Protestant Reformation Quiz

What were the growing concerns that led to the Protestant Reformation?

• The power and influence of the Catholic Church

• The rise of Protestantism

• The decline of European monarchies

• The spread of Islam

Which of the following was NOT a questionable church practice mentioned in the text?

• Simony

• Indulgences

• Excessive papal wealth

• Doctrine of the Trinity

John Calvin and Martin Luther challenged the validity of the ___________ system of the Church, believing that only baptism and communion were scripturally based and should be practiced.

Place the key Protestant figures in the locations where they belong:

a

b

f

e

d

c

Ignatius of Layola

Pope Leo X

John Knox

Calvin

Luther

Henry VIII

What concept did John Calvin strongly advocate?

• Transubstantiation

• Predestination

• Consubstantiation

• Excommunication

Which of the following was NOT a challenge faced by early reformers?

• Opposition from the Church

• Lack of financial support

• Hostility from secular rulers

• Universal support from their communities

Which English ruler is mentioned as having broken from papal authority during the Reformation?

• Elizabeth I

• Henry VIII

• James I

• Charles II

What did the Protestant Reformation encourage regarding the education of girls?

• It discouraged their education.

• It encouraged them to become political leaders.

• It emphasized their role as future teachers and nurturers.

• It led to their exclusion from schools.

Why did Henry VIII break from the Catholic Church?

• 1. He was at war with Rome.

• 1. He was not granted a marriage annulment

• 1. He wanted to be the head of the

     Church.

• 1. His first wife was not Catholic.

Which of the following statements best describes the impact of vernacular translations of the Bible?

• It limited people's access to religious texts.

• It increased the dependency on church leaders for interpretation.

• It encouraged individuals to interpret the Scriptures personally.

• It resulted in fewer people reading religious texts.