Lesson Y7-U05-L03
Heaven, Hell and Holy Journeys Quiz: KS3 History, Unit 5
20 questions
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Lesson Y7-U05-L03, Heaven, Hell and Holy Journeys: 20 multiple choice questions for the KS3 History (National Curriculum), Unit 5: Year 7: Medieval Lives, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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What two destinations did the medieval Church teach awaited souls after death?
- Purgatory and limbo
- Monastery and convent
- Earth and heaven
- Heaven and hell
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How did the medieval Church describe hell to its followers?
- Cold wasteland
- Eternal torture
- Empty void
- A dark cave
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What did the medieval Church teach was the reward for a good Christian life?
- Land ownership
- Eternal youth
- Knighthood
- Heaven
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What power did the medieval Church claim was necessary to reach heaven?
- Healing illness
- Knighting nobles
- Forgiving sins
- Collecting taxes
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What sound marked the hours and called medieval people to pray?
- Market whistles
- Castle drums
- Church bells
- Town horns
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Which life events were managed directly by the medieval Church?
- Trade, travel, war
- Naming, farming, feast
- Schooling, work, taxes
- Birth, marriage, death
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What was stored inside a medieval tithe barn?
- Lord's weapons
- Church taxes
- Village animals
- Peasant seeds
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What share of England's land did the Church own?
- Around three-quarters
- Around a quarter
- Around a tenth
- Almost none
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Why did medieval bishops hold such enormous political power?
- Being royal heirs
- Wealth and influence
- Owning all towns
- Commanding armies
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Apart from the English king, who else did the medieval English Church answer to?
- The Pope
- The Emperor
- The Archbishop
- The Bishop
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What tax did medieval peasants have to pay to the Church?
- The guild tax
- The tithe
- The ship tax
- The poll tax
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Which two groups were typically the wealthiest in a medieval village?
- Millers and bakers
- Lord and Church
- Knights and merchants
- Peasants and blacksmiths
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What belief gave the medieval Church huge power over people's minds?
- Appointing all knights
- Controlling food supplies
- Choosing the monarch
- Saving souls from hell
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What did the medieval Church teach that hell involved for sinners?
- Temporary exile
- Eternal torture
- Silent prayer
- Hard farm labour
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Which building was the biggest and strongest in a medieval village?
- The mill
- The manor house
- The tithe barn
- The parish church
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Which two destinations did the medieval Church teach souls went to after death?
- Earth and sky
- Monastery and manor
- Heaven and purgatory
- Heaven and hell
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What annual tax did the medieval Church collect from every harvest?
- Danegeld
- Poll tax
- Feudal fine
- Tithe
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Which of these was NOT a source of the medieval Church's power?
- Fear of hell
- Electing the king
- Tithe collection
- Land ownership
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Why did the medieval Church's vast wealth create public resentment?
- It banned farming
- It abolished feasts
- It taxed everyone
- It closed schools
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Who collected the tithe to fund the local medieval church?
- Village bailiff
- The king
- Parish priest
- Local lord
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