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WorksheetsChurch in the fourth century (313-475)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Constantine's edict of toleration for Christians was the
a)
Edict of Milan.
b)
Didache.
c)
Edict of Nursia.
d)
Pentateuch.
2.
An African doctor of the church and Latin Father.
a)
John Chrysostom
b)
Gregory Nanzianem
c)
Augustine
d)
Basil
3.
The Greek title for Mary, Mother of God as defined by the council of Ephesus.
a)
Pentateuch
b)
Torah
c)
Epistles
d)
Theotokos
4.
On which date do we celebrate the holy day of obligation, Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God?
a)
August 15
b)
January 1
c)
December 8
d)
November 1
5.
Someone who wrote works defending the Christian (Catholic) faith?
a)
hermits
b)
monastics
c)
Arianists
d)
apologists
6.
The 1st ecumenical council which attacked Arianism (Jesus as fully man and created by God).
a)
Constantinople
I
b)
Chalcedon
c)
Ephesus
d)
Nicea
I
7.
The way of life, characterized by asceticism and self-denial, followed by religious who live more or less secluded from the world, according to a fixed rule and under vows, in order to praise God through contemplation and apostolic charity.
a)
monasticism
b)
Arianism
c)
Gnosticism
d)
apologists
8.
Known by the Apostles or their successors.
a)
Apologists
b)
Apostolic
Fathers
c)
monastics
d)
Doctors of the Church
9.
First to use the term “Catholic Church.”
a)
Ignatius
of Antioch
b)
Jerome
c)
John
Chrysostom
d)
Anthony
of the Desert
10.
The union of the divine and human natures in the one divine person of the Son of God, Jesus Christ, as defined by the council of Chalcedon.
a)
Humeral Veil
b)
eremitical life
c)
Holy Trinity
d)
Hypostatic Union
11.
This Church father wrote a Latin translation of the bible.
a)
St. Basil
b)
St. Augustine
c)
St. John Chrysostom
d)
St. Jerome
12.
The eremitical life (hermit lifestyle) began with this saint.
a)
St. Basil
b)
St. Jerome
c)
St. Anthony of the Desert
d)
St. John Chrysostom
13.
Outstanding guides for all periods of the Church history as seen in their writings are known as
a)
doctors of the Church.
b)
apostolic fathers.
c)
fathers of the Church.
d)
lectio divina.
14.
Early saints known for their sanctity and orthodoxy as seen in lives and writings are called;
a)
doctors of the Church.
b)
apostolic fathers.
c)
monastic fathers.
d)
Church fathers.
15.
A Greek father of the early Church was
a)
St. Jerome.
b)
St. Augustine.
c)
St. Mark.
d)
St. Basil.
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