WorksheetsCHRISTIANITY
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
1. Where did Christianity first appear?
Rome
Palestine
Egypt
Greece
2. Who translated the Hebrew bible into Latin?
Jerome
Ambrose of Milan
Augustine of Hippo
The Apostle Paul
3. What city did Constantine build that would be a “New Rome”?
Greece
Constantinople
Byzantine
Rome
4. What have some historians called the period from Constantine’s conversion to the late twentieth century?
Dark Ages
Renaissance
Middle Ages
Constantinian Era
5. Monasticism comes from the Greek term that means one/solitary or alone.
Monachos
Mazi
Koinonia
Oikon
6. Which of the following is not a characteristic of monastic life?
A. Their life was extremely simple.
B. Their belongings were limited to the strictly necessary things.
C. They weaved baskets and mats.
D. They travel anywhere they want.
7. To what new form of monasticism did solitary monasticism give way?
A. Cenobitic
B. Hermits
C. Asceticism
A. D. Desert Father
8. Which of the following did the daily life of a Pachomian monk include?
A. gardening and weaving
B. prayer and fasting
C. work and devotion
D. All of the above
9. It marks the end of Persecution in 313 CE.
A. Edict of Milan
B. Council of Nicea
C. Council of Ephesus
D. Council of Chalcedon
10. What was the most dramatic ideal of western Christendom during the Middle Ages?
A. The simplicity of life.
B. The crusading spirit
C. The Reformation
D. The ecumenical councils
11. Who contributed most to the final shape of communal monasticism?
A. Anthony
B. Pachomius
C. Athanasius
D. Jerome
12. Who contributed most to the spread of the monastic ideal?
A. St. Anthony of Alexandria
B. St. Augustine of Hippo
C. St. Benedict
D. St. Martin of Tours
13. Of the differing interpretations of Christianity, what was the most dangerous?
A. Gnosticism
B. Monasticism
C. Schism
D. Apologist
14. What was one of the earliest Christian symbols ?
A. Cross
B. Fish
C. Lamb
D. Lion
15. Combination of Greek cultural elements (in various forms & degrees) with elements from conquered civilizations
A. Hellenism
B. Diaspora
C. Monasticism
D. Syncretism
