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WorksheetsReligion Test Chapter 9 and Fr. Melnick
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 20mins
Who founded a monastery for monks a Monte Cassino, Italy around 529?
Benedict of Nursia
Anthony of Egypt
Bernard of Clairvaux
Which Pope made treaties with pagan leaders and sent Christian missionaries to their homelands?
Basil the Great
Leo III
Gregory the Great
Monastic life began around the year 300, when _______ brought together a group of solitary hermits to live in community.
Basil the Great
Benedict of Nursia
Anthony of Egypt
Two Greek brothers, _________ and __________, brought the Good News of Jesus to "barbarian" Europe in the ninth century.
Basil and Bernard
Cyril and Methodius
Benedict and Scholastica
Who was a great theologian whose writings helped to defeat the Arians at the Council of Constantinople in 381?
Basil the Great
Benedict of Nursia
Gregory the Great
During the seventh and eighth centuries, armies of Muslims conquered much of the Middle East, including the holy sites in ___________ ?
Rome
Constantinople
Jerusalem
By the end of the first millennium, the Holy Roman Emperor was seen as the true ruler of the Roman Empire, governing over both spiritual and worldly affairs.
True
False
Benedict of Nursia lived by the moto Ora et labora, a Latin phrase meaning "pray and work."
True
False
On Christmas Day, 800, Pope Leo III crowned Clovis, the leader of the Franks, as Holy Roman Emperor.
True
False
In 1054, a division, or schism, took place in Catholicism, separating the Church in the eastern and western parts of the Roman Empire.
True
False
The Church in the eastern part of the empire that did not accept the pope's leadership would grow into what we know today as the Eastern Latin Church.
True
False
The Catholic Church today consists of 23 Churches: the Latin Church and 22 Eastern Church in union with Rome.
True
False
(a) is a life dedicated to prayer, work, study, and the needs of society.
The Emperor Charlemagne launched a reorganization of the Church's (a) , or governing body.
(a) is a word that means "of or relating to the Church."
Under the rule of Basil the Great, monks promised to practice poverty, chastity, and obedience, which are called the (a) .
Pope Gregory the Great was involved in the development of the (a) , a book that would guide the celebration of Mass and the other sacraments for many centuries to come.
A (a) is a place where monks or nuns live.
Luke 18:15
Which disciple was the only one who was not a martyr?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
When is the color white worn by the priest at Mass? (Select all that apply)
Weddings
Funerals
Easter
Christmas
Pentecost
The readings from the Lectionary at Mass are on a cycle of how many years?
1
2
3
4
How long has Fr. Melnick been a priest!
40 years
35 years
55 years
45 years
What is the most important thing that a priest does?
(a)
