The Reformation Honors World History Test Study Guide

The Reformation began as a religious movement . . .

• of protest against corruption in the Roman Catholic Church

• of respect for the Roman Catholic Church

• in need of religious art from the Roman Catholic Church

• of reform in the Roman Catholic Church

Which of the following is not true concerning John Wycliffe?

• He was martyred for his faith

• He said the Bible was the sole authority for all believers

• He is called the Morning Star of the Reformation

• He opposed the Catholic teaching of transubstantiation

Who was condemned and burned at Constance?

• John Wycliffe

• John Huss

• John Knox

• Ulrich Zwingli

• Martin Luther

What were Wycliffe's followers called?

• Huguenots

• Hussites

• Lollards

• Protestants

• Presbyterians

What, according to John Wycliffe, is the supreme authority for all believers?

• the Bible

• the Pope

• the teaching of the Roman Catholic Church

• none of the above

Which of the following is not true concerning John Huss?

• He war promised protection by the Holy Roman Emperor

• He recanted his beliefs rather than be martyred

• He was greatly influenced by Wycliffe

• Bohemian followers carried on his ministry after his death.

The council that condemned Huss also reexamined the works of and condemned which dead man?

• John Wycliffe

• John Huss

• John Knox

• Ulrich Zwingli

• Martin Luther

What English author presented contrasting views of the clergy of his day -- the hypocrisy of wealthy, worldly monks and the godliness of a poor town parson?

• William Shakespeare

• Thomas More

• Roger Bacon

• Geoffrey Chaucer

• Edgar Allan Poe

Which verse did Luther use to claim "the just shall live by faith"?

• John 3:16

• Romans 1:17

• Ephesians 6:1

• Hebrews 13:17

• 1 Corinthians 3:12

While a priest, Martin Luther discovered through studying Scripture that . . .

• priesthood is a job of the church

• priesthood is for the pope only

• salvation is by faith

• salvation is by works