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8th Grade Unit 4 Review

Total questions: 39

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why is it important for Catholics to pray for unity among all Christian churches? What are two ways your parish might promote Christian unity?

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2.

The __________ was a movement to reform church doctrine and practices.

a)

Predestination

b)

Protestant Reformation

c)

Catherine of Siena

d)

Christian community

3.

Warned Galileo not to defend the theories of Nicolaus Copernicus.

a)

Saint Francis de Sales

b)

Saint Thomas More

c)

Saint Ignatius of Loyola

d)

Saint Robert Bellarmine

e)

Saith Catherine of Siena

4.

The freedom to choose to do what is right or what is wrong.

a)

Purgatory

b)

Penance and Reconciliation

c)

Free Will

d)

Puritans

e)

Liturgy of the Hours

5.

Missionaries to Latin America worked hard to help __________.

a)

Establish worshiping communites

b)

The people overthrow unjust leaders

c)

The native people continue the religious practices of their ancestors

d)

Raise money to send back to Europe

6.

What role does free will play in our accepting God's call to be members of the Church? Give two sources from which a young person might get help in forming his or her conscience.

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7.

The doctrine that God determines whether our souls are saved or damned before we are born is called __________.

a)

Predestination

b)

Protestant Reformation

c)

Catherine of Siena

d)

Christian community

8.

Founded the Jesuits, or Society of Jesus.

a)

Saint Francis de Sales

b)

Saint Thomas More

c)

Saint Ignatius of Loyola

d)

Saint Robert Bellarmine

e)

Saint Catherine of Siena

9.

A Sacrament of Healing in which Catholics ask forgiveness of sin and reunite with God.

a)

Purgatory

b)

Penance and Reconciliation

c)

Free Will

d)

Puritans

e)

Liturgy of the Hours

10.

In the 1700s, the American Catholic Church could not publicly carry on its activities and was known as a(n) __________.

a)

Sacramental church

b)

Institution filled with criminals

c)

Secret society

d)

Underground church

11.

Write a short description of how the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation has developed from the early Church to today. Compose a prayer of sorrow that an eighth grade class might pray at a penitential celebration.

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12.

We became part of the ___________ through the Sacraments of Initiation and the grace of God.

a)

Predestination

b)

Protestant Reformation

c)

Catherine of Siena

d)

Christian community

13.

Defended Catholic doctrine against the teachings of John Calvin.

a)

Saint Francis de Sales

b)

Saint Thomas More

c)

Saint Ignatius of Loyola

d)

Saint Robert Bellarmine

e)

Saint Catherine of Siena

14.

The removal of all or some of the punishments that we must suffer in purgatory for our sins.

a)

Indulgence

b)

Reformation

c)

Religious Pluralism

d)

Vernacular

e)

Jesuits

15.

Henry VII had people swear the Oath of Supremacy, recognizing him as __________.

a)

The new King of France

b)

The husband of Anne Boleyn

c)

Head of the Church of England

d)

Holy Roman Emperor

16.

Contrast three teachings of Martin Luther with the doctrines of the Catholic Church, which they challenged. Name two actions a Catholic might do to show that he or she is a follower of Jesus.

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17.

For both Catholics and Protestants, ___________ became a way to teach ordinary people about religion and lead them to prayer and devotion.

a)

Teresa of Avila

b)

Public penance

c)

Preaching

d)

Recusants

18.

Convinced Pope Gregory XI to return to Rome from Avignon.

a)

Saint Francis de Sales

b)

Saint Thomas More

c)

Saint Ignatius of Loyola

d)

Saint Robert Bellarmine

e)

Saint Catherine of Siena

19.

The Church's official prayer for certain times of the day and night.

a)

Purgatory

b)

Penance and Reconciliation

c)

Free Will

d)

Puritans

e)

Liturgy of the Hours

20.

"Blesses are they who suffer persecution for justice's sake, for theirs is the kingdom heaven" were reported to be __________'s last words.

a)

Saint Thomas More

b)

John Calvin

c)

Martin Luther

d)

Blessed Margaret Pole

21.

An individual, organized religious body that is a form of a particular faith is called a __________.

a)

Denomination

b)

Church

c)

Devotions

d)

True treasure

22.

Fought against King Henry VIII's Oath of Supremacy

a)

Saint Francis de Sales

b)

Saint Thomas More

c)

Saint Ignatius of Loyola

d)

Saint Robert Bellarmine

e)

Saint Catherine of Siena

23.

The act of removing faults or abuses.

a)

Indulgence

b)

Reformation

c)

Religious Pluralism

d)

Vernacular

e)

Jesuits

24.

John Calvin held the belief that __________.

a)

People cannot do anything to be saved

b)

Both faith and good works save us

c)

Scripture and Tradition were important to understanding the faith

d)

The pope was the head of the Church

25.

People in England who remained faithful to the Catholic Church were called __________.

a)

Teresa of Avila

b)

Public penance

c)

Preaching

d)

Recusants

26.

Sought a life free from the restrictions of the Church of England.

a)

Purgatory

b)

Penance and Reconciliation

c)

Free Will

d)

Puritans

e)

Liturgy of the Hours

27.

A sixteenth-century movement instituted by the Catholic Church to counter the increasing strength of Protestantism was the __________.

a)

Devotion of the Rosary

b)

Counter-Reformation

c)

Formation of the Church of England

d)

Black Death

28.

Saint __________ brought reform to her Carmelite monastery of nuns.

a)

Teresa of Avila

b)

Public penance

c)

Preaching

d)

Recusants

29.

A final purification from sin after death.

a)

Purgatory

b)

Penance and Reconciliation

c)

Free will

d)

Puritans

e)

Liturgy of the Hours

30.

The early version of the __________ was viewed as a second Baptism.

a)

Eucharist

b)

Sacrament of Holy Orders

c)

Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation

d)

Anointing of the Sick

31.

In the early Church, if people broke the promise they made at Baptism, they could do ___________.

a)

Teresa of Avila

b)

Public penance

c)

Preaching

d)

Recusants

32.

The language that is native to a region or country.

a)

Indulgence

b)

Reformation

c)

Religious pluralism

d)

Vernacular

e)

Jesuits

33.

Jesus healed the sick to show __________.

a)

He was a kind man

b)

He had more power than the Pharisees

c)

He could perform miracles

d)

His power to forgive sins

34.

One of Martin Luther's theses stat that the "__________ of the Church is the most holy gospel of the glory and grace of God."

a)

Denomination

b)

Church

c)

Devotions

d)

True treasure

35.

The free existence of religion in society.

a)

Indulgence

b)

Reformation

c)

Religious pluralism

d)

Vernacular

e)

Jesuits

36.

To fight the challenge of Protestantism, the Catholic Church reaffirmed its teaching that __________.

a)

The pope, the successor to Peter, is the leader of the universal church.

b)

The Scriptures are the only source of faith.

c)

Faith alone is enough to be saved.

d)

Souls are predestined before birth.

37.

The __________ is often called the "Bride of Christ."

a)

Denomination

b)

Church

c)

Devotions

d)

True treasure

38.

Helped bring people back to Catholicism during the Counter-Reformation.

a)

Indulgence

b)

Reformation

c)

Religious Pluralism

d)

Vernacular

e)

Jesuits

39.

In the early sixteenth century, the Church granted indulgences to __________.

a)

Fulfill the message of the Gospel

b)

Comfort people during the Black Death

c)

Raise money for palaces and churches

d)

Save sinners from hell