Hi, lovely people!

Before we begin our Assessment Practice today, let's Check-in! What's been one highlight of your day?

The "12 days of Christmas" is also known as......

• Epiphany

• Ordinary Time

• Christmastide

• Candlemas

The "Twelfth night of Christmas" refers to.....

• Christmas day

• Epiphany

• Feast day of the Holy Family

• The Presentation of Jesus in the Temple

In the Catholic tradition, Epiphany marks the end of Christmas which is January ____ or the Sunday thereafter.

• 8th

• 2nd

• 4th

• 6th

In the Protestant tradition, Christmas is followed by an Epiphany season that can last for over a month, a total of 40 days, until ______ which marks the Feast day of the ____________.

• Jan. 6th; The Epiphany

• Feb. 2nd; The Presentation of Jesus in the Temple

• Feb. 9th; The Visit of the Magi

• March 1st; Mardi Gras

Which two Gospels write about the Infancy Narratives of Jesus?

• Mark & Luke

• Luke & John

• Matthew & Mark

• Matthew & Luke

The gospel writer Matthew had a particular audience he was writing to for his Infancy Narrative and his Gospel story in general. Who was Matthew's primary audience?

• Syro-Phonecians

• Persecuted Christians

• Jewish-Christians

• Gentiles

The Gospel writer Matthew traces Jesus' _______ and his Jewish roots.

• legacy

• ethnic background

• culture

• genealogy

Matthew's Jewish-Christian audience culturally and religiously expected the Messiah to be a descendent of ______.

• King Herod

• King David

• Saul

• Solomon

In Matthew's story, the Holy Family went toward Bethlehem for Jesus' birth. Matthew is specific on where Jesus was born. What type of dwelling was it?

• Jesus was born in a field.

• Jesus was born in a stable.

• Jesus was born in a house.

• Jesus was born in a tent.