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Quiz: 'Da Vinci Code' Religious Trivia
How well do you remember the religious issues discussed in 'The Da Vinci Code'? Take this quiz and find out, or explore all of our 'Da Vinci Code' coverage here.
Q1. Silas, the albino monk, is a member of what Catholic group?
1. The Franciscans
2. The Dominicans
3. Opus Dei
4. The College of Cardinals
Q2. What London church was founded by the Knights Templar in 1185?
1. Westminster Abbey
2. Temple Church
3. Southwark Cathedral
4. Holy Trinity
Q3. Which Leonardo da Vinci painting does not play a role in 'The Da Vinci Code'?
1. The Adoration of the Magi
2. The Virgin of the Rocks
3. The Mona Lisa
4. The Last Supper
Q4. In 'The Da Vinci Code,' a meeting takes place at Castel Gandolfo, the summer residence of:
1. The Bishop of Canterbury
2. The head of the U.S. Catholic Bishops
3. The chaplain of Oxford
4. The Pope
Q5. What is the name for various types of Christianity that were deemed heresies by early Church authorities?
1. Gnosticism
2. Sophia
3. Sadducees
4. Crusaders
Q6. 'The Da Vinci Code' suggests that Jesus was married to:
1. Sophia
2. Mary Magdalene
3. Salome
4. Phillipa
Q7. In the story, the Holy Grail is symbolic of:
1. The wait for the messiah
2. The triumph of monotheism
3. The love of the Virgin Mary
4. The feminine divine
Q8. Ancient books about Jesus' life and death, which were excluded from the Christian Bible, are known as:
1. The Forbidden Books
2. Non-Canonical Gospels
3. Ancient Wisdom Novels
4. The Biblical Appendices
Q9. In the story, the search for the Holy Grail takes the characters to Rosslyn Cathedral, which is located in:
1. Scotland
2. Ireland
3. Paris
4. Monaco
Q10. This key Christian creed was first established at a council called by Constantine in 325 A.D.:
1. Athansian Creed
2. Apostles Creed
3. Nicene Creed
4. Arian Creed


 

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