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WorksheetsChapter 16/exam
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 25mins
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Class
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1.
Two countries who limit or persecute the Church in the late 1800s are
a)
France and Spain
b)
Germany and Switzerland
c)
Germany and Italy
d)
Czechoslovakia and Bulgaria
2.
Anti-Catholic policies include all BUT
a)
interfering in monasteries and seminaries
b)
encyclicals
c)
using social policies that reward those who renounce the faith
d)
exiling or imprisoning priests
3.
When invaders take Italy, they
a)
always confiscate Papal Lands
b)
target the Vatican
c)
imprison the Pope
d)
leave Rome unscathed
4.
Which is NOT true? The dogma of the Immaculate Conception
a)
was written by Blessed Pius IX
b)
caused doubt in Papal authority
c)
led to Vatican II
d)
was validated at Lourdes
5.
When it comes to Papal authority, the Pope is infallible
a)
in homilies
b)
in letters
c)
in encyclicals
d)
in leading ecumenical councils
6.
Social Catholic Teaching
a)
was a trend in thinking that focused on reason
b)
was an encyclical addressing Communism
c)
created a mindset that attacked the dignity of humans
d)
was written by Pope John Paul II
7.
Which is NOT true? Marxism
a)
was a philosophy founded by Karl Marx
b)
inspired Lenin and Stalin
c)
is the philosophy that led Hitler to undertake genocide
d)
inspired the Bolsheviks to overthrow the czars
8.
Eugenics
a)
is the science of breeding a perfect race and eliminating the weak
b)
led Hitler to genocide
c)
was practiced in America
d)
all of the above
9.
Darwin observed animals with odd adaptations
a)
at sea aboard his ship The Beagle
b)
on the Galapagos Islands
c)
in the middle of the isolated jungles of Borneo
d)
in Russia's harsh Siberian climate
10.
The reason the Church speaks out against Communism is
a)
it doesn't allow human growth or gratitude for gifts
b)
Communists are atheist
c)
it puts the nation above the individual
d)
it allows the rich privilege while the poor suffer
11.
Modernism
a)
is a branch of Communism
b)
uses science to explain all phenomena
c)
seeks to improve man through reason
d)
was begun by Vladimir Lenin
12.
Pope Leo XIII's answer to Communism was
a)
Vatican I
b)
Catholic Social Teaching
c)
Social Humanism
d)
Vatican II
13.
Which is NOT true? Pope Pius X
a)
is called the Pope of the Eucharist
b)
brought back Gregorian Chant and Liturgy of the Hours
c)
reorganized the Curia and Canon Law
d)
called Vatican II
14.
Russia becomes a country with ___ as its political philosophy.
a)
Fascism
b)
Liberalism
c)
Communism
d)
Anarchy
15.
The politics of Benito Mussolini is
a)
Communism
b)
Socialism
c)
Fascism
d)
Capitalism
16.
Workers who start the Russian Revolution of 1917 were the
a)
Bolsheviks
b)
Nazis
c)
Politiques
d)
Roundheads
17.
Workers in Germany who overthrow the government after World War II are
a)
Communists
b)
Bolsheviks
c)
Nazis
d)
Politiques
18.
Though Mussolini ruled Italy as a dictator,
a)
he empowered the Vatican and boosted Catholicsm
b)
Italians loved him and defended him in his last hours
c)
he wanted peace with Russia
d)
he earned the respect of soldiers who held out longer than Hitler did before surrendering
19.
World War I was started when
a)
Hitler invaded Poland
b)
Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated by Serbian rebels
c)
Czechoslovakia called upon help from Russia
d)
Italy and Germany formed an alliance
20.
The countries that united to stop Germany in World War I were
a)
Britain, Spain, and France
b)
Spain, Portugal, and Russia
c)
Russia, Britain, and France
d)
France, Belgium, and Russia
21.
World War I was a long, torturous affair because
a)
trench warfare wore down armies over time
b)
as many as 11 countries were involved
c)
the suffering wrought by the atomic bomb endured for generations
d)
it lasted longer than the 30 years War
22.
Thanks to Hitler's campaign of genocide
a)
6 million Jews lost their lives
b)
2 million Jews perished
c)
600,000 Jews died in the gas chambers
d)
100 million Russian citizens died
23.
World War II started when
a)
Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated
b)
Hitler invaded Poland
c)
Mussolini threatened Belgium
d)
Germany tried to annex Czechoslovakia
24.
Armistice Day
a)
marked the end of fighting in World War I
b)
ended World War II
c)
commemorates those who died in the Jewish death camps
d)
remembers Catholics who died under the Nazi regime
25.
Two Axis leaders were
a)
Stalin and Lenin
b)
Bismark and Mussolini
c)
Hitler and Mussolini
d)
F. D. Roosevelt and Churchill
26.
Fascists
a)
value country over citizens
b)
value equality more than quality of life
c)
include Stalin and Lenin
d)
took over China
27.
Which is NOT true? The Treaty of Versailles
a)
ended World War I
b)
made strict demands on Germany
c)
may have contributed to World War II
d)
denounced the use of the atomic bomb
28.
In the years following World War II, the U.S. is criticized for all BUT
a)
deploying atomic weapons
b)
waiting to join the war until after the bombing of Pearl Harbor
c)
hesitating to rescue Jews from Europe
d)
not joining the Allies
29.
Which is NOT true? St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross
a)
was born a Jewess named Edith Stein
b)
became a teenaged atheist
c)
was converted by Teresa of Avila's writing
d)
escaped from Auschwitz and saved 89 Jewish women
30.
The saint who willingly died in the camps to save the life of an inmate was
a)
Maximillian Kolbe
b)
Don Bosco
c)
Padre Pio
d)
Ignatius of Loyola
31.
In the 1950s
a)
Communism spread
b)
Americans were immoral
c)
Vatican I was called
d)
John Paul II became Pope
32.
In the early 60s
a)
Vatican II was called
b)
war was a thing of the past
c)
there was no such thing as abortion
d)
divorce was common
33.
Which is NOT true? In the late 60s,
a)
morals had degenerated
b)
the Vietnam War happened
c)
people defied authority
d)
Masses were offered only in Latin
34.
One thing all these have in common -- the British, Palestinians, French,and the Church -- all
a)
denounced Vatican II
b)
valiantly tried to save Jewish children
c)
were part of the Axis Powers
d)
spoke out against the use of the atomic bomb in World War II
35.
America deployed the atomic bomb
a)
against Tokyo
b)
against Nagasaki and Hiroshima
c)
against Hitler
d)
three times, but the third failed
36.
Which is NOT true? Vatican II
a)
was called to answer the question of Papal infallibility
b)
urged the use of the vernacular
c)
spoke of human relationships - marriage, potential parenthood, race relations
d)
was called by John XXIII
37.
Vatican II assured us of why we should trust tradition by addressing
a)
the role of the Magisterium and the importance of the deposit of faith
b)
the issue of Papal infallibility
c)
the establishment of the imprimatur
d)
the policy of interdiction
38.
The Catechism of the Catholic Church was written by
a)
John Paul II
b)
John Paul I
c)
Vatican II
d)
Vatican I
39.
Which is NOT true? The "marital act"
a)
was discussed in the encyclical "On Human Life"
b)
unites spouses and is intended for procreation
c)
is no occasion for contraception
d)
won Paul Vi the title "Redeemer of Man"
40.
First non- Italian Pope in 450 years
a)
Francis I
b)
John Paul I
c)
John Paul II
d)
Benedict XVI
41.
Pope who could speak 8 languages
a)
John Paul II
b)
John Paul I
c)
Francis I
d)
Benedict XVI
42.
Pope Emeritus
a)
John Paul I
b)
John Paul II
c)
Francis I
d)
Benedict XVI
43.
First Pope from the Western Hemisphere
a)
John Paul I
b)
Francis I
c)
Benedict XVI
d)
John Paul II
44.
Pope who served only one month
a)
John Paul I
b)
John Paul II
c)
Francis I
d)
Benedict XVI
45.
Pope Francis canonized
a)
John Paul I and John Paul II
b)
John Paul II and John XXIII
c)
Benedict XVI and Paul VI
d)
Leo XIII and John Paul I
46.
In the 1800s, European countries begin persecuting Catholics because
a)
liberal political leaders want to be free of the Pope
b)
leaders want to claim revenue from Church lands
c)
leaders are swayed by reason and religion gets in the way
d)
all of these
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