Lesson 2B.1.3

2B.1.3 The development of Lutheran beliefs and Luther's leadership of the movement Quiz: Pearson Edexcel History, Unit 2

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  1. Which Lutheran work, first published in 1521, set out a systematic summary of Luther's theology in Latin and was produced with Melanchthon's help?

    • The Large Catechism
    • Loci Communes
    • The Augsburg Confession
    • The Small Catechism
  2. Which 1530 statement defined the primary confession of faith for the Lutheran movement?

    • Schleitheim Confession
    • Augsburg Confession
    • Formula of Concord
    • Tetrapolitan Confession
  3. Who wrote the Small Catechism and Large Catechism in 1529 to instruct ordinary believers?

    • Martin Luther
    • John Calvin
    • Philip Melanchthon
    • Huldrych Zwingli
  4. What key feature defined Luther's German Mass of 1526?

    • Services in Latin
    • Silent prayer only
    • Services in German
    • Rejection of communion
  5. Which doctrine on the Eucharist did Luther uphold, rejecting Catholic transubstantiation?

    • Complete absence
    • Transubstantiation
    • Real presence
    • Symbolic presence
  6. What was the primary effect of Luther translating the Bible into German?

    • Latin dominance
    • Accessible scripture
    • Monastic expansion
    • Papal approval
  7. Which 1525 Luther pamphlet urged German princes to crush the peasant rebellion?

    • Ninety-Five Theses
    • To the Princes
    • On Christian Liberty
    • Against the Hordes
  8. Which religious group, including the Zwickau Prophets, did Luther strongly oppose for radical views?

    • Radical Reformers
    • Jesuit Order
    • Imperial Knights
    • Catholic Bishops
  9. Why did Luther refuse to support the Imperial Knights' Revolt in 1522–23?

    • Opposition to violence
    • Support for Rome
    • Lack of funds
    • Fear of France
  10. How did Luther's political conservatism affect many German princes?

    • Triggered papal overthrow
    • Caused peasant rule
    • Led to defeat
    • Encouraged princely protection
  11. Which key Lutheran document was written primarily by Philip Melanchthon in 1530?

    • Edict of Worms
    • Ninety-Five Theses
    • Council of Trent
    • Augsburg Confession
  12. What was the central doctrine of Lutheran theology regarding salvation?

    • Papal absolution
    • Salvation by works
    • Total predestination
    • Justification by faith
  13. What controversial personal issue involving Philip of Hesse in 1540 damaged Luther's reputation?

    • His bigamy
    • His bankruptcy
    • His treason
    • His heresy
  14. Who played a major role alongside Luther in systematising Lutheran theology?

    • Philip Melanchthon
    • Thomas Müntzer
    • John Calvin
    • Desiderius Erasmus
  15. Put these developments in order: A) Augsburg Confession, B) Peasants' War denounced, C) German Mass introduced.

    • A, then B, then C
    • B, then C, then A
    • C, then B, then A
    • C, then A, then B
  16. What linguistic impact did Luther's Bible translation have across German regions?

    • Suppressed vernacular printing
    • Promoted Latin literacy
    • Standardised the language
    • Created new dialects
  17. How did Luther use music to spread his religious message among ordinary people?

    • Latin papal chants
    • German congregational hymns
    • Silent monastic prayer
    • Instrumental solos only
  18. Who was Thomas Müntzer in the context of the 1525 German Peasants' War?

    • A radical preacher
    • An Imperial general
    • A Catholic cardinal
    • A Lutheran prince
  19. What main issue caused the failure of the 1529 Colloquy of Marburg between Luther and Zwingli?

    • Papal authority
    • The Eucharist
    • Clerical celibacy
    • Monastic vows
  20. Which early radical reformer pushed for quick changes, such as the removal of images from churches in Wittenberg?

    • Philip Melanchthon
    • Johann Eck
    • Desiderius Erasmus
    • Andreas Carlstadt

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