Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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Alcohol made from fermented honey. | Mead | 87%
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Any of the military expeditions by Christian knights to the Holy Lands. | Crusade | 80%
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Horizontal bow that is drawn by mechanical means. | Crossbow | 79%
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A wide ditch, sometimes filled with water, that surrounded a fortified area. | Moat | 79%
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Heel ornaments used to goad a horse into action. | Spurs | 78%
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Mounted tournament of lance-wielding knights | Joust | 77%
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Noble rank below a prince. | Duke | 76%
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Minstrel; poet | Bard | 66%
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Protective sheath for a dagger or sword. | Scabbard | 66%
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To formally remove a person from membership within a church. | Excommunicate | 65%
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Knight's assistant, or knight-in-training. | Squire | 64%
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The lowest rank of people owing fealty to a lord. | Serf | 63%
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Knight's code of honor, often romanticized in fiction. | Chivalry | 59%
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A holy object that was touched by a saint. | Relic | 58%
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Siege engine that uses a sling and counterweight to hurl heavy items. | Trebuchet | 58%
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Trade association that maintained standards and protected members from competition. | Guild | 57%
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Jail usually found in towers of a castle, not in the basement. | Dungeon | 52%
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Covering for the groin made of cloth, leather or metal. | Codpiece | 42%
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Land granted to a vassal in exchange for loyalty and service. | Fief | 35%
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Metal or wood grate that could be dropped to bar an opening in a wall, or castle gate. | Portcullis | 34%
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Charitable donation of goods or money. | Alms | 32%
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Polearm with a blade for slicing, a hook for pulling and a point for thrusting. | Halberd | 28%
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220 yards - the length of a plough furrow. | Furlong | 22%
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Person who ran the day-to-day affairs of a manor or castle. | Steward | 18%
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Unit of measure equal to 2 gallons, or a quarter bushel. | Peck | 8%
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A mercenary or knight who worked for money rather than through an oath of loyalty. | Freelance | 4%
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