Quiz on the Reformation

According to the Catholic Church during the time of the Reformation, what was necessary to achieve salvation?

• Strict adherence to the Pope's authority

• Having faith in God and doing good works towards others

• Attending church every Sunday

• Reading and interpreting the Bible individually

What did the Catholic Church believe was a way to show glory to God?

• By translating the Bible into vernacular languages

• Through large cathedrals, large choirs, and elaborate clothes

• By encouraging scientific inquiry

• Through the practice of meditation and personal reflection

Which of the following is NOT one of the Seven Holy Sacraments?

• Baptism

• Confession

• Pilgrimage

• Marriage

Why are the Seven Holy Sacraments important in Christian life?

• To signify spiritual growth and God's presence in key life stages

• To ensure a place in heaven

• To gain leadership positions within the church

• To mark academic achievements in theology

Which sacrament is specifically for those who are at the end of their life?

• Confirmation

• Ordination of Priests

• Last Rites for the Dying

• Communion

What was the Protestant Reformation?

• A movement to reform the political structure of Europe.

• A series of events that focused on the arts and culture of the 16th century.

• A series of events beginning around 1500 that centered on heavy criticism of the Catholic Church, calling for a change in the ways of teaching and practicing Christianity.

• A war that took place in the 1500s over territorial disputes in Europe.

What was Martin Luther's initial career path before he became a monk?

• Teacher

• Lawyer

• Carpenter

• Merchant

Why did Martin Luther decide to become a monk?

• He was inspired by religious teachings.

• He wanted to live a life of poverty.

• He was almost killed by lightning.

• He lost interest in his previous career.

How did Martin Luther feel about the Catholic rituals and the Bible?

• He felt they were enlightening.

• He felt they were misguided.

• He felt they were "right."

• He never felt they were "right."

What idea did Martin Luther call "Justification by Faith"?

• The belief that a person can only be good by doing good deeds.

• The concept that faith in God's mercy alone can make a person good.

• The idea that faith and good works are needed to get into heaven.

• The church's teaching that buying indulgences can absolve sins.