Chapter 4 "The Reformation Movement" Quick Quiz

Why did Martin Luther decide to become a monk?

• because his father told him he had to become a monk

• because he was too poor to become anything else

• because vowed he would if he survived a massive thunderstorm

• because a beautiful woman he loved refused to marry him

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What kind of person was Martin Luther at the University of Wittenberg?

• a gifted teacher and weak speaker who never questioned the Church

• a gifted teacher and powerful speaker who questioned his beliefs

• a poor teacher and a weak speaker who loved long walks in nature

• a poor teacher and a powerful speaker who strongly disliked art

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What inspired Martin Luther to compose a list of 95 objections and nail it to a door on October 31, 1517?

• seeing a poor man beg for food outside of a large church

• reading about an expensive work of art created by the pope in Rome

• hearing a poor woman complain that she can't understand Latin

• learning about a statement a Dominican friar made about indulgences

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4.) Martin Luther's ideas were able to be distributed so quickly because of:

• the invention of the printing press

• support from the Catholic Church

• his use of secret codes

• his travels across Europe

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What is NOT a reason why Frederick III, the ruler of Saxony, didn't send Martin Luther to Rome when the pope became upset with Luther's teachings?

• Frederick III didn't have enough money to send Luther to Rome.

• Frederick III wanted to increase the power of German nobility.

• Frederick III didn't like Rome telling his subjects what to think.

• Frederick III didn't think Luther would be treated fairly in Rome.

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What did Martin Luther do when he received a papal bull from the pope?

• He quietly read it and decided the pope was right.

• He nailed it to a church door so people could debate it.

• He dropped it into a bonfire to defy the pope.

• He asked Frederick III to put it in a beautiful picture frame.

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Desiderius Erasmus and Martin Luther were both the same and different in which of the following ways?

• Both were reformers, but Erasmus wanted to reform the Church from within while Luther broke away from it.

• Both rejected all Church teachings and started new religions.

• Both supported the sale of indulgences, but disagreed on other issues.

• Both were political leaders who had no interest in religion.

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Which statement best describes what happened after people came to accept Martin Luther's teachings?

• Everyone peacefully joined a new church created by Martin Luther.

• The Catholic Church completely disappeared.

• More religious reformers arrived, and new churches were created.

• The Catholic Church sent an army to Germany to destroy Frederick III.

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What did John Calvin believe?

• in the importance of beautiful art inside of churches

• in predestination and in living a simple life

• in abolishing kings and establishing a perfect democracy

• in fighting the Catholic Church by forming giant armies

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