WorksheetsChapter 11, Lesson 2
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 50mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Areas controlled by the Romans were generally
a)
peaceful
b)
dangerous
c)
chaotic
d)
miserable
2.
As Christianity spread throughout the Roman Empire, Christians came into ______________ with the Romans.
a)
conflict
b)
contact
c)
agreement
d)
admiration
3.
In the early 312 C.E., the Roman emperor ____________believed the Christian God had helped him win a battle.
a)
Constantine
b)
Diocletian
c)
Theodosius
d)
Julius Caesar
4.
Early Christians met in people’s homes. Eventually they began to write down their beliefs and to organize the church along the lines of a ___________.
a)
hierarchy
b)
clergy
c)
laity
d)
bishop
5.
___________________ were church leaders with the most authority over religious matters.
a)
Bishops and archbishops
b)
clergy
c)
laity
d)
priests
6.
Constantine issued the _________________, allowing all religious groups, including Christians, to practice their religions freely.
a)
Edict of Milan
b)
Edict of Rome
c)
Edict of Carthage
d)
Edict of Byzantine
7.
Regular church members
a)
laity
b)
clergy
c)
meatball
d)
heirarchy
8.
Church officials
a)
clergy
b)
laity
c)
plebians
d)
patricians
9.
Almost four centuries after the death of Jesus, the Roman emperor ___________made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire.
a)
Theodosius
b)
Constantine
c)
Diocletian
d)
Octavian
10.
several churches grouped together
a)
dioceses
b)
bishops
c)
laity
d)
hierarchy
11.
individual churches were headed by clergy called
a)
priests
b)
dioceses
c)
laity
d)
hierarchy
12.
Clergy called ________ supervised the dioceses.
a)
bishops
b)
dioceses
c)
laity
d)
hierarchy
13.
________explained Christian beliefs and managed regional church affairs.
a)
Priests
b)
dioceses
c)
laity
d)
hierarchy
14.
A bishop in charge of an entire region was called an_________.
a)
archbishop.
b)
dioceses
c)
laity
d)
hierarchy
15.
The 5 leading archbishops were in charge of the cities of
a)
Rome, Constantinople, Alexandria, Antioch, and Jerusalem
b)
Rome, Athens, Sparta, Axum
c)
Rome, Sparta, Milan, Athens, Carthage
d)
Troy, Rome, Venis, Milan, Athens
16.
The 5 leading archbishops were in charge of the cities of Rome, Constantinople, Alexandria, Antioch, and Jerusalem. They were known as ________.
a)
patriarchs
b)
patricians
c)
plebians
d)
dudes
17.
official church teaching
a)
doctrine
b)
heresy
c)
gospel
d)
laity
18.
teachings that didn't support the Christian faith
a)
heresies
b)
doctrine
c)
gospel
d)
laity
19.
Christians believe that the 4 ________were written by Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.
a)
gospels
b)
doctrines
c)
poems
d)
stanzas
20.
The 4 gospels and the writings of Paul and other early Christian leaders became the
a)
New Testament
b)
Old Testament
c)
gospels
d)
laity
21.
The New Testament and the ________ together comprise the Christian Bible.
a)
Old Testament
b)
prologue
c)
epilogue
d)
gospels
22.
Christian thinkers who explained church teachings became known as the
a)
Church Fathers
b)
Dudes
c)
Church Sons
d)
Thinkers
23.
The bishop of Rome is
a)
the Pope.
b)
the Emperor
c)
the King
d)
a secret
24.
The Pope is the head of the
a)
Roman Catholic Church
b)
Western Orthodox Church
c)
government
d)
Eastern Orthodox Church
25.
The Christians in the eastern part of the empire who did not accept the authority of the Pope became the
a)
Eastern Orthodox Church
b)
Roman Catholic Church
c)
Western Orthodox Church
d)
Jews
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