View a FREE sample

This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How did the teachings of the Northern European mystics affect the religious establishment?
(a) It shocked them.
(b) It angered them.
(c) It excited them.
(d) It scared them.

2. The medieval forms of religion erupted into fragmented sects and belief systems, led by such reformers as ____________.
(a) Baruch and Wesley.
(b) Luther and Wesley.
(c) Calvin and Wesley.
(d) Luther and Calvin.

3. The development of a Christian mystic tradition blossomed in ____________ century.
(a) The sixteenth.
(b) The thirteenth.
(c) The fifteenth.
(d) The fourteenth.

4. The classic texts of this form of Judaic mysticism were written ____________.
(a) In Assyria in the fifth and sixth centuries.
(b) In Canaan in the fifth and sixth centuries.
(c) In Babylon in the fifth and sixth centuries.
(d) In Jerusalem in the fifth and sixth centuries.

5. The principles of Kabbalism were enunciated in _____________, a text written in 1275 by the Spanish mystic Moses of Leon.
(a) The Koran.
(b) The Zohar.
(c) The Zorba.
(d) The Kallah.

Short Answer Questions

1. Implied in these modifications in the traditional religions and their concepts of God is the notion that ____________.

2. The original intention of the Zionists was to do ____________.

3. The greatest example of the coming scientific revolution was ____________.

4. In the same spirit of tolerance and acceptance, what formed an important part of policies of the Moghul emperor in 1560?

5. More and more writers and philosophers struggle to develop ideas which might replace ____________.

(see the answer keys)

This section contains 338 words (approx. 2 pages at 300 words per page) View a FREE sample