10th Grade Unit 2 Part 2 Practice Quiz

The deliberate destruction of religious icons and symbols is called ________.

• Mysticism

• Schism

• Conciliar Movement

• Iconoclasm

The leader of the Eastern Church is called the __________.

• Pope

• Patriarch

• Bishop Supreme

• Magisterium

When the Western Church added the Latin word ________ to the Nicene Creed, the Eastern Church decided to split from the Western Church.

• Filioque

• Vulgate

• Gnosticism

• Avignon

When the Eastern Church split from the Western Church in 1054 AD, this was called the _________.

• Avignon Papacy

• Protestant Reformation

• Great Schism

• Great Western Schism

In 1212 AD when thousands of children marched along the coast of Italy to set sail for the Holy Land, only to face death from disease or starvation or to be sold into slavery, this was called the _____________

• Children's Crusade

• First Crusade

• Slaughter of the Innocents

• World War I

In 1309, Pope Clement moved the Church’s headquarters from Rome to ____________.

• Vienna, Austria

• Avignon, France

• Lisbon, Portugal

• Barcelona, Spain

A person who regularly has an intense experience of the presence and power of God, resulting in a deep sense of union with him, is called a _________.

• Seer

• Saint

• Psychopath

• Mystic

The great mystic saint who convinced Pope Gregory XI to move the Church’s headquarters back to Rome was ____________

• Saint Catherine of Siena

• Saint Theresa of Avila

• Saint Bernadette

• Saint Therese of Lisieux

The split within the Church that lasted from 1378 to 1417, where there were two or three claimants to the papacy at once was called the ___________.

• Great Schism

• Great Western Schism

• Protestant Reformation

• Counter Reformation

The reform movement that emerged in the Church in the fourteenth century that held that final authority in spiritual matters rested with church councils, not with the Pope, was called the ____________.

• Avignon Papacy

• Ecumenical Council

• Iconoclasm

• Conciliar Movement