Renaissance and Reformation Practice Quiz

Where did the Renaissance movement originate?

• Italy

• Antartica

• North America

• South America

According to the Council of Trent, what is the final authority for interpreting the Bible?

• The individual believer

• The Church

• The local priest

• The Pope

Who was the last of Henry VIII’s children to rule England?

• Anne Boleyn

• Elizabeth I

• Victoria

• Mary I

Which organization was founded to counter the Reformation and promote the doctrines of the Catholic Church?

• The Jesuits

• The Red Cross

• The World Health Organization

• The European Union

Which denomination emerged as the first Protestant church during the Reformation?

• Anglican Church

• Presbyterian Church

• Lutheran Church

• Orthodox Church

Which of the following was NOT a key principle of Martin Luther's teachings?

• Justification by faith alone

• The priesthood of all believers

• The supreme authority of the Pope

• The primacy of the Bible over Church traditions

What was Martin Luther's struggle that led to his spiritual transformation?

• He was struggling with the corruption in the Church.

• He was struggling with his decision to split the Western Christian church.

• He was struggling with his role as an English reformer.

• He was struggling with his inability to overcome his sins through the sacraments of the Church.

What was the primary belief of Humanists in relation to Christianity?

• They believed Christians should focus on the potential of other planets

• They believed Christians could lead fulfilling lives while maintaining their faith

• They believed Christians should focus on the potential of plants

• They believed Christians should focus on the potential of animals

Who was the key figure in the establishment of the Church of England, a major part of the Protestant Reformation?

• King Henry VIII

• Queen Victoria

• William the Conqueror

• Sir Francis Drake

Who is credited with the invention of the movable type printing press?

• Albert Einstein

• Marco Polo

• Galileo Galilei

• Johannes Gutenberg