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WorksheetsMedieval Education- Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
Christianity came from the Greek word _________.
Christ
Messiah
Jehovah
Yahweh
During the reign of this emperor, Jesus Christ was born to Jewish parents in Nazareth.
Alexander the Great
Julius Caesar
Augustus
Napoleon Bonaparte
This method is usually informal and intimate, Questions were asked and answered and difficulties proposed and removed
Gnomic method
Conversational method
Parable
Demonstration method
The aim of Jesus’ teaching may be summed up in his words.
“Seek ye first the kingdom of God and his righteousness and all these things shall be added unto you.”
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.
I can do everything through him who gives me strength.
Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.
It is a plain and simple description of life directed to the imagination and, therefore, understood by literate and illiterate alike.
Fable
Myth
Short Story
Parable
These are the aims of the Early Christian Church.
The moral regeneration of the individual.
Renounce the personal privileges and advantages that come from riches and selfishness of private ambition.
Development of the right relationship between man and his God.
Transformation of the individuals that make up society.
This is the first agency in the Early Christian Church.
Home
Church
Catechetical School
Court
The schools in the Early Christian Church is called ____________ because they used the question-and-answer method.
Critical thinking
Learner Centered
Catechetical
Recitation
These were the common method of spreading the gospel.
Exhortation
Recitation
Memorization
Impromptu exposition
Jesus was often compared to __________
Solomon
Socrates
Isaac
David
In this type of education, there was no physical or aesthetic training, only training in relation to church services was tolerated
Early Christian Church
Educational Attitude and Practices of Jesus
Scholasticism
Monasticism
It was very severe in Monastic life.
Motivation
Example
Imitation
Discipline
The ______ was responsible for the earliest education in Chivalric.
Castle
Home
Court
Battle Filed
These were the types of Chivalric Education EXCEPT
Social Training
Religious Training
Social Training
Military Training
Medieval university carried out four principal exercises EXCEPT
Lecture
Repetition
Memorization
Examination
______believed that ideas or concepts were the only real entities and objects known through the senses when only copies of these ideas.
Scholastic realism
Scholastic realism
Monasticism
Aristotelian Philosophy
The Seven Liberal Arts consisted of the Trivium were the ____
Grammar, rhetoric, dialect
Arithmetic, geometry, astronomy
Music, Mathematics, Arts
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic
These are the three main principles of monastic life EXCEPT
Simplicity
Obedience
Physical discipline
Industry
This included the renunciation of rank and distinction
Vow of obedience
Vow of chastity
Vow of poverty
Vow of honesty
This type of Education aims the salvation of individual soul, a kind of moral and physical discipline based on bodily modification and worldly renunciation for the sake of moral improvement.
Early Christian Church
Monasticism
Educational Attitude and Practices of Jesus
Scholasticism
