Worksheets4.2 Test Review
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 10hrs 0mins
What did Constantine supposedly see in the sky before the battle just outside Rome?
The Koran
A cross that said "in this sign, conquer"
"Pax Romana" written on a shield
A shield and a sword that said "trust God"
What was the Edict of Milan?
Made Christianity illegal (encouraged persecution of Christians)
A deal between Constantine and his guards
A deal between Constantine and Licinius
Made Christianity legal (freedom to worship without persecution)
What is monasticism?
Seeking solitude in order to escape from worldliness.
Living together with other Christians to grow together.
Living alone to focus on praying.
Reading the Bible five times a day.
Why did monasticism arise?
People got sick of other people living so close to them.
People wanted a quiet place to focus on their hobbies and praying.
Government involvement in the Christian church made people think the church was becoming too worldly.
With the government being so distant from religion, Christians needed to get away to be safe from persecution.
What phrase is repeated often in the New Testament to show the importance of Christians living in community?
"one another"
"all together"
"come together"
"be with each other"
Why was the Council of Nicaea so important?
Otherwise the church may have split into two opposing groups.
Otherwise people would have continued thinking the Koran was the word of God.
Otherwise Christians would have been continuously persecuted.
Otherwise Christians would think God and man work together to effect salvation.
How many times was Athanasius exiled?
3
4
5
6
Who was the man teaching that Christ was not God but created?
Constantine
Jerome
Athanasius
Arius
Which is not an illustration of the Trinity we discussed?
Mathematical: 1x1x1=1
Human nature: mind, ideas, and words
Triangle: 3 sides, 1 shape
Time: past, present, future
Who influenced Augustine (even before he was saved)?
Jerome
John Chrysostom
Ambrose of Milan
Gregory the Great
Who was known as the "golden-mouthed preacher"?
Jerome
John Chrysostom
Ambrose of Milan
Gregory the Great
Who is best known for his Latin translation of Scriptures, known as the Vulgate?
Jerome
John Chrysostom
Ambrose of Milan
Gregory the Great
What are Augustine's two most famous works?
The Koran
Confessions
The City of God
The Vulgate
What did Pelagius teach?
Humans are born sinless and can be free from sin on their own.
Humans are born sinful but can be free from sin on their own.
Humans are born sinless but cannot be free from sin on their own.
Humans are born sinful and cannot be free from sin on their own.
What does the term original sin mean?
Humans are born sinless.
Humans are born sinful and inherited sinful nature from Adam.
Humans are born sinful because of the sins of our parents.
Humans are born sinful if our mother sins while pregnant.
Is the human will free or enslaved to sin?
Free
Enslaved to sin
When did the fall of Rome occur?
127
678
924
476
Which is NOT a reason cited for the fall of Rome?
Undermining of the sanctity of the home.
A rapid increase in the divorce rate.
The bishop of Rome had an affair.
Neglect of the enemy within.
Which was NOT an effect of the fall of Rome on Christianity?
The Eastern and Western churches realized their similarities and joined together, forming the Catholic church we know today.
The bishop of Rome gained increasing prominence
Monasticism grew in popularity
Roman culture continued in the East and separated from the Western church.
About how long did the Roman Catholic Church dominate medieval Christianity?
200 years
500 years
1000 years
1500 years
Who is credited with formulating the papal system of the Roman Catholic Church?
Gregory the Great
St. Benedict of Nursia
Augustine of Canterbury
Charles the Great
Who invented an official pattern of behavior for monasteries to follow?
Gregory the Great
St. Benedict of Nursia
Augustine of Canterbury
Charles the Great
Who was sent out in 597 as a missionary to England and became the first Archbishop of Canterbury?
Gregory the Great
St. Benedict of Nursia
Augustine of Canterbury
Charles the Great
Who was the first to be crowned emperor of the Holy Roman Empire?
Gregory the Great
St. Benedict of Nursia
Augustine of Canterbury
Charles the Great
What does the term Islam mean?
Island
Follower
Muslim
Surrender
What does the term Allah mean?
God
Father
Jesus
Leader
What is the Koran?
The same as the Bible, but printed in Arabic.
The Muslim holy book, believed to be the Word of God.
A list of rules and guidelines all Muslims must follow.
Steps for Muslims to follow on how to earn salvation on their own.
When was the Battle of Tours which halted the spread of Islam in Europe and helped maintain Christianity as the official religion of the region?
989
127
732
561
What does the Koran teach about Jesus?
He is one with God the Father and the Spirit, creating the Trinity.
He is not God and was not actually crucified.
He was created by God but worked with the Father to create everything else.
He was just a really good speaker and everyone believed his lies.
According to the Islamic view, how does one obtain salvation?
Through sincerity and good works.
Repeated prayers throughout the day.
A trip to Mecca.
Simply by believing in Allah.
What is simony?
People in government choosing the church leaders.
Church leaders choosing the people in government.
Using money to buy and sell clerical offices in the church.
Using money to buy salvation.
How long did the Crusades last?
100 years
200 years
300 years
400 years
How many TOTAL crusades were there (including the Children's)?
5
6
7
8
What was the Children's Crusade?
A group of teenagers desiring to peaceably convert Muslims.
A group of evil children forced to take a ride on a boat, then drowned intentionally.
A town's worth of children sent away to a distant island.
Children warriors on a mission to convert Muslims.
What is lay investiture?
Church members picking and choosing their government officials.
Feudal lords picking and choosing the clergy.
Royalty picking and choosing their government officials.
Royalty picking and choosing the clergy.
Who taught that the pope spoke for God?
Leo the Great
John Wycliffe
Augustine
Thomas Aquinas
Who is famous for his Five Arguments for the Existence of God?
Leo the Great
John Wycliffe
Augustine
Thomas Aquinas
Who is known as the "Morning Star of the Reformation"?
Leo the Great
John Wycliffe
Augustine
Thomas Aquinas
What five words identify Aquinas's Five Arguments for the Existence of God?
Motion, cause, neediness, pleasing, design
Melting, cooking, nuking, popping, dripping
Motion, cause, necessity, perfection, design
Mangling, climbing, necessity, perfection, dragging
What is the belief that God and man work together to effect salvation?
Synergism
Monergism
Christianity
Islam
