Worksheets8th Religion Chapter 11 & 12
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
What was the deadly disease that spread throughout all Europe during the late Middle Ages?
Covid 19
scarlet fever
tuberculosis
The Black Death/Bubonic plague
Which armies were advancing in Europe during the Late Middle Ages?
The Roman armies
The French armies
The Muslim armies
The Russian armies
After the Black Death devotion to the Christian faith began to...
get stronger
fade away
stayed about the same as it was before the Black Death
Which Saint was known for her holiness and wisdom in the late middle ages and is credited for convincing Pope Gregory XI to return the papacy to Rome?
St. Hildegard von Bingen
St. Therese of Avila
St. Catherine of Siena
Julian of Norwich
Which holy woman from the late middle ages, wrote the first book written in English by a woman called Revelations of Divine love, based on a series of visions.
Julian of Norwich
Mary Magdalene
St. Scholastica
St. Monica
Clement VII became the first "not true pope" otherwise known as an...
heretic
antipope
cardinal
antibaptist
Where did pope Clement V move the papal court when he was elected in 1305?
To Germany
To Constantinople
to Avignon, France
to Switzerland
The crisis in the Church that resulted in three people claiming to be pope at the same time is called...
The Renaissance
The Protestant Reformation
The Great Schism of the West
Christendom
The historical period between the end of the Middle Ages and the start of the Modern Age is known as....
The High Middle Ages
Christendom
the Renaissance
Humanism
What is the Renaissance philosophy that emphasized the importance of the person?
Atheism
Humanism
Catholicism
Hedonism
Who is the great Renaissance artist who is known for the his paintings in the Sistine Chapel in Rome?
Donatello
Jan van Eyck
Michaelangelo
Giovanni Bellini
Who is the 12th century German saint known for her visions, music, theological writings and books about science and medicine?
Saint Catherine of Siena
Saint Hildegard of Bingen
Saint Helena
Saint Scholastica
Who was the 15th century German Augustinian monk/priest who was angered by the many abuses and scandals he saw in the Church?
Charles the V
Martin Luther
Thomas Cranmer
Thomas More
Remission from temporal punishment (time in purgatory) for sins that have been forgiven by God while someone is still alive is called an
penance
indulgence
reconciliation
purgatory
What was happening in the late middle ages concerning indulgence that was not ethical?
People were told they could not earn them
Priests were telling everyone they did not need an indulgence
Priests were selling indulgences guaranteed by the pope
Indulgences were only allowed for kings and princes
Martin Luther wrote out his complaints about indulgences and other problems and nailed them to the door of the local church. This list is called...
The Great Reformation
95 Theses
the Renaissance
Humanism
What is the most severe penalty in the Church for serious sins against the Catholic religion?
death
excommunication
torture
reformation
Martin Luther's attempt to reform the Church would become the... what?
Schism of the West
Inquisition
Protestant Reformation
Order of Mendicant Friars
What is the name of the Christian community that was formed by the followers of Martin Luther's teachings?
The Episcopalians
The Methodists
The Lutherans
The Jehovah Wittnesses
What invention that helped promote the Protestant Reformation, allowing ideas to be quickly documented.
The steam engine
Public Universities
the printing press
mass production of goods in factories
How did the Church of England (Anglican Church) begin in the 16th century?
Followers of Martin Luther traveled to England
King Henry the VIII wanted a divorce and the Pope said "no."
John Calvin wanted a Church that rejected the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist
Thomas Cranmer did not want to be a Catholic Archbishop
Pope Paul III approved a new priest society in 1540 to help defend the Catholic faith through scholarship and missionary work. What is this society called?
The Benedictines
The Franciscans
The Jesuits
The Augustinians
Who was the English lord chancellor who was a devout Catholic, who was excecuted by King Henry the VIII for not supporting England's break from the Catholic Church? He is now a Saint.
John Calvin
Huldrych Zwingli
Thomas Cranmer
Sir Thomas More
The Church responded the the Protestant Reformation's challenge by doing what?
Continuing with what had been done for centuries in the Church
calling a general council in Trent, Italy to make reforms in the Church
Excommunicating all Lutherans and Anglicans
Discontinuing infant Baptism
Check all the reforms that were included in the 1545-1563 Council of Trent
Bishops must live within the diocese and visit each parish at least once a year
Called for the publication of a universal cathechism to guide the whole Church
Called for a change in the Mass from being said only in Latin, to the language of the parish
Ordered that seminaries be established to give future priests a good education
The period in Church history that includes the Council of Trent is called...
The Protestant Reformation
the Counter-Reformation
The Renaissance
The Protestant Invasion
