Medieval Society
Medieval Life
Medieval Literature
ELA Skills
Code Talker
100

This system organized medieval society around land, loyalty, and service.


Answer: Feudalism

100

This fortified building protected nobles and their households.


Answer: Castle

100

This novel by Karen Cushman follows a homeless girl who becomes an apprentice to a midwife.


Answer: The Midwife's Apprentice

100

This is the central message or lesson about life that an author communicates through a story.


Answer: Theme

100

This Native American nation is central to the story Code Talker.


Answer: Navajo / Diné

200

This person ruled a kingdom and stood at the top of the medieval social hierarchy.


Answer: King or Queen

200

This person trained to fight for a lord, often on horseback.


Answer: Knight

200

This collection of dramatic monologues tells stories from the perspectives of young people living in medieval England.


Answer: Good Masters! Sweet Ladies!

200

This literary term describes the perspective from which a story is told.


Answer: Point of View

200

This major global conflict provides the historical setting for Code Talker.


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Answer: World War II

300

These workers farmed land belonging to a lord and had limited freedom.



Answer: Serfs

300

This journey to a sacred or religious destination was common in the Middle Ages.


Answer: Pilgrimage

300

This novel tells the story of a medieval page through entries in his personal journal.


Answer: Castle Diary

300

This is information from a text used to support a claim or inference.


Answer: Textual Evidence

300

This is the main character and narrator of Code Talker.


Answer: Ned Begay

400

This institution shaped religion, education, and daily life throughout medieval Europe.


Answer: The Church

400

This medical practice involved removing blood to supposedly restore balance in the body.


Answer: Bloodletting

400

In The Midwife's Apprentice, Beetle adopts this new name as she begins developing her identity.


Answer: Alyce

400

This literary term describes how an author organizes events, scenes, or information in a text.


Answer: Text Structure

400

At boarding school, Ned and other students are discouraged or punished for speaking this language.


Answer: Navajo

500

This word describes a person's ability to make choices and influence their own life.


Answer: Agency

500

An area with a large house or castle, a village, fields, pastures, forests?


Answer: Manor

500

In Good Masters! Sweet Ladies!, the author uses many different characters and social positions to reveal this larger idea about medieval society.


Answer: Social hierarchy / Different perspectives

500

This point of view uses third-person pronouns and allows the narrator to reveal the thoughts and feelings of multiple characters.


Answer: Third-Person Omniscient

500

This term describes the process of forcing a group of people to abandon their language, customs, and cultural identity in favor of another culture.


Answer: Forced Assimilation

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