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A quiz on the high middle ages based on The Catholic Church: Journey, Wisdom, and Mission
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1
Medieval cathedrals provided space for
Priestsand monks to sing or recite the Divine Office
Greatnumbers of people to attend Mass
Allof the above
Meetingand hiring place for guilds
2
Luther believed that the language of the Bible should be like
A shepherdtalking to his sheep
A generaltalking to his troops
A mothertalking to her children
A quietbreeze in the bushes
3
The Black Death claimed about one-third of the population of Europe
False
True
4
Many people, from popes to laypeople, abused the granting of indulgences in theMiddle Ages
False
True
5
The popes responded to the Renaissance by
Ignoringit as a harmless, popular trend
Sponsoringartists such as Michelangelo and Botticelli
Condemningit as aesthetic
Establishingacademies of sacred music
6
The Avignon popes were more allied with the French kings
True
False
7
The first universities depended on lectures, memorization, and oral tests because
It waseasier to gain and keep students’ attention that way
Therewas a shortage of quill pens
Paperand books were expensive and scarce
Studentsgenerally couldn’t write
8
Martin Luther agreed to recant his erroneous writings before the pope’s representative.
False
True
9
An immediate effect of the invention of the printing press was
Thegrowing influence of troubadours and musicians
Thedecline of neighborhood coffeehouses
Theincrease of literacy and book ownership
Thedecline of Renaissance thinking
10
Arabians were persecuted for succeeding in banking practices thatwere closed to Christians.
False
True
11
In the Middle Ages, the practice of meriting and granting indulgences
Wasof little or no concern to the laity
Wasof little or no concern to the clergy
Hadits roots in the early church
Waseasily misunderstood and abused
12
Transubstantiation affirmed belief in the real presence of Christin consecrated bread and wine
True
False
13
Heresies were feared because they threatened the well-being and good order of Western Europe
True
False
14
Initially Luther set out to reform rather than break from the church
True
False
15
The high middle ages were a period of a rise in urban culture
False
True
16
The most influential theologian of the Middle Ages was Thomas Aquinas
True
False
17
Mendicant orders were distinguished by their poverty and simplicity
True
False
18
The church’s hasty ordination of unprepared priests was in part responsible for
Laypeople’sloss of esteem for priests
Thereintroduction of the permanent diaconate
Thegrowth of country church
Thedecline of monastic life
19
The Avignon Papacy was particularly troublesome because it was a clear expression of the
Powerof the pope to choose his own residence
Church’salliance with a specific nation
Intelligenceand determination of the French people
Weaknessof the English king
20
From the beginning, cathedrals were independent of the control of local bishops and police
False
True
21
In the Late Middle Ages the Holy Roman Empire fell apart and smaller independent states arose
False
True
22
The Eastern church forbade their priests from marrying
True
False
23
Medieval people were easy prey to the misuse and abuse of indulgences
True
False
24
The medieval period is also known as the renaissance
True
False
25
For centuries monasteries
Offeredmodels of social organization
a. Provided services for the betterment of thesociety
Preserved and passed on learning
Allof the above
26
Even though wealthy people were able to read,they possessed very few books.
True
False
27
Unlike the first College of Cardinals, today’s College has Catholics from around the world
False
True
28
Luther was a priest, monk, and scholar
False
True
29
The Albigensians saw all material things as good
True
False
30
The period from 1000 to 1300 is known as
The High Middle Ages
The Black Ages
The Renaissance
the low days
31
The Spanish Inquisition to root out heretics was sponsored by
Themonarchs Ferdinand and Isabella
TheDuke and Duchess of Siena
TheScandinavian kings
Themonarchs Henry VIII and Jane Seymour
32
History locates 1054 as the year of the split between the Eastern and Western churches
False
True
33
Luther wrote to the archbishop because he was strongly opposed to the very idea of indulgences
False
True
34
The ordination controversy concerned layappointment of ordained leaders
False
True
35
The excesses of some of the Renaissance popes were
Regardedas small faults among spiritual leaders
Widelyreported by the media of the time
A sourceof scandal and shame
Acceptedand forgiven by faithful laypeople
36
The rising merchant class of medieval times wasthe forerunner of the modern middle class.
True
False
37
The Children’s Crusade ended in the enslavementof many children.
True
False
38
While Luther was protected by the Duke of Saxony, he translated the Bible into Latin
False
True
39
Though three men claimed to be pope simultaneously, laypeople were sure who the real pope was
False
True
40
Private devotion to the saints grew rapidly during the Middle Ages because
All of the above
The mass was celebrated in an unfamiliar language
Peoplefelt uninvolved in the celebration of the Eucharist
Godand Jesus seemed distant from the people
41
Emperor Henry IV did public penance for opposing the pope’s ruling against layinvestiture
Becausehe was a saintly and meek king
Becausehe feared that rival nobles would gain power
Becausehe wanted to use the pope’s villa for his retreats
Becausehe was influenced by his wife, Queen Hildegard
42
Monasteries provided the impetus for the growth of cigties and towns because of
their ability to produce good wine
their promise of luxury and wealth
their role as matchmakers
their innovative farming practices
43
Pilgrimages to the Holy Land were an important part of Christian life during theMiddle Ages
False
True
44
Romanesque cathedrals were able to be tall, light, andairy because of flying buttresses
True
False
45
Thegreat contribution of Thomas Aquinas to the church was
reducing student unrest at the University of Paris
Hisinsistence on the supreme value of logic
Hisjustification of the wealth of kings
To usephilosophical method and reasoning to do theology
46
Theoverwhelming awareness of death in the culture of the Late Middle Ages was the resultof
TheBlack Death, or bubonic plague
Theonset of the spread of AIDS
Theinvasions by the Vandals
Thehigh crime rate in the new cities
47
From the 14
th
century national identity influenced people more than their Catholic identity
True
False
48
The first protestants refused to submit to the Holy Roman Emperor. This was their "protest."
True
False
49
Luther discredited rituals, customs and practices that did not have a clear basis in Scriptures
False
True
50
During the Middle Ages, some great cathedrals and universities were created
False
True