# 🔥 Joan of Arc Trivia Set

**Used:** 2025-06-13

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## 📌 REGULAR QUESTIONS

### 1. What country did Joan of Arc fight for?  
**Answer:** France  
**Taglines:**  
- France’s youngest military miracle  
- Liberté, égalité, teenage girl with a sword  
- Viva la visionary  
- She fought for France—France returned the favor... eventually  
- Joan: Because French men weren’t getting it done  

### 2. What conflict was Joan of Arc a major figure in?  
**Answer:** The Hundred Years’ War  
**Taglines:**  
- Hundred years, zero chill  
- The war that overstayed its welcome  
- Joan’s entrance cue  
- Who’s ready for 116 years of tension?  
- Because 99 years would’ve been *too easy*  

### 3. What did Joan of Arc claim guided her actions?  
**Answer:** Voices from saints  
**Taglines:**  
- Saintly hotline, no data plan needed  
- Voices: 1, therapists: 0  
- Celestial DMs  
- God said “slay,” and she took it literally  
- Heavenly hallucinations or divine directive? You decide  

### 4. How old was Joan of Arc when she began her military campaign?  
**Answer:** 17  
**Taglines:**  
- Teen commander energy  
- Most kids are driving—she’s leading battles  
- Honor roll and honor guard  
- Young, armored, and full of faith  
- Started a war career before acne cleared  

### 5. What method of execution was used to kill Joan of Arc?  
**Answer:** Burning at the stake  
**Taglines:**  
- Trial by fire... literally  
- The original cancel culture  
- She lit up history—tragically  
- Flame grilled for politics  
- Witch? Nah. Scapegoat with a matchstick  

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## 🧩 FILL-IN-THE-BLANK QUESTIONS

### 1. Joan of Arc is also known as the ______ of Orléans.  
**Answer:** Maid  
**Taglines:**  
- Maid of Orléans, Slayer of Doubt  
- Honorific and haunting  
- Not your average housekeeper  
- A title, a tale, a tragedy  
- Just a maid... with divine military insight  

### 2. Joan claimed to hear voices from Saint Michael, Saint Catherine, and Saint ______.  
**Answer:** Margaret  
**Taglines:**  
- Holy trio hotline  
- Three saints walk into a brain  
- Michael, Catherine, and Margie: The Joan Squad  
- If saints had a podcast  
- Whispered guidance, burning outcome  

### 3. Joan was canonized as a saint in the year ______.  
**Answer:** 1920  
**Taglines:**  
- Better late than *never*  
- From heretic to holy  
- Longest posthumous PR repair in history  
- Centuries later, the Church said “Our bad”  
- Joan: officially blessed, belatedly  

### 4. Joan of Arc was born in the village of ______ in France.  
**Answer:** Domrémy  
**Taglines:**  
- Domrémy: population then—one living legend  
- From peasant to powerhouse  
- Small town, divine destiny  
- Domrémy: birthplace of sass and steel  
- Middle-of-nowhere with divine reception  

### 5. Joan’s trial accused her of dressing like a ______.  
**Answer:** Man  
**Taglines:**  
- Fashion crime of the century  
- Steel corsets not available  
- Pants = panic in the 1400s  
- Breaking dress code, breaking hearts  
- Burned for armor, not actions  

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## 📝 MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

### 1. [Difficulty: 1] What nationality were the enemies Joan of Arc fought against?  
A) Spanish  
B) Italian  
C) English ✅  
D) German  
**Taglines:**  
- Anglo angst intensifies  
- The OG Franco-English drama  
- England: colonial since 1337  
- Not tea time, war time  
- Ye olde beef  

### 2. [Difficulty: 2] Which French king did Joan help crown at Reims?  
A) Charles V  
B) Charles VI  
C) Charles VII ✅  
D) Louis IX  
**Taglines:**  
- Charles VII: the king who owes her big  
- Long live the *right* Charles  
- From battlefield to coronation  
- The Charles that counts  
- You’re welcome, Your Majesty  

### 3. [Difficulty: 3] Who captured Joan of Arc and handed her to the English?  
A) The Spanish  
B) Burgundians ✅  
C) Swiss  
D) Templars  
**Taglines:**  
- Backstabbers in medieval couture  
- Allies with receipts  
- Burgundy wine, Burgundy betrayal  
- France’s frenemies  
- Medieval snitches  

### 4. [Difficulty: 4] What charge was *not* used in Joan’s trial?  
A) Heresy  
B) Sorcery  
C) Treason ✅  
D) Cross-dressing  
**Taglines:**  
- Accused of everything but espionage  
- Sorcery, but not subversion  
- They called her everything *except* a traitor  
- Spiritual accusations only, please  
- Fake charges, real flames  

### 5. [Difficulty: 2] What religious order oversaw Joan’s posthumous retrial?  
A) Jesuits  
B) Benedictines  
C) Dominicans ✅  
D) Franciscans  
**Taglines:**  
- Dominicans: fixing 15th century messes  
- Court of redemption  
- Better late than sainthood never  
- Dominican defense squad  
- Cleaning up after centuries
