Jousting

​ = = =1. Questions (I wonder...?) =
 * I wonder what would happen if you died during a Joust?
 * I wonder if Jousters got nervous before a Joust?
 * I wonder if you killed a person in a Joust if you were thrown in jail or you were thought Highly of In Jousting?

= = =2. Inferences (I think that...because....) =
 * I think that if you died in a joust the person who killed you got everything you owned.
 * I think that some did but others did not if they new who they were going to joust.
 * I think that some people thought that you should be thrown in jail but others thought you were a great person at Jousitng.

= = =3. Resources =
 * [|Jousting and Armour Game]
 * [|Knight Life 4- The Joust]
 * [|Jousting rules and History]
 * [|Wikipedia Jousting]
 * [|The Knights]

= = =4. Summary = In Studying Jousting I have found many cool things such as these as I am about to tell you about. Tournaments in the Medeival Ages were very violent and destructive just what the crowd wanted but the most popular and watched tournament was Jousting. Jousting was a very deadly and violent. Many knights either got famous and rich or they lost everything and got very poor. In Jousting there was always a winner. You either won by killing or seriously injuring your opponent or getting more po ints. The way you got points was if you broke there shield or hit them you got two points if you broke there lance and knocked them off there horse you got three or four points. Jousting is the sport everyone came to see. One of the most famous Jousters and Jousting Deaths was King Henry II. When he was jousting he was hit in the head the lance went through his visor and shattered then went into his right eye temple and orbit killing him this is just one of the many deaths caused by jousting. So as you can see jousting is a deadly and very exciting sport that is very fun but also very deadly. ​

= = =5. References = about.com "The Joust" Knightlife4.com copyright 2008 About.com 11/2-11/4 2009 http://historymedren.com/od/knighthood/a/KL4joust.html

Wikipedia.com "Jousting" Wikipedia.com 11/2-11/4 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jousting