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Worksheets8th Religion Chapter 9 & 10
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 21mins
A life dedicated to prayer, work, study and the needs of society is known as....
social work
Catholic Community Services
monastic life
missionary
Who was one of the first to organize a group of solitary hermts to live in community at the beginning of the 4th century?
Saint Methodius
a priest named Arius
Anthony of Egypt
Gregory the Great
Who was the mid 4th century holy monk and theologian that develped a great "rule of life" for monks?
St. Francis
Gregory the Great
Clovis, King of Francs
Basil the Great
Promises of proverty, chastity and obedience in monastic life are called...
the Golden Rule
evangelical counsels
ora et labora
canon law
Who founded a monastery at Monte Cassino, Italy in the early 6th century? (529).
Gregory the Great
Benedict of Nursia
Charlemagne
Saint Columba
What was the motto that Benedict lived by?
"Love conquers all things"
"Faith, hope and love, the greatest of these is love"
"Ora et labora, Pray and work"
"God grant us a love that may never die"
What did the Romans call the tribes that began to invade Roman territories?
pagans
Lutherans
barbarians
ignorants
Who is the 6th century Christian leader who worked to convert the pagan tribes to Christianity? He also helped reform the Church.
Saint Paul
Basil the Great
St. Benedict
Pope Gregory the Great
What is the word that refers to Church governance?
ecclesial
canon
evangelical counsels
theology
Who was one of the prominent 6th century pagan invaders that converted to Christianity, inspired by the monks and nuns in monasteries?
Cyril and Methodius
Clovis, King of Franks
Anthony of Egypt
Greogry the Great
Who were the Greek brothers who brought the Good News of Jesus to the territories of the pagan invaders? (9th Century)
Columba and Patrick
Benedict and Scholastica
Cyril and Methodius
Anthony and Basil
Who did Pope Leo III crown as Holy Roman Emperor on Christmas Day in the year 800?
Clovis, King of Francs
Gregory the Great
Hagia Sofia
Charlemagne
By the year 1000, most of "barbarian" Europe was... what?
French
Christian
Part of the Roman Empire
Muslim
Who conquered much of the Middle East and took over holy sites in Jerusalem in the 7th & 8th centuries?
the Franks
armies of Muslims
Pagan Roman soldiers
monks and nuns
What significant event in the Church happened in 1054?
Jerusalem was recaptured by Christian armies
a schism or division that divided the Church in the eastern and western parts of the Roman Empire.
Charlemagne reformed Church hierarchy
The Mass was changed so that only Latin was spoken
Who was the Irish monk from the 6th century who founded a monastery on the island of Iona?
St. Basil
St. Columba
St. Benedict
St. Scholastica
Which of the following was involved in the development of liturgical music?
Pope Gregory the Great
Scholastica
Anthony of Egypt
Clovis
Gothic cathedrals in the Middle Ages were built with what type of floor plan?
pentagon
rectangular
cruciform or cross-shaped
square or box shaped
Stained glass windows in gothic cathedrals were impotant because...
They let light into the big building
The images on the glass told stories from the bible for people who could not read
The colored glass inspired worship during Mass
The windows were a testament to the wealth of the Church
What are the five forms of Catholic prayer?
(a)
A journey to a shrine or other holy place for spiritual reasons is called a...
retreat
pilgrimage
feudalism
journey
During A.D. 1000-1200 the Holy Land, fell into the hands of who?
Barbarian conquerors
Muslim conquerors
Turkish conquerors
African conquerors
What did Pope Urban II call all Christian rulers to organize in 1095?
evangelism of Muslims
a crusade to take back the Holy Land and sacred Christian sites
a reuniting of the Eastern and Western Catholic Churches
a rebuilding of monasteries in the Eastern empire
How many major crusades were there between 1096 and 1204?
2
10
4
3
Despite the efforts of the Crusades, Jerusalem remained under Muslin control until when?
1984
1300
1917
2005
Europe in the Middle Ages looked to the Church for political as well as spiritual guidance. Corruption in the Church began when kings and princes insisted on appointing bishops and abbots in their kingdoms. This is called...
canon law
lay investiture
magisterium
apostolic succession
Which of the following is a "Gregorian reform" instituted by Pope Gregory VII
Children are allowed to receive Holy Eucharist at Mass
Called for Roman Catholic priests to be celibate
Forbidded lay investiture
Mass was to be said in the language of the people
Which word refers to a cultural and political atmosphere when nearly everone was Catholic and Catholicism influenced every aspect of people's lives?
Protestantism
Lay investiture
Christendom
Democracy
What is the name of the ecumenical council gathered in 1215 by Pope Innocent III?
The Council at Nicea
The 2nd Vatican Council
The Council of Chalcedon
The Fourth Lateran Council
What is the term used to describe the changing of the bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Christ that takes place at Mass during the Consecration?
The Paschal Mystery
transubstantiation
consubstantial
simony
In 1231 Pope Gregory IX set up an official court to investigate heretics. What was this court called?
Ecclesial
Canon Law
Inquisition
Crusade
During the High Middle ages, educated priests who chose to live among the people and depend on the generosity of others (beg) for their daily needs, called themselves ... what?
monks
mendicant friars
abbots
bishops
Who was the 13th century Dominican friar who became the greatest theologian of the time?
St. Francis
St. Dominic
Pope Innocent III
St. Thomas Aquinas
Which 13th century saint was the son of a wealthy Italian merchant. He be came a mendicant friar and developed a rule for his followers to live simple, holy lives.
St. Thomas Aquinas
St. Francis of Assisi
St. Gregory the Great
St. Dominic de Guzman
Which 13th century mendicant friar was born in Spain and worked to combat the spread of heresy and is thought to contribute to the development of the Rosary?
St. Francis of Assisi
St. Columba
St. Dominic de Guzman
St. Benedict of Nursia
What are the four marks of the Church?
Father, Son, and Holy, Spirit
One, holy, Catholic, (and) Apostolic
Communion, Reconciliation, Baptism, Penance
Faith, Hope, Love, Charity
Which is the 1st Glorious Mystery?
The Resurrection of Jesus
The Descent of the Holy Spirit Upon the Apostles (Pentecost)
The Nativity of Jesus
The Assumption of Mary into Heaven
Which is the 2nd Glorious Mystery?
Jesus is Found in the Temple
The Scourging at the Pillar
Jesus Carries the Cross
Jesus Ascends Into Heaven
Which is the 3rd Glorious Mystery?
Mary is Assumed into Heaven
The Descent of the Holy Spirit Upon the Apostles (Pentecost)
Mary is Crowned Queen of Heaven
The Stripping of the Garments
Which is the 4th Glorious Mystery?
The Transfiguratiom
Mary is Assumend into Heaven
The Resurrection of Jesus
The Proclamation of the Kingdom of God
Which is the 5th Glorious Mystery?
Jesus is Baptized in the Jordan River
Mary is Crowned Queen of Heaven
The Institution of the Eucharist
The Descent of the Holy Spirit Upon the Apostles (Pentecost)
