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What was it like to live in a castle?

Have you ever seen a castle in a videogame or in a movie? Living in a castle sounds like a dream come true and is probably the first fantasy all of us had as kids. But do you exactly know what a castle is? Well, let’s learn a little bit more about castles and their history today.

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What is the basic structure of a castle?

Fun Facts:

  1. It is predicted that the average amount of time required to make a castle in the medieval period must have been 10 years.
  2. Nowadays, castles can be rented for a limited period for people to experience the Medieval lifestyle. These castles are however equipped with modern technology.
  3. The castle of sleeping beauty was actually inspired by a real castle named “Neuschwanstein Castle”.

Additional Questions:

  1. Explain the need to build a castle.
  2. What was Cinderella’s Castle inspired by?
  3. What are the advantages of having a castle?

True or False:

  1. Castles are not found in real life.
  2. Castles were made in the medieval period.
  3. Castles were made for commoners.
  4. Only one person can live in a castle.
  5. Castles were made to provide a high level of security and protection to its inhabitants.

Objective Quiz:

  1. Castles are a private fort like structure for _______.
    1. Lords.
    2. Queens.
    3. Soldiers.
    4. None of the above.
  2. The main objective of a castle was to ___________.
    1. To provide security
    2. And administrative work.
    3. Both 1) and 2)
    4. None of the above.
  3. Watch towers were useful in __________.
    1. Keeping a watch on the activities happening around the castle.
    2. Providing a sleeping place.
    3. Both 1) and 2).
    4. None of the above.
  4. Living rooms of the castle were also called ________.
    1. Solar.
    2. Watch Tower.
    3. Both 1) and 2).
    4. None of the above.
  5. There is a __________ at the entrance of every castle, which can be pulled up when not in use.
    1. Drawbridge.
    2. Door.
    3. Lift.
    4. None of the above.
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