St. Pantaenus 1 st.grade

1-When was St. Pantaenus born?

• Less than 100 years after our Lord Jesus Christ
• More than 100 years after our Lord Jesus Christ
• Exactly 100 years after our Lord Jesus Christ
• More than 200 years after our Lord Jesus Christ

2- What did St. Pantaenus study very well?

• Philosophy and Literature
• Science and Mathematics
• The Holy Bible and church teachings
• Politics and Law

3- What significant role did St. Pantaenus achieve in his lifetime?

• Bishop of Rome
• Director of the Theological School of Alexandria
• Emperor of Rome
• Patriarch of Constantinople

4- What was the primary purpose of the Theological School of Alexandria under St. Pantaenus' leadership?

• advances scientific research
• To spread the Christian faith to the whole world
• To teach philosophy and rhetoric
• To develop new languages

5- What is a notable characteristic of St. Pantaenus' legacy?

• His contributions to astronomy
• His role in spreading the Christian faith
• His political reforms
• His architectural designs

6- How did the Theological School of Alexandria impact the world under St. Pantaenus?

• It became a center for political training
• It spread the Christian faith to the whole world
• It focused on military strategies
• It was known for its art and cultural exhibitions

7- Which countries did St. Pantaenus travel to for preaching?

• India, Ethiopia, and many other countries
• China, Japan, and Korea
• Greece, Rome, and Spain
• Russia, Germany, and France

8- What significant discovery did St. Pantaenus make while in India?

• The Gospel of St. John
• A copy of the Gospel of St. Matthew
• The letters of St. Paul
• The Book of Revelation

9- What did St. Pantaenus do with the copy of the Gospel of St. Matthew he found in India?

• He translated it into Greek
• He left it in India
• He brought it back with hm to Egypt
• He sent it to Rome

10-What was St. Pantaenus' attitude towards the Holy Bible and the commandments of God?

• He found them difficult to understand
• He was indifferent to them
• He loved them and wanted everyone to read and understand them
• He opposed their teachings