A Medieval Feast

The King and his party would spend a few nights at Camdenton Manor.

What is the King's party?

• His birthday party

• His enemies

• His Queen, knights, squires, and other members of his court

• His retirement party

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How many mouths could there be to feed at the royal feast?

• Hundreds

• 3

• 15

• Millions

Who did the lord and the lady of the manor have to help them prepare for the feast?

• knights

• royals

• nobles

• serfs

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Poaching means

• hunting illegally

• hunting on your land

• hunting legally

• making dinner

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What is a Cockentrice?

• A peacock

• A bird and a pig

• A snake

• A cow and a pig

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A trencher is

• a fork

• a napkin

• meat

• a plate made of stale bread

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Where was the feast held?

• The great hall

• The garage

• The kitchen

• The living room

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What did the guests wash their hands with before the dinner?

• soap

• dish soap

• scented water

• nothing

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What was the entertainment during the feast?

• a magic show

• a movie

• a play

• jesters, jugglers, and minstrels

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What did they eat with

• forks

• spoons and their hands

• sporks

• knives

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