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WorksheetsEnd of the Year Test
Total questions: 93
Worksheet time: 2hrs 57mins
What are the three major themes throughout the Bible and throughout human history?
Creation, Fall, and ________.
Prehistory
The flood
Sin
Redemption
The following is an example of a Primary source:
A book report about The Diary of Anne Frank
George Washington's autobiography
George Washington's biography
A 2021 Newspaper article about World War II
This is how a person sees and interprets the universe and everything in it
(a)
Noah's three sons
(a)
In the movie, "The Case For Christ", what was Lee Strobel's job?
(a)
Locate the region where Shem's descendants migrated to
Key Terms:
The worship of many gods
Hammurabi
Assyrians
tablet-houses
polytheism
king
Key Terms:
What Sumerian schools were known as
ziggurat
tablet-houses
Standard of Ur
scribes
Nineveh
The Akkadian Empire was established by (a)
What were the three kingdoms of Egypt called?
___ Kingdom, ______ Kingdom, and ___ Kingdom
(a)
A special container for organs of a dead body.
(a)
Archaeologist who discovered King Tut's tomb.
(a)
Jackal-headed god of funerary practices; guided the dead in the underworld; weighed the person's heart
Anubis
Osiris
Isis
Horus
Hathor
A large tomb constructed on a rectangular base with four sloping, triangular sides.
(a)
Man whose descendants became the nation of Israel
(a)
Choose the correct covenant:
God gave the nation of Israel His law through a prophet
Abrahamic Covenant
Davidic Covenant
Mosaic Covenant
New Covenant
The capital of Israel
(a)
What is this object?
Brazen Altar
Altar of Incense
Table of Showbread
Lampstand
Ark of the Covenant
What is this object?
Brazen Altar
Altar of Incense
Table of Showbread
Lampstand
Ark of the Covenant
What is this object?
Brazen Altar
Altar of Incense
Table of Showbread
Lampstand
Laver
This man was Israel's second king; He loved and obeyed God
(a)
A Persian leader who led a successful revolt against the Medes; He, along with the Medes, conquered Babylon and freed the Israelites from captivity.
Croesus
Cyrus II
Darius I
Xerxes
This king moved Persia's capital from Pasargadae to Susa. He also built Persepolis.
Croesus
Cyrus II
Darius I
Xerxes
This man was a religious teacher and founder of the main religion of Persia.
Amenhotep
Darius I
Cambyses
Zoroaster
King who led the Persians during the Battles of Thermopylae and Salamis; King who marries Esther; known for his temper.
Cyrus II
Xerxes
Artaxerxes
Darius I
The 22-year-old Greek ruler of Macedonia who defeated Persia; Also known as The Great.
Darius I
Cyrus II
Alexander
Artaxerxes
This battle began because Darius was angry with Greece. Darius and 20,000 Persian soldiers sailed to Greece and fought against only 10,000 Athenian soldiers. The Athenians stayed hidden in the hills and used strategy to trap the Persians and win the battle.
Marathon
Thermopylae
Salamis
The Athenians, not wanting to lose the war against Persia, made a plan to win the war. They sent a fake message to Xerxes, telling him that the Greeks were afraid and were going to flee. Xerxes ordered his ships to travel through the strait between a Greek island and the Greek mainland in order to defeat the Persians. Instead, the Greek ships trapped the Persian ships and defeated them. The Greeks, through winning this battle, won the Persian wars.
Marathon
Thermopylae
Salamis
The wars between the Persians and the Greeks.
(a)
Herodotus was known as the Father of History, providing much information about ancient Persia in his writings
True
False
The lowest social class in the Roman Republic
(a)
Match the description with the correct Punic War:
Hannibal led his soldiers and war elephants through the Alps to make a surprise attack on Rome. Hannibal returned to Carthage after hearing it was under attack, but the Roman commander Scipio was victorious
First Punic War
Second Punic War
Third Punic War
Match the description with the correct Punic War:
The Romans developed a ship that dropped a plank with a spiked tip. Rome defeated the Carthaginian navy and gained control of Sicily
First Punic War
Second Punic War
Third Punic War
_____ _____ were used to promote trade, exchange cultural ideas, and spread the gospel
(a)
What three men made up the Triumvirate?
(Choose all three)
Julius Caesar
Crassus
Pompey
Scipio
Hannibal
The ___ ______ was a period of peace that began under Octavian
(a)
Emperor (a) , nicknamed "The beast", persecuted Christians by putting them to death
In AD 312, (a) conquered Rome and became the only ruler
By AD 476, the (a) part of the Roman empire had fallen. This is referred to as the fall of the Roman Empire
The Byzantine Empire is another name for the...
Western Roman Empire
Eastern Roman Empire
The Edict of Milan allowed freedom of religion in the Roman Empire.
True
False
This man's teachings and beliefs developed into the religion of Islam
(a)
Which event in 1073 directly led to the Crusades?
the Seljuk Turks capturing Jerusalem from the Fatimid Caliphate
Heraclius' death
Leo III successfully defending Constantinople from Muslim invaders
A device made from a long pole with a bucket on one end and a weight on the other; used to dip water out of the Nile River.
(a)
In the 1300s, all of Europe was weakened by the _____ _____
(a)
The Middle Ages began after what event?
Fall of Rome
Renassaince
Peloponnesian War
World War I
Acts as patriarch of the Roman Catholic Church
Bishop
Deacon
Friar
Monk
Pope
The Roman Catholic Church teaches that this sacrament removes original sin from infants
Eucharist
Baptism
Last rites
Matrimony
Holy orders
The first Frankish king; shaped the future French nation through his conquests
Charlemagne
Pepin the Short
Charles Martel
Greatest of the Carolingian kings; crowned Emperor by the Pope; expanded Frankish territory and promoted learning; Name means "The Great"
Charles Martel
Pepin the Short
Clovis
Invaders from the north called (a) raided and later settled in Western European countries
What was the primary economic system during the Middle Ages?
Capitalism
Feudalism
Socialism
Communism
(a) were nobles who were given a fief by a King; they had almost total control over residents of their manors
A peasant who was bound to the land all their life
Serf
Freeman
Page
Squire
The Magna Carta was written to
limit the power of the king
give absolute power to the king
create democracy
dismiss the Pope from his leader of the church
What ultimately happened to John Wycliffe?
He was burned at the stake for opposing the Roman Catholic Church
He died of a stroke, but later on the Roman Catholic Church dug up his bones and burned them
He became a high-ranking bishop in the Roman Catholic Church
He fled to Germany and started a church there
The Middle Ages came to an end due to a rebirth of learning. This period is known as the (a) .
The Renaissance focused on
Spirituality and eternity/ the future
The past and present/ humanity
A place after death to finish atoning for sins before heaven
Penance
Purgatory
Transubstantiation
A paper that grants pardon from the punishment of sins
(a)
This man was a Catholic monk who opposed the sale of indulgences; posted Ninety-Five Theses to the church door in Wittenberg
Desiderius Erasmus
John Wycliffe
Jan Huss
Martin Luther
Sola Gratia means
(a)
Sola Scriptura means
(a)
Which restaurant/fast food place does Mr. Guerra think is OVERRATED?
In n Out
Chick Fil A
Olive Garden
Jack in the Box
Mr. Guerra's two all-time favorite foods (non-dessert) are pizza and ...
(a)
Mr. Guerra's favorite dessert is...
(a)
Mr. Guerra's middle name is...
Lincoln
Ryan
Brian
Anthony
Shallow, rocky sections of a river; dangerous rapids.
(a)
Leader of the first dynasty in Egypt in 3,000 BC.
(a)
Paper made from the stems of a plant.
(a)
An ancient rock stele carved with Egyptian hieroglyphics, Greek, and another script; used as a key to decipher Egyptian hieroglyphics.
(a)
Egyptologist who translated the hieroglyphics on the Rosetta stone in 1822.
Jean-Francois (a) .
Queen of Egypt; ruled during the New Kingdom.
(a)
One of the last pharaohs of Egypt; also called " (a) the Great".
Match the description with the correct key term:
This is the most powerful governing branch of Rome. They controlled the finances, passed laws, and oversaw foreign affairs.
Assembly of Centuries
Consuls
Senate
The highest social class in the Roman Republic
(a)
The ___ ______ was a period of peace that began under Octavian
(a)
The fasces symbolized the power of the king
True
False
Choose Rome or Carthage:
Superior in the establishment and discipline of armies
Rome
Carthage
Choose Rome or Carthage:
Employed foreign mercenaries
Rome
Carthage
Choose Rome or Carthage:
Had greater passion and persistence because they were fighting for their country
Rome
Carthage
A person who follows Islam is called this
(a)
After an earthquake, Leo III ordered the destruction of all icons, also knowns as
(a)
The schism or split between the western church and the eastern church happened in this year
(a)
The most important leader of the Eastern church is known as the (a) of Constantinople
Basil II was known as the (a) Slayer because he defeated the Bulgarian army
This word means, "authority to rule"
(a)
This is the first command given by God to mankind; God's instruction to people to have children and to fill and rule over the earth
(a)
Locate "The Tigris River"
Locate "Assyria"
Locate "The Sea of Galilee"
Locate the region where Japheth's descendents migrated to
The passing of information from generation to generation through stories and songs
(a)
