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Catholic Connections Chapter J

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

From the Greek word meaning “wholly burnt.”

a)

capitalism

b)

social doctrine

c)

fascist

d)

Holocaust

2.

An economic system where success depends on profit.

a)

capitalism

b)

social doctrine

c)

fascist

d)

Holocaust

3.

Refers to the Church teaching on economic and social matters.

a)

capitalism

b)

social doctrine

c)

fascist

d)

Holocaust

4.

A government that controls everything, the state is valued above individuals, and opposition is met with violence.

a)

capitalism

b)

social doctrine

c)

fascist

d)

Holocaust

5.

The rapid advances of the ______________________ Revolution and the terrible violence of the wars raised questions of social rights, human dignity, and how to achieve true peace.

a)

Industrial

b)

Copernican

c)

American

d)

French

6.

______________________ quickly became the economic system of countries affected by the Industrial Revolution.

a)

Capitalism

b)

On the Condition of Labor

c)

Paul

7.

In the letter, titled ______________________________________, he (Pope Leo XIII) laid out important points of the Church’s social doctrine.

a)

Capitalism

b)

On the Condition of Labor

c)

Paul

8.

Pope _________________ VI called for a focus on the economic, social, cultural, and spiritual fulfillment of human potential.

a)

Capitalism

b)

On the Condition of Labor

c)

Paul

9.

The pope instead championed the human rights of the victims on ____________ sides.

a)

French

b)

German

c)

all

10.

U.S. President Woodrow Wilson’s famous ____________ Points speech, which contributed to the end of the war, did promote similar points to those suggested by Benedict.

a)

Fourteen

b)

Seven

c)

Ten

11.

Pope Pius XII argued that the Nazis’ goals could not be reconciled with the ____________ idea of peace.

a)

Jewish

b)

German

c)

Christian

12.

These ____________ people took great risks hiding Jews—their neighbors and friends, but sometimes perfect strangers—in their homes or businesses, sometimes for months and years.

a)

famous

b)

ordinary

c)

celebrated

13.

Another concern for the Church, both during and after the war, was the rise of ____.

a)

capitalism

b)

atheism

c)

communism

14.

The world wars were over, but the world was not _______.

a)

stable

b)

at peace

c)

thriving

15.

____ everywhere struggled to relate their faith to the changing world around them.

a)

Catholics

b)

Jews

c)

Protestants

16.

Pope _______________________ was elected to the papacy in 1958, and in 1959 he announced his plan for ________________.

a)

a synod

b)

a World Youth Day

c)

an ecumenical council

d)

John XXIII

17.

The Pope also invited ________________ and Orthodox leaders and lay theologians, including women, as observers.

a)

Catholics

b)

Protestant

c)

Jewish

18.

The three types of documents produced by the Council were Constitutions, Decrees, and _______________.

a)

Promulgations

b)

Declarations

c)

Encyclicals

19.

In evaluating Vatican Council II, the bishops recognized that people had become distant from the ____________________ in many places.

a)

Church

b)

Gospel

c)

evangelization

d)

Synod

20.

In addition, the Church was in danger of focusing too much on her identity as an institution instead of preaching the ______________________.

a)

Church

b)

Gospel

c)

evangelization

d)

Synod

21.

You can see some fruits of the Council in your own parish in its education and _______________________ programs.

a)

Church

b)

Gospel

c)

evangelization

d)

Synod

22.

Other recommendations of the Council and the ___________________ that you can put into practice are to study Scripture, to be involved in your parish, and to take part in service activities.

a)

Church

b)

Gospel

c)

evangelization

d)

Synod