Luther in Wittenberg and Worms

History

Johann Tetzel claiming that the Pope was the only person allowed to read the Bible.

Johann Tetzel selling indulgences that he claimed guaranteed salvation

Johann Tetzel selling very precious holy relics, including splinters from the cross

Which of the following was Luther particularly angered by?

He wanted to poke fun at the Catholic Church

He wanted to start a large revolution against the Catholic Church

He wanted to start a local debate among other university professors

He wanted to start an argument against Johann Eck, whom he had never been friends with

What was Luther trying to achieve by writing and printing the Ninety-five Theses?

Who did Martin Luther debate in Leipzig in 1519?

To be thrown out a tavern, and banned from drinking beer

To be thrown out of a monastery, and banned from wearing a monk's robe

To be thrown out of a university, and banned from teaching

To be thrown out of the Church, and banned from services that help gain salvation

He disguised himself as a Catholic priest, and hid in a church

He disguised himself as a farmer, and hid in a castle

He disguised himself as a nun, and hid in a church

He disguised himself as a soldier, and hid in a castle

How did Luther escape the Diet of Worms, after he publicly stated his disagreement with the Church?

Large numbers of people in Western Europe ignored the Church completely

The Church taught that 'good works' helped people get into heaven.

There were some people that wanted to reform the Church

Which of these statements about the Catholic Church in 1500 is incorrect?

Which of these was a common criticism of indulgences?

Luther wanted to become pope himself, in order to help the Church teach God's word better

Luther wanted to gather together an army and fight the Catholic Church

Luther was becoming suspicious that what he read in his Bible was not matching the Church's teachings.

Luther was totally fed up with the Church, and wanted to simply ignore God for the rest of his life

Which of these sentences best describes Martin Luther in 1511?