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* * * * * Clothing Quiz #1 Who wore this hat? Monk Noblewoman Nun Peasant Warlord Linen head warmers Answer #1 Benedictine Monks! They wore this to keep their heads warm during cold winter nights. Linen head warmers Clothing Quiz #2 Who wore this hat? Monk Noblewoman Nun Peasant Warlord Straw or felt hat Answer #2 Peasants! They wore straw hats in summer and felt hats in all weather. During the rain the hat could be reversed to allow the rain to run off. Straw or felt hat Clothing Quiz #3 Who wore this hat? Monk Noblewoman Nun Peasant Warlord Visored bassinet Answer #3 Warlords! This pointed helmet was worn by fully armored knights in the 14th century. The lower section was made of chain mail and provided protection for the neck, throat, and shoulders. Visored bassinet Clothing Quiz #4 Who wore this hat? Monk Noblewoman Nun Peasant Warlord Wimple Answer #4 Nuns! This was a mantle with a covering at the forehead, worn by married ladies and nuns. Some also wore gorgets, covering their throats and necks. Wimple Clothing Quiz #5 Who wore this hat? Monk Noblewoman Nun Peasant Warlord Butterfly Answer #5 Noblewomen! This was an arrangement of wire frame with a handkerchief covering that made it look like butterflys wings. These were worn by noblewomen, as were heart-shaped headdresses, steeple caps and turbans. Buttterfly Medicine Quiz #1 Time to diagnose and cure patients like Medieval doctors. I’ll give you your patient’s description and you select the proper “cure”. Your patient has black and blue blotches all over her body. You are fairly certain it is the plague. What treatment do you prescribe? Apply sterile egg whites. Give the patient an herbal mix. Swaddle the patient and shave the sign of the cross into her head. Medicine Answer #1 Herbal Mix! Most medieval medicines were simples made of herbal ingredients, which were taken raw or in teas. One medicine that apothecaries (forerunners of chemists and pharmacists) dispensed was called treacle (theriac). Treacle was