so the church had great power and it did not hesitate to use it.
• 8. Houses, barns and animal pens clustered around the center of i) the village, which was surrounded by plowed fields and pastures.
• 9. If there were no sons, the church would find a new c) husband to a noblewoman or she could enter the convent.
• 10. The medieval entertainers included jesters (a fool or buffoon at medieval courts), g) mystery plays, fairs, games and sports, hunting, hawking, animal entertainment using dogs, bears and monkeys.