Sports of Medieval Europe (Grade 7)
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Sports of Medieval Europe
1.
Which of these uses equipment called a "caman"?
- shinty
- skittles
- colf
- jousting
2.
How is shinty similar to field hockey?
3.
How does shinty differ from field hockey?
4.
Which of these was the roughest sport of medieval Europe?
- shinty
- skittles
- colf
- gameball
5.
In the middle ages, what was used for the gameball?
- a water balloon
- a ball made of cork
- a stuffed animal bladder
- a stuffed teddy bear
6.
Why did King Edward IV ban the sport of gameball in England?
- He thought it was too dangerous.
- His half-brother Prince Charles was severely injured while playing.
- His wife Queen Catherine like jousting instead.
- The nobles wouldn't let him play.
7.
Which of these games evolved into indoor ten-pin bowling?
- shinty
- skittles
- colf
- gameball
8.
Where might you find a tabletop skittles game in Great Britain today?
- at the supermarket
- at the library
- in a pub
- in a church
9.
How is colf similar to golf?
10.
Where was colf mainly played?
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