WorksheetsQuiz on the Rise and Spread of Christianity in the Roman Empire
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is monotheism?
Belief in many gods
Belief in no gods
Belief in one God
Belief in nature spirits
Who is considered the first leader of the Christian church?
Paul
Constantine
Theodosius
Peter
What is the Edict of Milan?
A law that allowed Christians to practice freely
A law that made Christianity the official religion
A law that required worship of Roman gods
A law that banned Christianity
Who was the Roman emperor that made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire?
Constantine
Theodosius
Nero
Augustus
What are parables?
Simple stories Jesus told to teach lessons
Songs sung in church
Books in the New Testament
Prayers recited by Christians
What is the Nicene Creed?
A type of Christian prayer
A book in the Bible
A Christian holiday
A statement of Christian beliefs
Who was Paul?
A Jewish prophet
A Christian missionary
A Greek philosopher
A Roman emperor
What is the Trinity in Christianity?
A group of three apostles
The belief that God is three in one: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
A type of church building
The belief in three gods
What caused the Schism of 1054?
All of the above
Differences in language and traditions
Disagreements over the Bible
Arguments about church leadership and use of icons
What is the Bible?
The holy book of Christians
A collection of Roman laws
A book of Greek myths
A history of the Roman Empire
Who was Jesus of Nazareth?
A Roman emperor
A Jewish prophet
A teacher and religious leader
A Greek philosopher
What is the main difference between Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic Church?
The language used in services
The leader of the church
The location of their headquarters
The type of Bible used
What did Constantine do for Christianity?
He persecuted Christians
He made it legal
He banned it
He ignored it
What are icons in Christianity?
Religious images used in worship
Books of the Bible
Types of churches
Christian holidays
Why were Christians persecuted by Romans?
They were a large and powerful group
They followed Jewish traditions
They were seen as loyal to the emperor
They refused to worship Roman gods
