Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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Member of a religious order who has taken vows and might live in a monastery | Monk | 98%
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Monk who leads the choir | Cantor | 60%
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A brother member of a mendicant order such as the Franciscans or Dominicans | Friar | 47%
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A female version of the above, also known as a religious sister | Nun | 45%
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Community of monks or nuns overseen by an abbot or abbess | Abbey | 39%
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Covered walk or open arcade that encompasses a courtyard | Cloister | 38%
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Canonical hour taking place around sunset, also known as Evening Prayer | Vesper | 29%
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Canonical hour taking place around 2 A.M, also known as the vigil | Matins | 22%
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Communal dining room | Refectory | 22%
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Area in which books and documents are copied and produced | Scriptorium | 13%
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This individual, born c.500 AD, is considered the most influential founding figure of Western Christian monasticism and is a patron saint of Europe | Benedict of Nursia | 12%
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Room or building with a communal fireplace, also known as a warming room | Calefactory | 11%
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Sleeping and residential quarters for most residents | Dormitory | 11%
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A document produced by hand which features decorations such as initials and illustrations | Illuminated manuscript | 11%
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Monk who reads lessons during a church service | Lector | 11%
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Style of monasticism in which one lives as a hermit | Eremetic | 9%
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Room for bathing | Lavatorium | 5%
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Monk entrusted with the general provisioning of the community | Cellarer | 4%
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Style of monasticism which emphasizes communal living | Cenobitic | 3%
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Chapel in a monastery; the designated praying area | Oratory | 3%
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Monk tasked to oversee the preparation of food | Kitchener | 2%
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