Chapter Ten Assessment - Grade Eight

Blessed Julian of Norwich, a Christian Mystic, believed that ________________

the celebration of the Sacrament of the Eucharist

the place in a Gothic church that was usually reserved for members of the clergy and which had stained-glass windows

the cross like shape of a Gothic cathedral

a woman who usually lived alone in a room built onto the side of a church

________ called the Fourth Lateran Council, also known as the Great Council, in 1215.

The chantry chapel of a Gothic church was reserved for the ______________.

Which of the following is not a rule established at the Fourth Lateran Council?

At the celebration of Mass in medieval times, people were seated far from the altar and ___________.

The beauty and order of Gothic cathedrals were meant to imitate____________.

What did the Gothic cathedral symbolize?

the foremost holy day of obligation in the Church

At the celebration of Mass in medieval times, the priest turned toward the people five times to symbolize

The Law of Moses was a preparation for the _______________.

Saint Bonaventure taught that Catholics receive grace not by simple looking at the host but by

a person who seeks to know God directly through spiritual insight.

the sanctuary or place where the altar is situated

a gold container used for the exposition of the host

the central area of a Gothic church, which had stained-glass windows that showed scenes from Scripture stories

a day set aside by both Jews and Christians for the purpose of worshiping God and resting.