2. What does Luther see as man's greatest need?
(a) the need for plenty to eat
(b) the need for storng families
(c) the need for work
(d) the need for forgiveness

3. What do the parishioners do when Luther refuses to sell indulgences?
(a) go to other parishes to buy them
(b) write complaint letters to the Pope
(c) ban together in support of Luther
(d) have relatives buy indulgences for them

4. What makes Luther a national figure?
(a) his arrest warrant from the Pope
(b) his picture in the newspapers
(c) his lectures at the university
(d) his debate in Leipzig

5. In what area does Luther distinguish himself at the university?
(a) as a student advocate
(b) as a lecturer on the Apostle Paul
(c) as a parochial preacher
(d) as a defender of the Catholic church

6. How long is Luther a monk?
(a) for nineteen years
(b) for his entire life
(c) for three years
(d) for seven years

7. When was Luther allowed to take his monastic vow?
(a) two years after he joined
(b) almost immediately
(c) sixmonths after his arrival
(d) at the end of the first year

8. What belief does Luther hold about his becoming a monk?
(a) that he will no longer sin
(b) the expectation that he will stay in the cloister all his life
(c) the expectation that this will lead to his salvation
(d) that he will eventually become a bishop

9. Why is the issuance of indulgences popular with the Pope?
(a) It is lucrative for the church.
(b) It is easy to do.
(c) It establishes his power.
(d) It ispires the people.

10. Why does Hans Luther say his son should study to earn a living and not enter the monastery?
(a) because Hans is not a Catholic
(b) because Hans is ashamed to have his son beg
(c) because he is too young to know his own mind
(d) because he should honor his mother's and father's wishes

11. Where is Luther's trial transferred?
(a) from Rome to Germany
(b) from Germany to Spain
(c) from Rome to Jerusalem
(d) from Germany to Rome

12. What does Luther maintain about excommunication from the fellowship here on earth?
(a) It is a flawed practice but still useful.
(b) It is God's way of keeping the pure safe.
(c) It should be applied only to the hierarchy.
(d) It has nothing to do with the grace of God.

13. Which of the works raises the most opposition?
(a) The Freedom of the Christian Man
(b) The Babylonian Captivity
(c) The Address to the German Nobility
(d) The Sermon on Good Works

14. What does the Reformation call the issuance of indulgences?
(a) irregular
(b) opinion
(c) blasphemy
(d) acceptable

15. How does Luther differ with the Catholic Church on the Eucharist?
(a) He does not believe it slhould be limited to bread and wine.
(b) He does not believe it is necessary in worship.
(c) He does not believe that the bread and wine transform into the body and blood of God.
(d) He believes it should only be taken on Saturday.