WorksheetsChapter 13
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 31mins
Coming back to life from the dead
salvation
resurrection
gospel
apostle
Christian leader chosen by Jesus
apostle
salvation
disciple
laity
Being saved from sin
disciple
gospel
clergy
salvation
An account of the life and teaching of Jesus, written by the apostles
clergy
gospel
laity
doctrine
Someone who is willing to die for their beliefs
laity
martyr
clergy
disciple
An official church teaching
doctrine
laity
gospel
clergy
People who attend a church?
parable
church goers
clergy
laity
Church officials that run the church
laity
clergy
disciples
apostles
Who deserted Jesus but later became a leader in the early church?
Solomon
Paul
Peter
Mary Magdalene
The New Testament and the Old Testament make up the_____
Bible
Dictionary
Torah
Library
In Christian scripture, who was resurrected form the dead?
Joseph
Jesus
Paul
Abraham
What effect did the Roman occupation of Judea have on the Jews?
It allowed traders to track trade routes.
It brought peace to the regions.
It caused the Jews to rebel against Roman rule.
It caused the Jews to run for political office.
In A.D. 313, Constantine allowed all religious groups in the empire, including Christians, to practice their religions freely. Why did he overturn Emperor Nero's ban on Christianity?
He was ordered to do so by Hadrian.
He wanted an alternative to Judaism.
He won a battle and believed the Christian God had helped him.
His soldiers protested fighting for him until the ban was lifted.
Under what circumstances would the Roman government ban a religion?
if it required the collection of taxes
if it posed a problem to the Jewish people
if it required Roman farmers to move to the city of Rome
if it posed a political problem
Christianity is a religion based on the teachings of
Hadrian.
Jesus of Nazareth.
Constantine.
Paul.
What was the effect of the ban on Christianity in the 200s and 300s?
Christians built beautiful public churches.
Christians enjoyed new religious freedom.
Jews were persecuted by the government.
Christians were forced to meet in secret.
In A.D. 6 Augustus made Judah a Roman province and called it by the Roman name of Judaea. How did Augustus more tightly control Judaea?
He replaced the Jewish ruler with a Roman governor.
He made Judaism illegal to practice in Judaea.
He forced the Jews to form communities outside of Judaea.
He started a war with the Zealots.
According to Christianity, what did Jesus instruct his disciples to do?
build a ship
pass on his teachings
build a temple
record his parables
True or False, the Apostle Paul spread Christianity around the Mediterranean area?
True
False
What are TWO factors that Christianity spread easily throughout the Roman Empire?
Romans spoke Greek and Latin
Christians didn't want to be accepted by Romans
Christians were a part of the military so they could easily move throughout the Empire
Rome had a good system of roads (transportation)
Which emperor declared Christianity the main religion of the Roman Empire?
Diocletian
Constantine
Augustus
Galerius
A ______________ is levels of power within an organization such as a school or church.
patriarch
bureaucracy
priest
hierarchy
In 392 C.E., the Roman emperor _____________ made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire.
(Pg 37)
Diocletian
Theodosius
Constantine
Romulus
In the early church, a diocese was supervised by
(pg. 38, paragraph 4)
the laity
a priest
the patriarchs
a bishop
By 600 C.E., people had begun to refer to the bishop of Rome by the special title of
Pope
Disciple
Apostle
Patriarch
People who lived in the Eastern Roman Empire, which soon became known as the Byzantine Empire, developed their own church, called the ___________ _______________ Church.
Byzantine Empire
Roman Catholic
Western Orthodox
Eastern Orthodox
Emperor Leo III disapproved of the use of _________, believing them to be a form of idol worship.
communion
Icons
Baptism
Profanity
During the middle ages, the word iconoclast refers to someone who
refuses to worship idols in church.
submits to the authority of church leaders.
tries to convert people to Christianity.
destroys icons in the church
After centuries of animosity, in 1054 C.E., the pope and the patriarch of Constantinople
resigned their offices in an act of contrition.
reunited the two branches of Christianity.
excommunicated each other.
joined forces to fight Germanic invaders.
Monasteries were
a religious community of Christian men, or monks.
a religious community of Christian women, or nuns.
What are icons?
representation of an object of worship
place where monks live
place where nuns live
the pope or bishop of Rome
Which of the following caused the church to split?
military issues
debate over icons
pope had too much authority
all of the above
Who is the head of the Catholic Church and bishop of Rome?
Pope
Bishop
Patriarch
Emperor
Who is the head of the Eastern Orthodox Church?
Pope
Bishop
Patriach
Emperor
Which of the following is NOT a difference between the Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches?
Pope had authority over both church and state.
Patriarch bowed to the emperor.
Pope bowed to the emperor.
Catholic spoke Latin and Eastern Orthodox spoke Greek.
The _____________ developed their own Christian Church, which became known as the Eastern Orthodox Church.
Romans
Byzantines
Justinians
Klingons
The ________ was the head of the Roman Catholic Church and claimed to be the ruler of all Christian churches, but the Byzantines rejected his claim.
Emperor
Ruler
Pope
Chieftain
Devout Christian women in the Eastern Roman Empire who established religious communities were called ________
Priestess
Princessa
monks
nuns
The Byzantines believed that this person, as God's earthly representative, controlled both the Church and the government.
emperor
governor
pope
priest
Which was a list of regulations followed in Eastern Orthodox monasteries and convents?
Benedictine Rule
Basilian Rule
Cyrillic Code
Ethelbert Code
What is Augustine's most notable work?
The City of God
My Confessions
My Confessions to God
Sermon on the Mount
What’s a parable?
A football move
Something we use to watch TV
A part of the Bible
A short story that helps us learn a lesson about life
In “The good Samaritan” parable we learn that...
It’s dangerous to travel alone
Priests and Levites are not good
It’s important to help others
Samaritans are the best
In the parable of the Lost Son, how does the older brother react when his younger brother returns home?
Happy
Sad
Annoyed
He forgave him
In the parable of the Lost Son, when the son returns, the Father shows him...
Forgiveness
Anger
the door
a 'not bothered' attitude
Gospel
Good News
Bad News
Old News
Characteristics of Heresy
Controlled by false phropets
Teach people stories they made up and not the words of the bible
Results in destruction
Brings the way of truth into disrepute
Helped spread Christianity to Ireland
monasteries
Patrick
excommunicate
iconoclasts
Religious communities
Jerome
monasteries
Patrick
excommunicate
With help from Paula, a nun, he translated the Christian Bible into Latin.
Jerome
Patrick
monasteries
Justinian
To declare that a person or group is no longer a member of the church.
monasteries
Patrick
excommunicate
iconoclasts
The capital city of the Eastern Roman empire was
Adrianople
Constantinople
Rome
Spartacus
Why was the use of icons forbidden by some Byzantines?
Icons were expensive to make and less money would be spent to help the poor.
Icons were considered a form of idol worship forbidden by God.
Icons did not reflect accurate stories about saints and other holy people.
Icons only showed images of Byzantine emperors, which outraged Byzantine Christians.
The major cause of the split between the Roman Catholic Church and the Greek Orthodox Church was the —
belief in the doctrine of the New Testament
use of the Ten Commandments to guide behavior
use of religious icons in church services
belief in one God versus many gods
The split of the Christian church into two churches was known as the —
Crusades
Eastern Split
Roman Crusade
Great Schism
The issue that most divided the Church of Rome and the Byzantine Church was the —
role of the Byzantine missionaries
building of the Hagia Sophia
role of the Pope
use of mosaics in Church art
After the Schism, what language was used for Christian services in the Western Roman Empire?
Greek
German
Persian
Latin
What is the title of the head of the Roman Catholic Church?
King
Pope
Tsar
Emperor
