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100
The sport that knights performed in tournaments as "practice".
What is jousting?
100
Name of deck used by gamblers.
What is the Bahraha deck?
100
The currency of Renaissance times.
What is Pence?
100
The area in which wheat was stored before being turned into bread.
What is a bread mill?
100
Type of images found inside Renassaince paintings.
Who are humans and human activities?
200
Sport in which arrows are shot at a designated target.
What is archery?
200
The place where theretical people would work.
What are stages/theatres?
200
Amounts that pence were worth.
What are 1's, 2's, 5's, 10's?
200
The average meal a peasant would eat.
What is bread w/ olives and cheese?
200
The item that was used to mass-produce books and other forms of writing.
What is a print-press?
300
Current day sport that involves gloves and lots of punching.
What is boxing?
300
A product worn on the face in order to dress up a person into a character.
What are masks?
300
Leaders that collected and held onto all of the money given to him by taxes.
What is a king?
300
The most common food eaten by wealthy land-owners.
What is meat
300
Painted glass usually in windows of churches.
What are stained-glass windows?
400
A sport in which all contestents run as fast as possible in order to come in first place.
What is track & field?
400
A show in which items were flipped around in a circle.
What is juggling?
400
There are 240 pence in this.
What is the amount of pence in a pound.
400
A very rich and very expensive food that had liquid in it.
What is soup.
400
The term that describes a persons inability to read or write.
What is illiteracy?
500
The most rigged game there was. Involved rolling and matching in order to win.
What are dice.
500
The activity in which a person stood on two studs and attempted to walk around.
What is stilt-walking?
500
Most common animal found in bread after coming from the mill.
What are rats?
500
The main difference between Renaissance and Medeival art.
What is perspective and glorification of the body?