Unit 1 Test

What is the Holy Spirits mission in the world?

• To reconcile humanity to God
• To cause people to speak in tongues
• To travel into every nation and make disciples
• To continually sanctify, or make the Church holy

What event does Pentecost mark? 

• the beginning of God’s plan for the Church
  
• the establishment or institution of the Church
  
• the beginning of the Church’s mission in the world 
• the institution of the Eucharist 

Which of the following images has been used in Sacred Tradition to describe the Holy Spirit? 

• Wind
• Fire 
• Dove
• All of the Above

Which of the following is an example of a charism given by the Holy Spirit? 

• both ordinary graces that build up the Church and humanity, and extraordinary graces that transcend normal human powers
  
• the infallibility enjoyed by the Pope and bishops when teaching in union on a matter of faith or morals 
• the Gifts of the Holy Spirit 
• A and B

Which word meaning “witness” is used for people who gave up their lives for Christ? 

• Convert
• Martyr
• Messiah
• Apostle

Which of the following actions does the Holy Spirit perform in the Church? 

• Builds
• Animates
• Sanctifies
• All of the Above

Who or what is the perfect fulfillment of the Sinai Covenant, the Law? 

• Jesus Christ
• Holy Spirit
• Catholic Church
• None of the Above

Which of the following best describes the approach that Saint Paul took in presenting the Gospel to Jews and Gentiles? 

• Although he adapted his approach for different audiences, he never changed the truths of the faith.
  
• He presented different truths to different audiences.
  
• He appealed to Greek-speaking audiences by using their own language. 
• A and C

Which word describes the mystery of the union between the divine and human natures in one Divine Person? 

• Incarnation
• Messiah
• Antichrist
• Martyr

How do the events of Pentecost relate to the events at the Tower of Babel? 

• At the Tower of Babel the Church was established; at Pentecost the New Covenant was established.
  
• At the Tower of Babel God put up barriers to understanding; at Pentecost he broke them down. 
• At the Tower of Babel people contracted Original Sin; at Pentecost Original Sin was taken away.
  
• The two events have no relationship to each other.