Door in the Wall Final Review

Question 1

rude; uncivil

Answer 1

impertinent

Question 2

opening

Answer 2

embrasure

Question 3

showing sorrow or pity

Answer 3

ruefully

Question 4

alongside

Answer 4

abreast

Question 5

a fortified tower within the walls of the castle

Answer 5

keep

Question 6

pie formed with meat or fish

Answer 6

pasty

Question 7

one of Sir Peter’s archers at Lindsay

Answer 7

Adam the bowman

Question 8

friar of St. Mark’s who cared for Robin

Answer 8

Brother Luke

Question 9

broken through

Answer 9

breached

Question 10

plunging

Answer 10

dousing

Question 11

very hungry

Answer 11

famished

Question 12

delay; dwadle

Answer 12

linger

Question 13

deceptive; dangerous

Answer 13

treacherous

Question 14

iron gate of a city or castle

Answer 14

portcullis

Question 15

the gatekeeper at Lindsay

Answer 15

Alat-at-gate

Question 16

the sport of hunting with a hawk

Answer 16

hawking

Question 17

Sir Peter’s blacksmith

Answer 17

William Wise

Question 18

soliders stationed in a fortified place

Answer 18

garrison

Question 19

a raised platform at one end of the great hall

Answer 19

dais

Question 20

Sir Peter’s cousin and neighbor

Answer 20

Sir Hugh Fitzhugh

Question 21

“Tis the Feast of Christmas, and thou has found the door in thy wall.”

Who said this?

Answer 21

Brother Luke

Question 22

“Tis the Feast of Christmas, and thou has found the door in thy wall.”

To whom was the speaker speaking?

Answer 22

Robin

Question 23

impertinent

Answer 23

rude; uncivil

Question 24

embrasure

Answer 24

opening

Question 25

ruefully

Answer 25

showing sorrow or pity

Question 26

abreast

Answer 26

alongside

Question 27

breached

Answer 27

broken through

Question 28

dousing

Answer 28

plunging

Question 29

famished

Answer 29

very hungry

Question 30

linger

Answer 30

delay; dwadle

Question 31

treacherous

Answer 31

deceptive; dangerous

Question 32

portcullis

Answer 32

iron gate of a city or castle