Clothing
The common type of shoes for boys and girls.
What were leather shoes?
School were only for the ______.
Who were rich boys?
A common pastime that involves holding your opponent down.
What is wrestling?
The highest social class.
What is the king?
The main source of protein the Anglo-Saxons ate at feasts.
What is roast meats?
A brooch is used to _________.
What is a dress fastener?
These two skills taught in schools today weren't important to the Anglo-Saxons.
What is reading and writing?
The instrument commonly played at celebratory events.
What are harps?
The rank that has ruling mobility under the king.
What are the Ealdermen?
A strong drink made with honey.
What is mead?
Accessory worn over woolen dresses.
What are glass beads/necklaces?
Most important lessons that were taught.
What are bible studies, poetry, and history?
A handmade musical instrument.
What is a lyre?
This class didn't pay rent and performed for their overlords.
What are the Kotstella?
A place where celebratory events were usually held.
What are the great halls of Chieftains and Kings?
The common facial features of Anglo-Saxon men/boys
What is long hair and mustaches?
These languages were taught only to some in school.
What is Latin/Greek and old English?
A tribal post who respects cultural values by singing epics.
What is a scop?
Independent landed house-owners.
What are the ceorls?
Besides coins, scops were given these as a reward for their services.
What are rings and land?
Type of breeches boys/men wore.
What are baggy breeches wound round with bandages?
Children learnt these skills from their parents (you only have to say 3+).
What is growing food, looking after animals, cooking, building, making clothes, making tools, and fighting?
Many jobs of scops (only have to say 3).
What are court singer, tribal historian, genealogist, teacher, composer, critic, warrior, traveler, and reporter?
The number of social classes.
What is six?
This cultural value reveals what is important to Anglo-Saxons.
What are big feasts, celebrations, and singing?