MCQ1: The first principle of Reformation is _________ Answer: Justification by faith MCQ2: The prevailing state in the church before the Protestant Reformation of the early 16th Century was that of _________ Answer: spiritual gross darkness MCQ3: Which Pope wanted more funds to rebuild St. Peter's cathedral at Rome______ Answer: Pope Leo X MCQ4: _______maintained that salvation is by Faith Answer: Martin Luther MCQ5: Pope said that people could make payments which would deliver their loved ones who had died and had gone to ________ Answer: Purgatory MCQ6: Rome had appointed five other sacraments, namely: confirmation, penance, marriage, orders, and ________ Answer: extreme unction MCQ7: __________arrived at Worms on the 16th April, 1521. Answer: Martin Luther MCQ8: One of the followings is not Luther’s companion _________ Answer: Calvin MCQ9: The most disturbing aspect of the erroneous teaching was that people expected to obtain salvation through baptism, attendance at mass, indulgence and _______ Answer: good works MCQ10: Calvin's gladdest hours were spent among his__________ Answer: books MCQ11: Nicholas was a friend to ____________in Paris Answer: Calvin MCQ12: The Dark ages came to an end by the design of ________through human instrumentalities. Answer: God MCQ13: ________ is a French' reformer who called Calvin to stay and lend his hands in the crusade against the Roman Catholic Church. Answer: William Farel MCQ14: As soon as he fled from Geneva, Calvin returned to _______where he became a pastor to a French refugee congregation Answer: Strasburg MCQ15: ________began to promote psalm-singing all through reformed churches. Answer: Calvin MCQ16: Just like Martin Luther, John Calvin decided to get married to_______ , Idellete de Burry Answer: widow MCQ17: One of the champions in the renaissance era was Erasmus Rotterdam, popularly known as the ____________ Answer: Prince of Humanists MCQ18: The Bible is the lamp in the hands of the Christians to penetrate the ______ Answer: darkness of errors MCQ19: The whole Bible was translated into English in_________, the first edition was printed in 1560. Answer: Geneva MCQ20: ___________was ex-communicated by Papal Bull of June 15, 1520. Answer: Luther MCQ21: _____________died of gun wounds at the battle ground. Answer: Ulrich Zwingli MCQ22: The mother of Martin Luther was called ____________ Answer: Greta (Margaret) MCQ23: Some Germans, were prepared to buy an indulgence to secure ______from years in purgatory for sins they had not yet committed at the time of purchase. Answer: exemption MCQ24: The reformation in England originated during the rule of ____________ Answer: Henry VIII MCQ25: John Tyndale translated the New Testament into English in ___________ Answer: England MCQ26: King Henry VIII wanted to execute_____ two principal men who opposed his actions. Answer: More and Fisher MCQ27: The presiding Officer, ________ opened the proceedings by asking Luther whether he was the author of the writings displayed before them. Answer: Johann Von Eck MCQ28: Tyndale was martyred at Antwerp in ____________ Answer: 1536 MCQ29: Who is the forerunner leader of the group, “the Brethren of the Common Life”__________ Answer: Gerald Groote MCQ30: When Luther left Worms he anticipated a speedy journey to __________ Answer: Wittenberg MCQ31: Emperor Charles V has more power in Netherlands than in___________ Answer: Germany MCQ32: _____penned 37 articles of the Belgic or Netherland's Confession of faith for Reformed churches. Answer: Guy de Bray MCQ33: When Mary, the daughter of Catherine of Aragod became queen, she resolved to re-establish ______all through her jurisdiction Answer: Roman Catholicism MCQ34: During the persecution of Queen Mary nearly ______were burnt at the stake. Answer: 300 men and women MCQ35: A _________, John Bradford of Manchester was among the many burned at Smithfield, London. Answer: reformer MCQ36: Luther was buried in the castle church at Wittenberg, where he___________ Answer: nailed 95 theses MCQ37: Elizabeth I restored and permanently established _____in England during her long reign (1558-1603). Answer: Protestantism MCQ38: Subsequent to the English Civil War, Charles I was finally________ Answer: beheaded MCQ39: Apart from the martyr-fires, what else turned England into a protestant nation________ Answer: Translation of Bible into English MCQ40: Emperor Charles V wanted to have peace in his domain, therefore he made several attempts to bring __________together for a lasting peace. Answer: religious bodies MCQ41: _________was reinstated to the throne in1660 Answer: King Charles II MCQ42: Mary Tudor persecuted Protestants and made for herself a title________ Answer: Bloody Mary MCQ43: Miraculously, the blood of Martyrs is said to be the seed of the ______ Answer: Church MCQ44: The long and peaceful reign of Queen Elizabeth brought peace and stability to ___ Answer: England MCQ45: The history of the Protestant Church in ______was that of woes and Bloodbath Answer: Netherland MCQ46: The Netherlands received the reformed teachings early, but was severely persecuted by the__________ Answer: Spanish regents MCQ47: ____________is marked as the most religious age in English history. Answer: Elizabethan MCQ48: Reformation in Scotland had its pedigrees in the__________ Answer: Lollard Martys MCQ49: After the Diet of Worms in 1521 Emperor Charles V was checked in his fanatical zeal to crush _______by political intrigue. Answer: Reformation MCQ50: _________a native of Bohemia was burnt at stake at St. Andres in 1433 Answer: Paul Craw FBQ1: Name the agent that sold indulgencies in Rome _________ Answer: Tetzel FBQ2: How old was Luther when he completed University Education? _________ Answer: 22 FBQ3: Who learnt Bible with Martin? _________ Answer: Staupitz FBQ4: God expresses himself as __________ Answer: Trinity FBQ5: What Reformers insisted upon was that salvation comes by____________ Answer: faith in Christ FBQ6: The ____________ is the saving power of God Answer: Bible FBQ7: Luther was constantly aware of his __________ Answer: sin FBQ8: Name the town where Saint Peter was located _________ Answer: Rome FBQ9: The just shall live by __________ Answer: faith FBQ10: The first Christian assembly was in ________ Answer: 325 AD FBQ11: Who argued that God has not always been a Father? _______ Answer: Arius FBQ12: The issue of Trinity was settled in ___________ Answer: 381 AD FBQ13: The picture of the church in the early 16th Century was__________ Answer: very dark FBQ14: Who was with the Father in the beginning? ________ Answer: The Word FBQ15: Erasmus Rotterdam, popularly known as the Prince of Humanists the hero of_____ Answer: Renaissance FBQ16: The great Church schism took place in ________ Answer: 1054 AD FBQ17: Everything that the Church does must be in accordance with___________ Answer: The Bible FBQ18: The last straw that broke the camel's back________ Answer: Sale of indulgencies FBQ19: Luther died in the year _____________ Answer: 1546 FBQ20: Emperor Charles V wanted to have ________ in his domain Answer: peace FBQ21: In 1530 another Diet took place at _______ Answer: Augsburg FBQ22: If the ruler was Catholic his people must be__________ Answer: Catholics FBQ23: Emperor Theodosius made _______ as the sole of religion. Answer: Christianity FBQ24: Wallenstein was murdered in the year _____ Answer: 1634 AD FBQ25: ________ was ex-communicated by Papal Bull of June 15, 1520. Answer: Martin Luther FBQ26: The Protestant reformation in _________may be traced back to the work of William Tyndale Answer: England FBQ27: Ulrich Zwingli attacked the remission of _______ Answer: sin FBQ28: Calvin proclaimed the gospel of the _____ Saviour Answer: Risen FBQ29: Einsieldn broke away from _______ in 1522 Answer: Rome FBQ30: Luther at the age of fourteen was sent to a school at_____________ Answer: Magdeburg FBQ31: John Von Staupitz was the head of the Augustinian Order in _________ Answer: Germany FBQ32: Ulrich Zwingli led the Reformation in _______ Answer: Switzerland FBQ33: Who lived in the Catholic Cantons? _________ Answer: Protestants FBQ34: the great truth, ________became the fundamental truth of the Reformation Answer: The Just shall live by Faith FBQ35: How many army warriors invaded the canton of Zurich? _____________ Answer: 8000 FBQ36: When was a deadly battle fought in Kappel? ___________ Answer: 1531 FBQ37: How old was Zwingli when he died __________ Answer: 47 FBQ38: Which of the Reformers was born in 1509? Answer: Calvin FBQ39: Who studied Law at Orleans_________ Answer: Calvin FBQ40: Who claimed that the war was against the Catholic Church _________ Answer: Houghton FBQ41: Luther’s choice of wife fell upon an escaped nun, named_______________ Answer: Catherine von Hera FBQ42: After the _______in 1521 Emperor Charles V was checked in his fanatical zeal to crush the Reformation by political intrigue. Answer: Diet of Worms FBQ43: In _________Melanchthon was the chief reformed theologian present at the Diet, and with Luther's help he had articles of belief crystallizing the Protestant position. Answer: 1530 FBQ44: Thomas Cranmer was given appointment of ______without papal approval Answer: Archbishop of Canterbury FBQ45: he Grenville expedition took place in _______ Answer: 1585 FBQ46: Name the Father of Matoka ____________ Answer: Powhattan FBQ47: Muslims were hostile to _______ Answer: Missionaries FBQ48: In the half century after _____many Germans became Calvinists Answer: 1555 FBQ49: The ensuing troubles began in _____ the country of the Czechs and of John Huss Answer: Bohemia FBQ50: _____ has always been associated with violence, bloodshed and force. Answer: Religion