Inerrant: Without error.

• True

• False

Vulgate: The pre-Christian Greek translation of the Old Testament books

• True

• False

Synod: A meeting of bishops to address the doctrinal and pastoral needs of the Church.

• True

• False

Theology: The study of God based on divine revelation.

• True

• False

Homily: The official liturgical book from which the reader proclaims the Scripture readings during Mass.

• True

• False

Lectionary: A preaching by an ordained minister to explain the Scriptures proclaimed at Mass.

• True

• False

Septuagint: The Latin translation of the Bible that was mostly completed by St. Jerome.

• True

• False

God’s divine inspiration enabled the Evangelists to communicate the Gospel in their own words.

• True

• False

We do not need to know the historical, cultural, or political context of the writings of Scripture in order to understand it.

• True

• False

Everything contained in the Bible is part of God’s plan for our salvation.

• True

• False