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Froggy Jumps Printing Press & Reformation QuizOnline version Gutenberg & Reformation essentials by Kirsti Lee 1 How did Gutenberg's printing press primarily affect literacy in Europe? a It increased literacy by producing cheaper and more available books. b It reduced literacy by limiting reading material to monks. c It had no impact on literacy levels. 2 What was a major way the printing press influenced the diffusion of knowledge? a It confined ideas to universities only. b It spread ideas across Europe. c It slowed scholarly communication to a crawl. 3 Which practice was a significant catalyst for the Protestant Reformation? a The banning of vernacular languages b The selling of indulgences c The closing of monasteries 4 In what year did Martin Luther reportedly post the 95 Theses? a 1563 b 1450 c 1517 5 What did the 95 Theses primarily critique? a The practice of monastic vow of poverty b The sale and use of indulgences to forgive sins c The the Pope over secular rulers 6 How did Luther's 95 Theses challenge the Catholic Church’s authority? a They questioned indulgences and church practices b They argued for absolute papal infallibility c They supported the Pope's supremacy over all rulers 7 Which benefit did the printing press provide to religious reformers? a It destroyed all religious texts b It prevented any translations of the Bible c It helped spread reform ideas quickly, across regions 8 What was one main accusation against indulgences? a They promoted universal literacy b They ensured pure biblical translation c They claimed forgiveness of sins and get you into Heaven 9 Why did the spread of languages matter for the Reformation? a It made Latin the only acceptable language b It inhibited literacy growth c People could read religious texts in their own language 10 Where did the Protestant Reformation begin to take hold most visibly? a Spain and Portugal only b Mexico c Germany and Northern Europe

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Printing Press & Reformation QuizOnline version

by Kirsti Lee

How did Gutenberg's printing press primarily affect literacy in Europe?

What was a major way the printing press influenced the diffusion of knowledge?

Which practice was a significant catalyst for the Protestant Reformation?

In what year did Martin Luther reportedly post the 95 Theses?

What did the 95 Theses primarily critique?

How did Luther's 95 Theses challenge the Catholic Church’s authority?

Which benefit did the printing press provide to religious reformers?

What was one main accusation against indulgences?

Why did the spread of languages matter for the Reformation?

Where did the Protestant Reformation begin to take hold most visibly?