Pope Francis – C1 – Vocabulary 1 / 20 In the conclusion, ‘legacy’ most nearly means… a daily routine a temporary rumour a lasting influence left behind a private argument 2 / 20 A ‘transformative figure’ is someone who… works only in secret brings about major change avoids leadership keeps everything the same 3 / 20 In the text, ‘resilience’ refers to… the desire to travel the refusal to speak the fear of change the ability to keep going despite difficulties 4 / 20 ‘Church governance’ most nearly means… the Church’s clothing the Church’s architecture how the Church is managed and ruled the Church’s music 5 / 20 ‘Accountability’ here refers to… avoiding all criticism gaining public popularity being responsible and answerable for actions changing one’s identity 6 / 20 In the passage, ‘integrity’ most nearly means… technical efficiency physical strength honesty and strong moral principles artistic talent 7 / 20 ‘Allegations of corruption’ are… claims that have not yet been proven facts confirmed by courts promises for the future celebrations of success 8 / 20 ‘Transparency’ in the Vatican Bank context means… openness and lack of secrecy strict silence higher profits rapid expansion 9 / 20 ‘Mutual understanding’ in the passage suggests… personal secrecy total agreement on everything public competition shared respect and comprehension 10 / 20 In the text, ‘explicitly’ means… politely and indirectly rarely and accidentally clearly and directly quietly and privately 11 / 20 An ‘encyclical’ is best described as… a choir hymnbook an official papal letter on important issues a church tax a secret police report 12 / 20 In this passage, ‘pontificate’ refers to the pope’s… period of leadership as pope academic degree personal diary family history 13 / 20 In the text, ‘grandeur’ most nearly means… quiet simplicity impressive splendour or magnificence legal authority minor inconvenience 14 / 20 A ‘successor’ is… someone who resigns someone who gives advice someone who is unemployed someone who takes over a role from another person 15 / 20 Here, ‘pastoral sensibility’ most nearly suggests… interest in farming a caring concern for people’s spiritual needs skill in mathematics expertise in architecture 16 / 20 To be ‘ordained a priest’ means to be… trained as a doctor retired from service elected by voters officially appointed as a priest 17 / 20 In the passage, ‘interfaith dialogue’ means… discussion between different religions a political debate a private confession a legal investigation 18 / 20 In this context, ‘humility’ is closest in meaning to… physical weakness modesty and lack of pride strict obedience public fame 19 / 20 The word ‘papacy’ refers to… a religious holiday a church building a type of prayer the period when someone serves as pope 20 / 20 In the text, ‘profound impact’ most nearly means an impact that is… very deep and significant brief and insignificant carefully measured purely financial Your score is