Good Masters! Sweet Ladies!
Castle Diary
The Midwife's Apprentice
Medieval Word Power
Writer's Workshop
100

This historical period is the setting of Good Masters! Sweet Ladies!

What is the Middle Ages?

100

Tobias Burgess holds this entry-level rank while serving and learning at his uncle's castle. 

What is a page? 

100

This is the first name that our main character goes by in The Midwife's Apprentice. 

Who is Brat? 

100

This person learns trade by working with an experienced worker. 

What is an apprentice?

100

Your narrative uses "I," "me," and "my" because it is written from this point of view. 

What is the first-person point of view?

200

Taggot is the blacksmith's daughter. This is the heavy iron block her father uses to hammer metal. 

What is an anvil? 

200

Tobias must learn the strict rules of this code of conduct, which governs how knights must behave. 

What is chivalry? 

200

This woman takes Alyce on as her apprentice. 

Who is Jane Sharp?

200

This word names the contest in which mounted knights charge at each other with lances. 

What is a joust? 
200

This part of the story establishes who the characters are, where they are, and their beginning situation. 

What is exposition?

300

Most characters tell their stories through this dramatic form, in which one person speaks. 

What is a monologue?

300

This member of the jury announces David's not-guilty verdict. 

Who is the foreman? 

300

While helping her learn her letters, Magister Reese pretends to teach this companion instead of Alyce.

Who is Purr? 

300

This word refers to a person's parents or family origins. 

What is parentage? 

300

I am afraid to tell the King that I might fail. I wish I could just run away. 

The unspoken thought is an example of this narrative technique. 

What is internal dialogue?

400

Barbary describes Isobel's fine dress as being this color. 

What is blue?

400

This is the first and last name of Tobias's uncle, the baron. 

Who is John Burgess?

400

Throughout this text, our narrator shared points of view from multiple characters. What is this narrative style? 

What is the third-person point of view? 

400

Nobles, knights, and peasants occupy different levels within this system of ranked groups. 

What is a social hierarchy? 

400

"My hand hovered over the latch. I listened. A footstep. Then another. Slowly, I pulled my hand away." 

The writer slows this moment to build suspense using this narrative technique. 

What is pacing? 

500

Drogo works in one of the smelliest, most brutal trades in the village. He is an apprentice to this type of craftsman, who turns raw animal hides into leather. 

What is a tanner? 

500

Tobias's uncle is the baron of this specifically named place. 

What is Strandborough? 

500

At the end of the novel, John Dark's inn comes to be known by this name. 

What is The Cat and Cheese?

500

Alyce cannot choose the circumstances of her birth, but she can choose to return to Jane and keep learning. This concept names her ability to act on her future. 

What is agency?

500

"The rough, splintered bench" needs a comma between its adjectives, but "three wooden bowls" does not. This term refers to the adjective pair that needs a comma. 

What are coordinate adjectives?