Quiz 2/15/18 - Northern Renaissance

Question 1

Lace

Answer 1

Created entirely from threads. Does not have a backing fabric. Needlepoint lace and bobbin lace.

Question 2

Pillow Lace

Answer 2

Also called bobbin lace

Question 3

Paltock

Answer 3

Doublet with a deep V at the front

Question 4

Stomacher

Answer 4

Filler on the front of a doublet

Question 5

Drawers

Answer 5

Undergarment for men

Question 6

Jerkin

Answer 6

Jacket

Question 7

Bases

Answer 7

short skirts worn with a jacket or doublet for civil dress.

Question 8

Slashing and Panes

Answer 8

You know what this is.

Question 9

Upper Socks

Answer 9

Bicycle Shorts

Question 10

Nether Socks

Answer 10

Hose

Question 11

Trunk Hose

Answer 11

Large padded breech

Question 12

Ruff

Answer 12

Pleated lace collar

Question 13

Pecadils

Answer 13

Little tabs coming out at bottom of doublet.

Question 14

Peascod Belly

Answer 14

False stomach under doublet that created a look that made you seem “rich”.

Question 15

Venetians

Answer 15

Skintight hose

Question 16

Gallygaskins or Slops

Answer 16

Type of trunk hose. Gradual slope, painted

Question 17

Culots

Answer 17

Very tight fitting trunk hose.

Question 18

Bombast

Answer 18

Stuffing made from wool, horsehair, short linen fibers called tow or bran.

Question 19

Canions

Answer 19

Extensions of the waist of the double.

Question 20

Stays

Answer 20

Corset basically

Question 21

Busk

Answer 21

Hard flat wood or whalebone that was sewn into one or more of the casings provided in the stays.

Question 22

Petticoat

Answer 22

Underskirt

Question 23

Ropa

Answer 23

Sleeveless Outer Coat

Question 24

Bum Rolls

Answer 24

Padded roll worn at the waist.

Question 25

Wheel, drum, or french farthingale.

Answer 25

You know what this is.

Question 26

Supportasse

Answer 26

You know what this is.

Question 27

Conch

Answer 27

The neckpiece that stands vertically.

Question 28

French Bonnet

Answer 28

Pillbox shaped hat with turned-up brim

Question 29

Copotain

Answer 29

High-crowned, narrow-brimmed hat. Remained popular until well until the 17th century.

Question 30

Gabled

Answer 30

Word meaning heart-shaped.

Question 31

Duckbills

Answer 31

Wide shoes worn during the reign of Mary I.