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WorksheetsSuper Quiz 4
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 17mins
Which prayer includes Mary’s role in Christ Jesus’ Incarnation through her “Yes” to becoming his mother?
A) Our Father
B) Angelus
C) Memorare
D) Act of Hope
E) Glory Be
Why did Dominic Savio not defend himself when he was falsely accused of a school incident?
A) He knew the guilty students would be expelled.
B) Jesus had also been falsely accused.
C) He wanted to prevent his sister from being expelled.
D) Both (A) and (B)
E) All of the above
Which of the following describes Saint Teresa of the Andes as a young child?
A) affluent
B) hot-tempered
C) musically-inclined
D) Both (A) and (B)
E) All of the above
What is a woman’s first step into religious life, characterized by discernment and general introduction into the specific order and individual community’s ways?
A) aspirancy
B) postulancy
C) novitiate
D) first vows
E) None of the above
Who is the patron saint of primary schools?
A) Dominic Savio
B) Teresa of the Andes
C) Kizito
D) Clare of Assisi
E) Joan of Arc
When was Saint Kizito baptized?
A) at six weeks of age
B) at two years of age
C) at fourteen years of age
D) at thirty-two years of age
E) in 1854
Who of the following is NOT yet a canonized saint of the Catholic Church (as of August 2021)?
A) Dominic Savio
B) Stanislaus Kostka
C) Chiara Luce Badano
D) Kizito
E) Teresa of the Andes
Chiara Luce Badano’s mother saw her primary role as a mother was to ______.
A) educate her daughter
B) have her daughter marry well
C) teach her daughter how to navigate Italian society
D) pass love on to Chiara
E) provide financially for the family
What prayer did Chiara Luce Badano pray with those at her bedside in her last moments?
A) Angelus
B) Liturgy of the Hours
C) Come Holy Spirit
D) the Rosary
E) None of the above
Stanislaus Kostka was born in ______
A) Serbia in 1620
B) Russia in 1850
C) Poland in 1550
D) Hungary in 1621
E) the Ottoman Empire in 1498
The introduction to the book states that protons, neutrons and electrons are the building blocks of matter. What is a proton?
A) A positively-charged particle
B) A negatively-charged particle
C) A neutrally-charged particle
D) A combination of negative, neutral, and positive particles
E) The basic building block of matter
How have the seven elements brought progress in society?
A) The seven elements have greatly increased humanity’s ability to connect with others despite differences in politics and culture.
B) The seven elements have brought about entirely positive economic, political, and social changes in every country that has been able to harness the energy of the elements.
C) The seven elements have forced developed societies to look into green energy sooner than they otherwise would have.
D) The seven elements have made survival easier, have allowed humans to harness greater amounts of energy, and have enabled the movement of people and ideas.
E) The seven elements have provided the motivation and tools necessary for nations to establish entirely peaceful, harmonious relationships with each other.
3. What role did iron play in the Industrial Revolution?
A) Iron did not play a major role in the Industrial Revolution; rather, oil and coal played the most significant role during this time.
B) Iron caused nations to compete over who could produce the most armament, which directly led to WWI.
C) Iron was the backbone of the Industrial Revolution, as factories producing goods made of iron became the staple of economies.
D) Iron production was a minor effect of the Industrial Revolution.
E) Iron production made it difficult for industrial leaders to find workers, because most people were unwilling to work in the horrid conditions of iron and steel factories
How were Andrew Carnegie and Jamsetji Tata different?
A) Carnegie sought to amass as much wealth as possible, no matter the cost to his workers, while Tata believed his wealth belonged to his nation.
B) Carnegie sought to amass as much wealth as possible, while Tata did not concern himself with how much money his industry made.
C) Carnegie cared about the overall wellbeing of his workers, while Tata did not believe it was his business to worry about his workers’ personal lives.
D) Carnegie was an industrial leader in steelworks, while Tata was an oil tycoon.
E) Carnegie acquired his wealth by using economies of scale, while Tata acquired his wealth by receiving government funds from Great Britain to kickstart his industry.
What is a hydrocarbon?
A) A hydrocarbon is a carbon atom isolated from any other element or atomic particle.
B) A hydrocarbon is a combination of carbon and hydrogen.
C) A hydrocarbon is a combination of water and carbon.
D) A hydrocarbon is the only type of carbon that does not form the foundation of fossil fuels.
E) A hydrocarbon is an atomic particle that combines carbon with a fossil fuel.
What is the role of coal in creating a market economy?
A) Coal processing becomes one of the most significant employment opportunities for lower-skilled workers, who are then able to rise in socioeconomic status
B) Coal is often nationalized by governments, who then control the means of production, which supports a market economy
C) Coal is used to develop fuel for automobiles, which help people commute to better work opportunities.
D) Coal mines provide jobs for citizens who would otherwise be out of work.
E) Coal is used to fuel factories and other industrial processes that allow a nation to produce more goods, which leads to increased competition among companies
How did the Spanish lust for gold impact the Americas?
A) Due to the incredible amount of gold that the Spanish found, they were able to finance large societies of Spanish settlers in the Americas almost immediately
B) Native Americans fought back somewhat successfully and were able to curb the Spanish expansion in South America.
C) Tens, if not hundreds of thousands, of natives were murdered as Spanish conquistadors took control of American territory in search of wealth and glory.
D) Native Americans established separate societies further inland, where the conquistadors couldn’t overcome them as easily.
E) The Spanish conquistadors failed in their attempts to find El Dorado, so they massacred the Native Americans as punishment and left the Americas.
What is a mint?
A) A precious herb utilized in Muisca religious ceremonies
B) The process used to smelt iron ore
C) The collection of gold and silver that a nation’s currency system is based
D) An official money-printing institution
E) The central bank where a nation’s bullion is kept
What was the economic impact of mining in Europe during the 16th century?
A) Mining in Europe during the 16th century caused a sharp decrease in the standard of living among lower class workers due to the pollution and dangerous working conditions the mines presented
B) The mining industry was more profitable than agriculture, which caused an increase in the standard of living for people who lived and worked near mines.
C) The mining industry in Europe was defunct in the 16th century, causing community leaders in towns with natural resources to demand mining operations begin in order to employ more people
D) Mining operations in 16th century Europe dramatically increased the standard of living for all Europeans as every single European nation had access to iron stores
E) In 16th century Europe, the mining industry paid the best wages for workers.
Why were silver coins more practical than gold coins?
A) Silver coins are easier to find, since citizens prefer to keep more silver on hand than they do gold.
B) Silver coins are more valuable, so they can cover more transactions.
C) Silver coins weigh less, so it is easier to carry more of them
D) Silver coins had a lower value, which meant they could be used for everyday transactions.
E) Silver was more plentiful in Europe, so gold coins were eventually phased out
Within skeletal muscle, which filament is considered to be the “thin” filament?
A) Actin
B) Muscle
C) Fascicle
D) Fiber
E) Myosin
The thoracic vertebrae contain _____ vertebrae.
A) 1
B) 2
C) 5
D) 7
E) 12
Which of the following are components of the face?
A) Frontal bone
B) Temporal bone
C) Zygomatic
D) Both (A) and (B)
E) Both (A) and (C)
As individuals get older, joint movement becomes less smooth due to a decrease in oil fluid released by ______.
A) Bone
B) Cartilage
C) Joint
D) Joint capsule
E) Synovial membrane
The ability for fingers to move is the result of flexors and extensors. The flexors are located in the _____.
A) Carpals
B) Back of the forearm
C) Front of the forearm
D) Metacarpals
E) Phalanges
Which of the following is NOT a long bone?
A) Femur
B) Fibula
C) Patella
D) Tibia
E) Ulna
Which bone(s) form the upper leg?
A) Femur
B) Tibia
C) Fibula
D) Both (B) and (C)
E) All of the above
Moving from the sole of the foot to tips of the toes, the phalanges _____.
A) Decrease in size
B) Increase in size
C) Widen
D) Both (A) and (C)
E) Both (B) and (C)
After taking the first step and the back leg joins the next step, the _____ muscle contracts.
A) Hamstring
B) Hip flexor
C) Shin
D) Quadriceps femoris
E) None of the above
Ligaments connect _____.
A) Bone to bone
B) Bone to muscle
C) Cartilage to bone
D) Cartilage to cartilage
E) Muscle to muscle
What does Marmee bring home with her, the first time we are introduced to her?
A) a small kitten in need of love from Beth
B) a letter from father
C) a new pot for Hannah
D) vegetables for supper
E) a fish from the fish market
Which of the following is NOT used to describe the room where the Hummel family lives?
A) broken windows
B) no fire in a poor, bare, miserable room
C) ragged bedclothes
D) shabby out-dated curtains
E) sick mother and wailing baby, and group of pale, hungry children cuddled under one old quilt
Why does Jo slip into the curtains at the party?
A) She sees Laurie coming up to talk to her.
B) She decides that is the best place to stay for the whole party to hide her dress, since she hates wearing dresses.
C) A big red-headed youth approaches her and she fears he will ask her to dance.
D) Meg told her to hide, since she was embarrassing her too much.
E) She needs fresh air and decides to stay by the window.
Why doesn’t Laurie go by his real first name?
A) People said his name was too feminine.
B) He hated his name.
C) His father changed his name too many times before he ran off.
D) People called him Dora.
E) It is the same at his grandfathers and it became confusing.
The Laurence house was a stately stone mansion, plainly betokening every sort of comfort and luxury. As she was shoveling snow, what did Jo notice?
A) children frolicking on the lawn
B) a motherly face smiling at the window
C) many people going in and out
D) a boy looking out the window
E) All of the above
What does Laurie compare his room to while he is sick, when Jo throws the snowball up to get his attention?
A) “As dull as a tomb”
B) “As boring as a school teacher”
C) “As messy as a pig pen”
D) “As fancy as a castle”
E) “As quiet as a library”
Why does Amy owe pickled limes at school?
A) Mr. Davis asked her to bring them in for the class.
B) They are a treat, and the other girls treat her often, so she must return the favor.
C) Mr. Davis wanted to try the limes that all the girls love, since he had never tried one before.
D) She lost a bet with the other girls.
E) None of the above.
Which of the following is NOT how Jo looked after she and Laurie saved Amy from the frozen river hole?
A) pale and wild
B) her things half off
C) her dress torn
D) calm, cool, and collected
E) her hands cut and bruised
Why does Jo feel that it is her fault that Beth is ill?
A) She brought home germs from town.
B) She let Beth play outside in the cold.
C) She didn’t make dinner for Beth each night.
D) She didn’t always say her prayers.
E) She didn’t go to help the Hummel family when Beth had asked.
How did Jo react about Laurie secretly sending the telegram to Mother about coming home?
A) She was so upset that he disobeyed Hannah.
B) She wouldn’t speak to him for going behind her back.
C) She was so glad.
D) She ran and reported to Hannah right away.
E) None of the above
According to Chinese legend, why was music invented?
A) to please the gods
B) to bring order to the natural world
C) to bring one closer to the angels
D) to add spirit to a dull world
E) It was the soul singing.
How did Mozart’s life end?
A) in poverty at 35 years old
B) with many admirers and a huge funeral at the age of 45
C) with much riches at an old age of 99
D) with his wife by his side at 77
E) an average death at 82
In addition to being the largest instrument, the double-bass is also _____.
A) the highest-sounding
B) the largest vibrations
C) the heaviest per cubed inch
D) the most components
E) the lowest-sounding
What composer went completely deaf by his 20s, but continued to compose many of his greatest pieces?
A) Mozart
B) Bach
C) Chopin
D) Beethoven
Tchaikovsky
What improvement helped the harpsichord become more popular?
A) making it smaller and easier to travel with
B) making it louder
C) making it cheaper to produce
D) making sheet music more accessible to all
E) tuning its keys more often
Where did Rap emerge?
A) New Orleans, LA
B) Seattle, WA
C) New York, NY
D) Los Angeles, CA
E) all throughout Canada
Who revived morris dancing in the early 20th century, after it had almost disappeared by 1900?
A) folklorists
B) the Irish cultural clubs
C) historians
D) Veterans of Dance Company
E) No one revived it, and it is now a lost art.
What was the first dance where dancers held each other closely, which many viewers found shocking?
A) tango
B) the waltz
C) ballroom dancing
D) classical ballet
E) foxtrot
What was the name (in English) of the dance that the Native American Mandan people held before every hunting season?
A) Rain Dance
B) Buckskin Dance
C) Gourd Dance
D) Buffalo Dance
E) Pow-Wow
What was originally the main role of the male ballerinas in Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, and The Sleeping Beauty?
A) to keep time
B) to support/lift the females
C) to keep all dancers in step with one another
D) to introduce the female dancers
E) There were no male dancers in the original ballets.
