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Theology One Final Review Part One

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When was Fairfield College Preparatory School founded?

a)

March 17, 1942

b)

March 12, 1942

c)

March 12, 1962

d)

March 17, 1962

2.

Who was the bishop who granted the Jesuits permission to found Fairfield Prep?

a)

Bishop Egan

b)

Bishop Dolan

c)

Bishop McAuliffe

d)

Bishop Caggiano

3.

The Jesuits purchase two adjoining estates to house Fairfield Prep and Fairfield University from:

a)

The Lasher family and the Jennings family

b)

The Loyola family and the Brissette family

c)

The Berchmans family and the Arrupe family

d)

The McAuliffe family and the Bellarmine family

4.

The first baseball team at Prep wore uniforms from which Jesuit school?

a)

Xavier High School

b)

Regis High School

c)

Fordham Prep

d)

Boston College High School

5.

What were the first two buildings constructed for Fairfield Prep?

a)

McAuliffe Hall and Berchmans Hall

b)

Bellarmine Hall and Berchmans Hall

c)

Xavier Hall and Bellarmine Hall

d)

Xavier Hall and Berchmans Hall

6.

At every Jesuit school around the world, the academic year begins with the:

a)

Frosh Mixer

b)

Freshman Rally Day

c)

Mass of the Holy Spirit

d)

Freshmen Retreat

7.

The ultimate goal of a Fairfield Prep education is to develop:

a)

The Jesuit Schools Network

b)

The Fairfield Alumni Network

c)

The Grad at Grad

d)

The Prep brotherhood

  

8.

In 2005 Fairfield Prep connected Xavier and Berchmans Halls.  They also opened _______the Athletic Center, named for one of our favorite Priests and a Huge Sports fan!

  ​ ​

a)

Brissette

b)

Shaughnessy

c)

Ryan

d)

Eagan

9.

In _______ Fairfield Prep opened the McLeod Innovation Center in the basement of Xavier Hall

a)

2000

b)

2021

c)

2004

d)

1942

10.

Fairfield Prep’s Motto is:

a)

Men for Others!

b)

We May Laugh, We may Cry, But We Never Say Die!

c)

Faith, through the fullness of Truth

d)

Ad Meiorem Dei Gloriam

11.

Ignatius Loyola was originally named ________.

a)

Inigo Montoya

b)

Inigo Lopez

c)

Ivan Littlefield

d)

Idele Lorenze

12.

Ignatius was born in the year ______________. 

a)

1941

b)

1491

c)

1149

d)

2001

13.

Ignatius lived in Azpeitia, Guipuzca in the ___________________region of Northern Spain. 

a)

Aragon

b)

Basque

c)

Castilla

d)

Murcia

14.

Ignatius spent his early life dreaming of glory and worked for ____, the treasurer in the royal court of Castile.

a)

Juan Velazquez

b)

  Peter Faber

c)

Francis Xavier

d)

Ferdinand Isabella

15.

On May 20th, 1521, Ignatius was preparing for battle against the____.

a)

Germany

b)

Italy

c)

France

d)

England

16.

Ignatius was struck by a cannon ball defending the castle at:

a)

Manresa

b)

Pamplona

c)

Jerusalem

d)

Barcelona

17.

The Spanish forces won the battle of Pamplona

a)

True

b)

False

18.

While Ignatius was recovering, which was NOT one of the books he had to keep him company:

a)

The Life of Christ

b)

The Lives of the Saints

c)

The Bible

19.

After deciding to give up his life as a solider, Ignatius traveled first to ____ where he laid down his sword.

a)

Manresa

b)

Montserrat

c)

  Pelletier Quad

d)

University of Paris

20.

Ignatius laid down his sword.

 Where is this scene depicted on campus?

a)

On McAullife Hill

b)

In Rafferty Stadium

c)

In the Pelletier Quad

d)

In the Brissette Athletic Center

21.

Ignatius dreamed of traveling to ______, or the Holy Land.  

a)

Rome

b)

Constantinople

c)

Barcelona

d)

Jerusalem

22.

Ignatius was sidetracked and lived in a cave here for ten months.

a)

Manresa

b)

University of Alcala

c)

University of Paris

d)

Montserrat

23.

It was in this cave that Ignatius wrote this book:

a)

His autobiography

b)

The Life of Christ

c)

The Lives of the Saints

d)

The Spiritual Exercises

24.

Ignatius was also living an ____ lifestyle at the time, meaning that he would give up things like food or water in order to better encounter God.

a)

Ascetic

b)

Apoplectic

c)

Aggressive

d)

Agnostic

25.

Ignatius experienced a great deal of _____ and desolation during this time period.

a)

Constellations

b)

Consolation

c)

Compartmentalization

d)

Colorization

26.

Ignatius then decides to go back to school, he first attends the University of_______.

a)

Manresa

b)

Montserrat

c)

Alcala

d)

Paris

27.

Later Ignatius attended the University of Paris where he meets his roommates Francis Xavier and _____. 

a)

Francis Xavier

b)

Eugene Brissette

c)

John Berchmans

d)

Peter Faber

28.

The original followers of Ignatius called themselves:

a)

The Company of the Sacred Hearts

b)

The Franciscans

c)

The Jesuits

d)

The Society of Jesus

29.

Pope Paul III confirms the Jesuits on July 31, 1540.  Every year we celebrate this date as the:

a)

Anniversary

b)

Feast Day

c)

Independence Day

d)

Ignatius’ Birthday

30.

The group is officially called the _____ , although they are known as The Jesuits to us.

a)

The Company of Friends

b)

The Order of the Sacred Heart of Jesus

c)

The Supreme Mugwumps

d)

The Society of Jesus

31.

Who was the great modern Superior General of the Jesuits who coined the phrase “Men for Others?”

  

a)

Pope Francis

b)

Fr. Pedro Arrupe

c)

Fr. Brian Konzman

d)

Fr. Arturo Sosa

32.

At 33 years old, St. Ignatius returned to school to study Latin grammar with teenage boys in:

a)

Manresa

b)

Pamplona

c)

Jerusalem

d)

Barcelona

33.

Francis Xavier was born Navarre _________ in 1506. 

a)

Spain

b)

Italy

c)

France

d)

Germany

34.

Primarily, Xavier lived his life as a/n:

a)

Missionary

b)

Educator

c)

Carpenter

d)

Musician

35.

Francis Xavier traveled first to  ___ India, which would be his base of operations for many years.

a)

Ponda

b)

Verna

c)

Margao

d)

Goa

36.

It was in this place that he met his friend ____ who would convince him to continue his work in Japan.

a)

Han-sin (Anger)

b)

Asahi (Jealousy)

c)

Haruto (Hatred)

d)

Botan (Boredom)

37.

Xavier would eventually reach the city of_____ Japan. 

a)

Hiroshima

b)

Sapporo

c)

Kagoshima

d)

Yokohama

38.

Xavier never did reach his dream location, which was to travel to ___.

a)

India

b)

Russia

c)

USA

d)

China

39.

While Xavier never reached China, a fellow Jesuit ______ would eventually get there, and was even given the name “Li-ma-teu”.

a)

Ignacio Ellacuria

b)

Jon Sobrino

c)

Matteo Ricci

d)

Peter Faber

40.

 Xavier was _______,or made a saint, along with Loyola in 1622. 

a)

Venerated

b)

Canonized

c)

Sanctified

d)

Honored

41.

The relic of Xavier’s right arm is in The Church of _________in Rome. 

a)

The Gesu

b)

The Sacred Heart

c)

The Saints

d)

The Jesus

42.

The Society of Jesus, or the Jesuits, are governed by large gatherings called:

a)

Councils

b)

Summits

c)

Convocations

d)

General Congregations

43.

These gatherings are headed by the _____, current of whom is Arturo Sosa.

a)

Supreme Leader

b)

Pope

c)

Superior General

d)

Bishop of Cardinals

44.

Arturo Sosa became the leader of the Jesuits after _____, another Spaniard who stepped down from the position in 2016.

a)

Pedro Arrupe

b)

Adolfo Nicolas

c)

Ignatius Loyola

d)

Juan Velasquez

45.

   ________, or Perfect Eloquence, is a tradition that encompasses all of the Jesuit ministries of the Word, from preaching and teaching to running foreign missions, hearing confessions and directing the Spiritual Exercises. In each of these ministries, Jesuits adjusted their words to the capacities of their hearers and readers.

a)

Examen

b)

Finding God in All Things

c)

IHS

d)

Eloquentia Perfecta

46.

____, is the Ignatian process of making choices when the option is not between good and evil, but between different courses of action which are all potentially good.

a)

Desolation

b)

Discernment

c)

Examen

d)

Consolation

47.

____ are feelings given by the good spirit through acts which lead one to peace, joy, and loving service.

a)

Desolation

b)

Discernment

c)

Examen

d)

Consolation

48.

___ are feelings given by the evil spirit through acts which keeps one from doing good because of agitation, fear, and discouragement.

a)

Desolation

b)

Discernment

c)

Examen

d)

Consolation

49.

_____,Latin “Care for the Person” At Fairfield Prep, the education of students is not limited to academic instruction and development, nor do our students represent a single, stereotypical young man. Each student at Prep is created in God’s image and possesses individual talents, strengths, abilities, gifts, desires, and interests. At Prep, education is for all parts of all students.

a)

Ratio Studiorum

b)

Magis

c)

AMDG

d)

Cura Personalis

50.

____,A Jesuit prayer of reflection to detect God’s presence and discern the direction God has for our lives.

a)

Desolation

b)

Discernment

c)

Examen

d)

Consolation