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Froggy Jumps Medieval Inquisition QuizOnline version Inquisition facts and rules by Melisa Castro Díaz 1 Regarding the use of torture, the Inquisition mandated that it be used only: a As the first step to ensure a quick confession. b As a last resort, requiring strict evidentiary standards before application. c When the accused was a member of the merchant class. 2 Which of the following was a strict rule regarding the application of torture by the Inquisition? a A medical expert was required to be present at all times. b No records of the session were allowed to be kept. c The session must be lead personally by a priest. 3 In the Inquisitorial system, priests were strictly forbidden from: a Reading the transcripts of a trial. b Forgiving the sins of a repentant heretic. c Personally engaging in torture. 4 According to historical records, approximately what percentage of Spanish Inquisition cases resulted in a death sentence? a ~2.7% b 25% c 50% 5 Why did some criminals in secular courts actively pretend to be heretics? a To receive a free education at a local cathedral school. b To avoid the death penalty entirely, which the Church never allowed. c To be transferred out of brutal secular courts into the more humane Inquisition courts. 6 In the "Judicial Funnel," Stage 1 (Accusation & Investigation) was conducted by: a Highly educated theologians and virtuous judges. b Local town mobs and angry neighbors. c The family of the accused heretic. 7 What was Stage 4 of the judicial process, which Inquisitors viewed as a "failure state"? a The rehabilitation of a soul. b Execution (handing the unrepentant over to the secular civil state). c The awarding of a university degree. 8 The Medieval Inquisition (1184) was triggered by which event in France? a The invention of the printing press. b The Black Death pandemic. c The violent Cathar rebellion and subsequent chaotic secular crusade. 9 What was a core belief of the Cathar heresy that threatened the social order? a That universities should be independent of the Church. b That the Pope should have more political power. c Gnosticism and Manichaeism, specifically the belief that matter is evil. 10 The Roman Inquisition (1542) was primarily focused on: a Investigating the beliefs of indigenous people in the New World. b Rooting out corrupt Catholic clergy and cleaning up the Church's own house. c Fighting the Viking invasions of Italy.

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Medieval Inquisition QuizOnline version

Inquisition facts and rules

by Melisa Castro Díaz

Regarding the use of torture, the Inquisition mandated that it be used only:

As the first step to ensure a quick confession.

As a last resort, requiring strict evidentiary standards before application.

When the accused was a member of the merchant class.

Which of the following was a strict rule regarding the application of torture by the Inquisition?

A medical expert was required to be present at all times.

No records of the session were allowed to be kept.

The session must be lead personally by a priest.

In the Inquisitorial system, priests were strictly forbidden from:

Reading the transcripts of a trial.

Forgiving the sins of a repentant heretic.

Personally engaging in torture.

According to historical records, approximately what percentage of Spanish Inquisition cases resulted in a death sentence?

~2.7%

25%

50%

Why did some criminals in secular courts actively pretend to be heretics?

To receive a free education at a local cathedral school.

To avoid the death penalty entirely, which the Church never allowed.

To be transferred out of brutal secular courts into the more humane Inquisition courts.

In the "Judicial Funnel," Stage 1 (Accusation & Investigation) was conducted by:

Highly educated theologians and virtuous judges.

Local town mobs and angry neighbors.

The family of the accused heretic.

What was Stage 4 of the judicial process, which Inquisitors viewed as a "failure state"?

The rehabilitation of a soul.

Execution (handing the unrepentant over to the secular civil state).

The awarding of a university degree.

The Medieval Inquisition (1184) was triggered by which event in France?

The invention of the printing press.

The Black Death pandemic.

The violent Cathar rebellion and subsequent chaotic secular crusade.

What was a core belief of the Cathar heresy that threatened the social order?

That universities should be independent of the Church.

That the Pope should have more political power.

Gnosticism and Manichaeism, specifically the belief that matter is evil.

The Roman Inquisition (1542) was primarily focused on:

Investigating the beliefs of indigenous people in the New World.

Rooting out corrupt Catholic clergy and cleaning up the Church's own house.

Fighting the Viking invasions of Italy.

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Regarding the use of torture, the Inquisition mandated that it be used only:

Which of the following was a strict rule regarding the application of torture by the Inquisition?

In the Inquisitorial system, priests were strictly forbidden from:

According to historical records, approximately what percentage of Spanish Inquisition cases resulted in a death sentence?

Why did some criminals in secular courts actively pretend to be heretics?

In the "Judicial Funnel," Stage 1 (Accusation & Investigation) was conducted by:

What was Stage 4 of the judicial process, which Inquisitors viewed as a "failure state"?

The Medieval Inquisition (1184) was triggered by which event in France?

What was a core belief of the Cathar heresy that threatened the social order?

The Roman Inquisition (1542) was primarily focused on:

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