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WorksheetsChapter 7 History
Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 2hrs 48mins
Which of the following opened up a climate of widespread questioning of church teachings and practices?
The Renaissance and Christian humanism
The Renaissance and Secular humanism
Scholasticism and The Renaissance
Martin Luther and John Calvin
What was the problem with the pope and bishops having a heavy hand in politics?
Gave rise to corruption
No problems arose
Not every one was Catholic, so the pope and bishops lacked authority
Politics began affecting Church policy
What is nationalism?
An ideology based on the premise that the individual's loyalty and devotion to the nation-state surpass other individual or group interests
An ideology based on the premise that the individual's loyalty and devotion to the nation-state, comes second to other individual or group interests
The Catholic Church teaches that it is possible for the faithful to _____________ a full or partial remission or pardon, for oneself or for another person, of the time of punishment spent in Purgatory for sins that have already been forgiven.
Obtain
Earn
Merit
Who grants indulgences?
Christ
The Church
The priest
The Pope
Luther viewed the practice of selling indulgences as a way of preying on people's personal fears of ___________
Death
Hell
Sinning
Purgatory
How did Martin Luther view the selling of indulgences?
Contrary to Scripture and an abuse of papal authority
Complimentary to Scripture and an effective way to raise money for the Church
Contrary to Scripture but aligned with oral tradition
Complimentary to Scripture and aligned with oral traditions of the Church
Which of the following was NOT an objection Luther had towards the Church?
The authority of the Pope
Transubstantiation
Uniqueness of the ordained clergy
Priests remaining celibate
The use of music during Mass
What was one of the proposals Luther made to bring about renewal and change?
The use of the vernacular (the language of the people) in worship
The reception of Holy Communion under both species—bread and wine
The priesthood of all the believers, or the lay priesthood
All of these options
What was Luther's Ninety-Five Theses?
A list of complaints, proposals and innovations concerning certain teachings and practices of the Church
A list of questions Luther had about the Catholic Church
A list of demands written by Luther for the Catholic Church and her teachings and practices
A list of church teachings that Luther claimed had no Scriptural basis and felt needed to be changed
What did Luther hope to achieve by issuing his Ninety-Five Theses?
To begin a new religion
To separate from the Catholic Church
To foster scholarly debate
To radically change the Church
What is the significance of the Ninety-Five Theses in terms of its impact on the history of the Church?
Historians have identified the date of Luther’s nailing the Ninety-Five Theses to the door of the Cathedral Church at Wittenberg as the start of the Protestant Reformation.
Historians have identified the date of Luther’s nailing the Ninety-Five Theses to the door of the Cathedral Church at Wittenberg as the start of the Enlightenment.
Historians have identified the date of Luther’s nailing the Ninety-Five Theses to the door of the Cathedral Church at Wittenberg as the start of the Renaissance.
What date did Martin Luther nail the Ninety-Five Theses to the door of the Cathedral Church at Wittenberg?
October 31, 1517
January 31, 1521
March 15, 1519
July 8, 1518
What significant occurrence took place on January 31, 1521?
Luther was formally excommunicated by Pope Leo X
The Edict of Worms was issued
Reformation Day
The death of Martin Luther
Which of the following was not a stipulation of the Edict of Worms?
Luther be punished as a heretic
Luther's writings were condemned
Forbade the publishing, reading, and possession of Luther's writings
Ordered Luther's writings be burned
Luther was sentenced to death
What are three of Luther's most well-known works?
Small Catechism, Large Catechism, Augsburg Confession
Interior Castle, Augsburg Confession, The Dark Night of the Soul
Small Catechism, Large Catechism, The Ascent of Mount Carmel
Treatise on the Love of God, The Way of Perfection, Interior Castle
What was the Small Catechism?
A resource to educate the people in the Lutheran faith
A resource to educate the people in the Catholic faith
A resource to educate the people in the Anglican faith
A resource to educate the people in the Calvin faith
True or False: The Large Catechism contains twenty-eight articles that n constitute the basic and authoritative creedal statement of Lutherans.
True
False
How well had Lutheranism advanced by the time of Luther’s death on February 18, 1546?
The foundations of Lutheranism had been solidly established
The foundations of Lutheranism had been loosely established
The foundations of Lutheranism had not been established
Which word means “The term used to refer to the action of God by which we are freed from our sins and sanctified and renewed by the grace of God” (USCCA, 512)
Merit
Justification
Salvation
Reconciliation
Which of the following is NOT a central teaching to Lutheran theology?
Sola Fide
Sola Gratia
Sola Scriputra
Cuius regio, eius religio
What were the key beliefs behind the teaching called sola scriptura?
Scripture alone is the only authoritative source of Christian faith and life, not the teachings of the pope and the Magisterium
Scripture and oral traditions are authoritative sources of Christian faith
Faith alone can save you
God's grace alone is what grants salvation
True or False: Calvin's teaching on predestination states that God has decided even before one’s birth whether a person will be saved or not
True
False
What role did Huldrych Zwingli play in the story of the Protestant Reformation?
Zwingli is acknowledged as the leader of the Reformation in Switzerland and the founder of the Swiss Reformed churches
Zwingli is acknowledged as the leader of the Reformation in Germany and the founder of the German Reformed churches
Zwingli is acknowledged as the leader of the Reformation in France and the founder of the French Reformed churches
Zwingli is acknowledged as the leader of the Reformation in Britain and the founder of the Britain Reformed churches
In 1520, what did the governing council at Zurich, at Zwingli’s request, make illegal?
Preaching or teaching any doctrines or practices not clearly found in Scripture
Preaching or teaching any doctrines or practices not clearly taught by the Pope
Preaching or teaching any doctrines or practices not clearly taught by the Magisterium
What was the significance of Henry VIII’s break from the pope?
It was the beginning of the Church of England, or the Anglican Church
It was the beginning of the Church of England, or the Protestant Church
It was the beginning of the Church of England, or the Calvinist Church
It was the beginning of the Church of England, or the Royal Church
Which reformer's major legacy was in ensuring that Scotland followed the Reformed branch of the Protestant Reformation rather than the more Catholic Anglicanism of England, its closest neighbor?
Martin Luther
John Calvin
John Knox
Huldrych Zwingli
Which council clearly proclaimed and reaffirmed the apostolic faith of the Catholic Church and inspired a genuine reform and renewal of the internal life of the Church? This council also identified and named as heresies the teachings of the Reformers that were contrary to the doctrines of the Catholic Church.
Council of Trent
Council of Ephesus
Council of Worms
Council of Nicaea
Which of the following was NOT a sign of confidence and renewal that emerged from the Council of Trent?
St. Pius V's Tridentine Mass
The growth of religious orders
The revival of architecture and music
The revision of the Nicene Creed
What order did St. Ignatius Loyola start?
Jesuits
Lasallians
Dominicans
Vincentians
Who was St. Teresa of Avila?
A mystical theologian, started the Discalced Carmelites
Founder of the Jesuits
"Doctor of the Catechism"
Author of Treatise on the Love of God
What is St. Peter Canisius known as?
"Doctor of the Catechism"
"Doctor of the Catholic Church"
"Doctor of the Creed"
"Defender of the Faith"
St. Charles Borromeo founded the _____________________ for the religious education of youth, a precursor to the Sunday Schools of the present day.
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Large Catechism
Confraternity of Christian Dogma
The Order of Christian Schools
St. Robert Bellarmine was acclaimed for the abundance of his _____________ to the poor
Generosity
Kindness
Donations
Love
St. John of the Cross worked with ______________ to begin the reform of the ____________________
St. Teresa of Avila, Carmelite Friars
St. Ignatius Loyola, Jesuits
St. Jane de Chantal, Vincentians
St. Louise de Marillac, Catholic Church
St. Francis de Sales' most famous writing is... ?
Treatise on the Love of God
Interior Castle
The Dark Night of the Soul
The Way of Perfection
St. Jane de Chantal was one of the founders of The Congregation of the Visitation of the Holy Mary. What did this community offer?
Offered women who were widows, older, in weakened health or handicapped the opportunity to enter religious life
Offered men and women who were poor, in prison, or oppressed the opportunity to enter religious life
Offered men who were prisoners of war the opportunity to enter religious life
Offered boys and girls the opportunity to enter religious life at an early age
Who founded the Congregation of the Mission to bring Christ and the Gospel to people living in poverty, to the imprisoned and enslaved, and to the victims of war?
St. Vincent de Paul
St. Peter Canisius
St. Charles Borromeo
St. Robert Bellarmine
Who founded the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul?
St. Teresa of Avila
St. Jane de Chantal
St. Louise de Marillac
St. Angela Merici
What major war resulted from the build-up of tensions that accompanied the spread of the message and innovations of the Protestant Reformation across Europe?
Protestant Reformation
The Thirty Years' War
The Hundred Years' War
The Inquisition
What agreement brought an end to the Thirty Years' War?
The Edict of Worms
The Treaty of Westphalia and the Peace of Münster
The Council of Trent
The Ninety-Five Theses
The Thirty Years’ War cemented the ending of the Holy Roman Empire. What new philosophy began to pervade Europe after that?
Nationalism
Liberalism
Socialism
Patriotism
Which principle literally translates as “Whose realm, his religion.”
Cuius regio, eius religio
Eruditio et religio
Instrumentum regni
Scientia cum religione
What was an important innovation of the Protestant Reformers? (Hint: Think of the printing press)
Making copies of the Bible available in the vernacular
Distributing bulletins at prayer services
Making songbooks for prayer services
None of these
What major achievement was Angela Merici responsible for in 1535?
Founding the Ursuline order
Founding the Congregation of the Visitation of the Holy Mary
Founding the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul
Founding the Discalced Carmelites
Perceiving the need for ___________ can be a catalyst for action.
Reform
New leadership
Equality
Nationalism
What is the reward which God promises and gives to those who love him and by his grace perform good words?
Merit
Justification
Salvation
Sanctification
Martin Luther was born into a ______________ family
Catholic
Protestant
Calvinist
Anglican
Luther initially wrote his Ninety-Five Theses in which language?
German
Latin
French
Italian
Who was a Dominican friar that came to a small town near Wittenberg to sell indulgences? His well-known slogan was “As soon as the gold in the casket rings; the rescued soul to heaven springs”
Johann Tetzel
John Calvin
Thomas More
Ignatius Loyola
The Protestant Reformation was the ____________ great ad long-lasting division within Christianity
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Who wrote The Institutes of Christian Religion?
John Calvin
Martin Luther
Henry VIII
St. Thomas More
Who issued the Edict of Worms in 1521?
Charles V
Leo X
Ferdinand II
Martin Luther
Who was a Catholic martyr during the Reformation period?
St. Thomas More
St. Charles Borromeo
St. John of the Cross
St. Louise de Marillac
