Rome Sweet Home: Our Journey to Catholicism Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

Scott Hahn
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 114 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Rome Sweet Home: Our Journey to Catholicism Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

Scott Hahn
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 114 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Scott begins his pastorate in what state?
(a) Indiana.
(b) Virginia.
(c) Ohio.
(d) West Virginia.

2. Scott begins to see the importance of what?
(a) Liturgy.
(b) Hymns.
(c) Prayer.
(d) Ritual.

3. What does Scott learn about the Protestant Church's opinions of contraception?
(a) They always have agreed with the Catholic Church that contraception is immoral.
(b) They have no opinion on contraception.
(c) Prior to 1930 they agreed with the Catholic Church that contraception is immoral.
(d) They never agreed with the Catholic Church that contraception is immoral.

4. What does Scott wonder about the Catholic doctrine of the Eucharist?
(a) Whether it is Scriptural.
(b) Whether it is necessary.
(c) Whether it is God's will.
(d) Whether it is true.

5. What do Scott and his fellow seminarians not like about the Catholic tradition?
(a) The fallible nature.
(b) The strict rituals.
(c) The pagan rituals.
(d) The infallible nature.

6. Who does Scott meet his first year of high school who brings him into Young Life, a Christian Youth group?
(a) Gerry.
(b) Jack.
(c) Jake.
(d) John.

7. Why do Kimberly and Scott come to believe about the martial act?
(a) It is unusual.
(b) It is sacred.
(c) It is not needed.
(d) It is insane.

8. What do Scott and his friends think about tradition?
(a) It may have to be abandoned from time to time.
(b) It is a waste.
(c) It is based on pagan traditions.
(d) It should never be abandoned.

9. What is the doctrine that we are saved by faith alone apart from our moral works?
(a) Sola fidore.
(b) Sola fidelity.
(c) Sola fide.
(d) Sola scriptura.

10. What does this job give him time to do?
(a) Work on his marriage.
(b) Spend time with his family.
(c) Read constantly at night.
(d) Attend a Catholic Church.

11. What happens when Scott is in a Bible study with Catholics?
(a) They correct him.
(b) They annoy him.
(c) He corrects them.
(d) He embarrasses them.

12. For what does Scott give various Scriptural arguments?
(a) The doctrines concerning St. Francis taught by Catholicism.
(b) The doctrines concerning St. Joseph taught by Catholicism.
(c) The doctrines concerning St. Elizabeth taught by Catholicism.
(d) The doctrines concerning Mary taught by Catholicism.

13. To what does Scott become deeply attached?
(a) The Reformed "Covenant Theology."
(b) The Presbyterian Church.
(c) Sola scriptura.
(d) Sola fide.

14. What job does Scott accept?
(a) Assistant to the president of Grove City College.
(b) President of Grove City College.
(c) Professor at Grove City College.
(d) Researcher at Grove City College.

15. What does Scott begin doing in his senior year?
(a) Begins to attend seminary classes.
(b) Skip school.
(c) Research the priesthood.
(d) Choosing a college.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Scott admit about his feelings towards the Catholic Church.

2. What is the central doctrine of Protestants?

3. What becomes Scott's mission?

4. What does Scott believe is key for understanding the Bible?

5. How does Kimberly feel at Trinity Presbyterian Church?

(see the answer keys)

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