I. Identification. ​Write your answer on the space before the number.

1. Saint who became the pope’s ambassador of peace among parties at war

2. The law which granted religious freedom to Christians

3. Saint who worked tirelessly to build great Catholic schools and universities

4. During this time, tongues of fire appeared to the apostles and they were filled with the Holy

Spirit

5. The two basic truths that Peter’s second sermon was about

6. Pope who initiated monastic renewal and reforms

7. The former occupation of St. Paul

8. A division that lead to the formal separation between the Eastern Greek-speaking Church

and Western Latin-speaking Church in Rome

9. Most Roman persecutions happened during the rules of _______ and ________

10. The church from where St. Paul started his missionary journey

11. The main who translated the Old and New Testaments to Latin

12. The new group of religious denominations founded by Martin Luther

13. Two infamous events against Christians that took place during the medieval times

14. The Latin version of the Bible

15. Roman persecutions of Christians stopped during the role of __________

16. What Martin Luther nailed on the door of the Wittenberg Castle Church in 1517

17. The teachings and practices passed on to the Church from the apostles

18. The former name of St. Paul

19. It was _____ days after Jesus’ crucifixion when the Apostles received the outpouring of the

Holy Spirit.

20. Chapters 1-12 of the Acts of the Apostles are about ___________’s work.
II. True or false. ​Write your answer on the space before the item.

1. Michael and Raphael were the apostles who worked hard to spread the Gospel of Christ in spite of the

suffering and persecution

2. All the people of the Roman Christian empire often were ideal, faithful Christians.

3. According to St. Perpetual, “in great joy, we returned to our prison.”

4. Peter gave his first sermon during Ash Wednesday.

5. During the Middle Ages, the Roman Empire began to weaken due to migrations of northern tribes

across Europe

6. The Acts of the Apostles record the first 30 years of history and progress of the church.

7. During the rule of Emperor Constantine, the Church was in an era of “cultural and moral darkness.”

8. The apostle Matthew was responsible for the spread of the church to the gentiles (non-Jews)

9. A general revival of religion and a vigorous effort to reconquer lost European territories and extend

Asian and South African dominions were efforts of the Church to counter Luther’s criticisms

10. Demoralising spread of heresies, corruption, struggles between the Church and State for power defined

the Medieval Church

11. The Bible was first known as the Collection of Sacred Scriptures.

12. During the Roman Christian Empire, Christians were allowed to openly believe and worship Jesus

13. Many early Jews migrated to Jerusalem and Israel for a better life.

14. The Church has been blessed with countless martyrs of faith.

15. The criticisms of Martin Luther wee considered valid.