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Worksheets2nd 9 Weeks Exam
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 33mins
What is the lifestyle of living the Gospel according to the evangelical counsels in community
papacy
monasticism
bishops
Edict of Milan
What is the office and authority of the Pope?
papacy
Vatican
monasticism
bishops
Who are the Christian theologians and writers of the first eight centuries whose teachings are acknowledged as authentic teachings of the Church?
Edict of Milan
Christendom
Fathers of the Church
Vatican
What is the era when the Pope exercised authority in the West and surpassed that of the emperor of the West and eventually the authority of kings?
monasticism
Christendom
bishops
Vatican
Pope Saint _____ met with Attila the Hun in 452 on the road to Rome and persuaded him not to attack the city.
Sylvester I
Ambrose
Leo the Great
Augustine of Hippo
Saint ______ was the first bishop of Rome to call himself Pope.
Leo the Great
Benedict of Nursia
Sylvester I
Gregory the Great
There have been twenty one ____________ councils of the Church.
learning
minor
ecumenical
private
_____________, or special graces, are given to live as active members of the Church.
Gifts
Blessings
Talents
Charisms
Who are the 12th and 13th century theologians, called schoolmen, who used philosophy and human reasoing to explain the teachings of the Church?
Scholastics
Mendicants
Middle Ages
Crusaders
Who are the members of religious communities approved by the Church whose name is derived from the Latin word meaning "to beg"?
Scholastics
Mendicants
mystics
Franciscans
Who are the individuals who experienced an intense union and communion with God?
Crusader
Mystics
Mendicants
Middle Ages
What is the name sometimes used to describe the era in the West between A.D. 476 and A.D. 1100?
Middle Ages
East-West Schism
Dark Ages
Mendicants
What is the division that took place within the Church in A.D. 1054?
Middle Ages
East-West Schism
Dark Ages
Crusades
________ was a mystic.
Pope Innocent III
St. Hildegard of Bingen
St. Thomas Aquinas
Charlemagne
________ wrote the Summa Theologica.
St. Thomas Aquinas
St. Bonaventure
St. Dominic de Guzman
St. Columba
_______ was a mendicant.
St. Columba
St. Dominic de Guzman
St. Francis of Assisi
Both St. Dominic and St. Francis
_______ is Doctor of the Church.
St. Bonaventure
St. Thomas Aqunias
St. Catherine of Siena
All of these
The Church has been a _________ for the world.
witness of Christ
leader
light
all of these
As a member of the Church, you are to be a _______ and servant of the Gospel.
listener
herald
leader
student
The ______ still played a role in society throughout the Middle Ages.
presidency
papacy
royalty
government
As the Roman empire in the West began to decline, the Church continued to ____________.
grow
search
decline
struggle
What is the return of the Risen Jesus in glory to the right hand of his Father in heaven?
Pentecost
Ascension
Advocate
Incarnation
What is the day the Holy Spirit descended on the disciples in the upper room?
Ascension
Advocate
Incarnation
Pentecost
What is the mystery of the Son of God becoming man without losing his divinity?
Incarnation
Ascension
Pentecost
Holy Spirit
Who is the Third Person of the Holy Trinity
Father
Son
Holy Spirit
Messiah
What is the title for the Holy Spirit describing that he is always with us?
Holy Spirit
Messiah
Advocate
Son of God
On the day of Pentecost __________ proclaimed Jesus to the crowd in Jerusalem.
Mary, mother of Jesus
John the Evangelist
Peter the Apostle
Paul the Apostle
The name and title Christ means "___________".
Anointed One
Son of God
Advocate
God Saves
When Jesus did his work on earth, the Holy Spirit was with him _________.
never
sometimes
on special occasions
always
The name Jesus means "__________".
Son of God
Anointed One
Advocate
God saves
The Holy Spirit _______.
is our teacher
helps us pray
helps us live as followers of Jesus
all of the above
time in the history of the Church when many bishops claimed to be the true Pope
Catholic Reformation
Great Schism
Magisterium
Vatican I
movement for renewal of the Church that began with Martin Luther
Magisterium
Protestant Reformation
Catholic Reformation
Council of Trent
Catholic Church's response in the 16th century to the movement for renewal by Martin Luther
Protestant Reformation
Catholic Reformation
Council of Trent
Great Schism
gathering of the pope and bishops from 1545 - 1563
Council of Trent
Vatican Council I
Council of Constance
Magisterium
gathering of the Pope and bishops in 1869 and 1870
Vatican Council I
Council of Trent
Council of Constance
Magisterium
_____________ lived from 1330 to 1384 and advocated that the Bible should be available to all and must be read by all.
Erasmus
John Wycliff
Martin Luther
John Calvin
______ lived from 1538 to 1584 and supervised the composition of the Roman Catechism.
Ignatius of Loyola
Teresa of Avila
John Wycliff
Saint Charles Borromeo
The Great Western Schism ended with the ________, with the election of Pope Martin V.
Council of Trent
Council of Constance
Vatican Council I
Council of Rome
__________ is the Eastern rite Catholic Church that is in communion with the papacy.
Orthodox Church
Semitic Church
Byzantine Church
none of these
__________ used his literary gifts to translate the Bible and promoted the study of the bible.
Desiderius Erasmus
John Wycliff
Martin Luther
John Calvin
a person who teaches other people about the faith
canonize
catechist
evangelization
missionary
to officially name someone a saint of the Church
canonize
patron saint
conversion
catechist
a holy person who is a guardian of any nation, place, craft, profession or person
patron saint
lay brother
catechist
missionary
a christian who travels to preach and live the Gospel
catechist
evangelization
patron saint
missionary
proclamation of Christ and his Gospel by word and testimony of one's life, in fulfillment of Christ's command
evangelization
catechist
missionary
conversion
In August of 1534, _________ joined with St. Ignatius in the formation of the Society of Jesus
St. Martin de Porres
St. Francis Xavier
Father Marquette
Blessed Junipero Serra
________, also known as Cuauhtlatoatzin, was a member of the lowest and largest class of Aztec people.
St. Martin de Porres
St. Juan Diego
St. Francis Xavier
St. Rose of Lima
___________ is the first black American saint.
St. Martin de Porres
St. Charles Lwanga
St. Rose of Lima
Blessed Junipero Serra
_____________ is the first person of the Americas declared a saint by the Church.
St. Martin de Porres
St. Francis Xavier
St. Rose of Lima
St. Juan Diego
_________ became known as "Mother of the Colony" and eventually the first woman saint in the Church in Canda.
St. Therese of Lisieux
St. Marguerite Bourgeoys
St. Rose of Lima
St. Elizabeth of Montreal
One of the essential features of the ________ is to tell nations of every age about Jesus.
school
parish
Church
missionary
In the early centuries, the Church thought the world was the __________ Empire.
Roman
British
Greek
Papal
Francis Xavier helped St. Ignatius of Loyola form the ________.
soup kitchen
first college
Jesuits
Church
In _________, Francis preached, helped the sick and composed catechism.
Assisi
Jerusalem
Goa
London
To be __________ is be declared a saint of the Church.
blessed
chosen
canonized
celebrate
What is the Advent wreath?
A decorative wreath used to celebrate Christmas.
A Christian tradition symbolizing the passage of the four weeks of Advent with a wreath and four candles.
A tradition originating from ancient pagan rituals.
A symbol of the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
How many candles are typically found on an Advent wreath?
4
6
1
10
What do the candles on an Advent wreath represent?
The candles on an Advent wreath represent the four elements of nature.
The candles on an Advent wreath represent the four weeks of Advent and the themes of hope, peace, joy, and love.
The candles on an Advent wreath represent the four seasons of the year.
The candles on an Advent wreath represent the five senses of human beings.
What is the first candle lit on the Advent wreath called?
Hope
Joy
Peace
Love
What color is traditionally associated with Advent?
green
purple
red
blue
What does the color purple symbolize during Advent?
Penance, preparation, and royalty
Ignorance, laziness, and insignificance
Sorrow, mourning, and loss
Joy, celebration, and abundance
What is the Advent calendar used for?
Counting down the days until Easter
Counting down the days until Christmas
Celebrating the start of summer
Tracking the days until New Year's Eve
What is the purpose of the Advent season?
To celebrate the end of the year
To prepare for the start of the new year
To prepare for the celebration of Christmas
To mourn the loss of loved ones
Which Christian denomination celebrates Advent?
Catholic Church
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Lutheran Church
