Bible 804 Quiz 2

Front 1

purgatory

Back 1

temporary punishment

Front 2

papal claim

Back 2

belief that the pope is the highest power

Front 3

confession

Back 3

made privately to the priest

Front 4

compulsory

Back 4

required

Front 5

polytheism

Back 5

belief in many gods

Front 6

Koran

Back 6

sacred book of Muslims

Front 7

mosque

Back 7

place of worship

Front 8

unkempt

Back 8

untidy

Front 9

schism

Back 9

division

Front 10

covetousness

Back 10

greed

Front 11

Transubstantiation means that the _________________ and _________________ are changed into the body and blood of Christ.

Back 11

bread, wine

Front 12

Gregory taught that salvation was not for anyone outside of the

Back 12

Roman Catholic Church

Front 13

Muhammad was not a Christian because he had met Jews and Christians who believed in one God and was not

Back 13

impressed with their lives

Front 14

The Saxons hated Christianity because it came to them from their enemies, the

Back 14

Franks

Front 15

The Renaissance showed men that they should be more _______________ and ___________________ more into into the beliefs taught by the priests.

Back 15

independent, inquire

Front 16

Give at least three changes made in the Catholic Church during the Middle Ages.

Back 16

Any three: papal claims, belief in Purgatory, Lord's Supper, prayers for the dead, prayer to the saints, worship of Mary, confession

Front 17

Name at least three things which arose from the Renaissance.

Back 17

Any three: printing press, artists, Humanists, geographical discovery, intellectual awakening

Front 18

The first pope of the Roman Church was

Back 18

Gregory

Front 19

The man who forbade the clergy to have wives was

Back 19

Charlemagne

Front 20

The man who translated the first Bible in English was

Back 20

Wycliffe

Front 21

One of the Christian humanists at Oxford University was

Back 21

Colet

Front 22

Define apologist

Back 22

one who writes to defend Christianity

Front 23

Define polemicist

Back 23

one who writes to attack heresy

Front 24

Define schism

Back 24

division in a group or church

Front 25

Define canon

Back 25

the Bible

Front 26

Define dogma

Back 26

teaching or doctrine

Front 27

Define harmony

Back 27

study of the Gospels in order

Front 28

Define bishop

Back 28

pastor or minister of a church

Front 29

(True or False) Charlemagne was a man of great intelligence.

Back 29

True

Front 30

(True or False) Charlemagne began a palace school at Aix-la-Chapelle.

Back 30

True

Front 31

(True or False) Charlemagne wrote many letters that are in museums today.

Back 31

False

Front 32

(True or False) Alcuin taught in the church school in York.

Back 32

True

Front 33

(True or False) Alcuin was asked by Charlemagne to oversee the palace school.

Back 33

True

Front 34

(True or False) Alfred the Great was the king of Wessex.

Back 34

True

Front 35

(True or False) The Danish forces invaded England.

Back 35

True

Front 36

(True or False) The Vikings fought against the Danes.

Back 36

False

Front 37

(True or False) Alfred was concerned with training for the village master.

Back 37

True

Front 38

(True or False) Alfred was a wise man but never learned to write.

Back 38

False

Front 39

(True or False) Sir Thomas More was a strong Catholic.

Back 39

True

Front 40

(True or False) More was opposed to the Christian humanists.

Back 40

False

Front 41

(True or False) More tried to divorce his wife.

Back 41

False

Front 42

(True or False) "The Act of Succession and Supremacy" would break all the ties between England and the Catholic Church.

Back 42

True

Front 43

(True or False) Thomas More escaped from England and died an old man in Rome.

Back 43

False