Guided Reading Questions - Ch. 17-19, 25

What is the first stage of becoming a knight called?

• Squire

• Page

• Samurai

• Daimyo

What is the second stage of becoming a knight?

• Page

• Samurai

• Squire

• Katana

What does 'courteous' mean?

• Armored gloves

• Polite, considerate of others

• A hierarchy system

• A special type of sword.

What are 'gauntlets'?

• Armored gloves made of plate metal

• A trait knights had to have

• A stage of becoming a knight

• Knights in Japan.

What is the 'feudal system'?

• A) A special type of sword

• B) Knights in Japan

• C) A hierarchy system that dictates who owns land

• D) A landlord class in Japan.

What were knights in Japan called?

• Daimyo

• Samurai

• Katana

• Squire

What is a 'daimyo'?

• A special type of sword

• A landlord class in Japanese feudal system

• Armored gloves

• A stage of becoming a knight.

What is a 'katana'?

• A trait knights had to have

• A special type of curved sword used by the samurai

• A stage of becoming a knight

• A hierarchy system.

The Code of Chivalry in England was primarily caused by:

• The need for a moral system among knights

• The influence of the Roman Empire

• The rise of the merchant class

• The decline of the monarchy

What were the advantages and disadvantages of being a knight in England?

• Knights had land and status but faced danger in battles.

• Knights had no land but were safe from battles.

• Knights were wealthy merchants with no battle duties.

• Knights were peasants with no land or status.