Unit 4 Review

The ability to choose one’s actions and direct them toward God is ________________________________.

• Freedom
• Ten Commandments
• Eucharist
• Obedient
• Synoptic

After freeing His people from slavery in Egypt, God gave Moses the _____________________________________________ as rules for loving God and our neighbor.

• Ten Commandments
• Eucharist
• Obedient
• Synoptic
• Neighbor

The Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke are known as the ___________________________ Gospels because they “see together,” or present the story of Christ’s life in a similar way.

• Synoptic
• Ten Commandments
• Eucharist
• Obedient
• Neighbor

Jesus summarized the Ten Commandments with two Great Commandments: Love ____________________________ with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength. Love your ________________________________ as yourself.

• Neighbor
• God
• Ten Commandments
• Eucharist
• Obedient

Jesus taught us to “_____________________________ one another as I ___________________________ you.” (Use the same word for both blanks.)

• Love
• Ten Commandments
• Eucharist
• Obedient
• Synoptic

The _________________________________ is the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ, which Jesus gave to us at the Last Supper.

• Eucharist
• Ten Commandments
• Obedient
• Synoptic
• Neighbor

God made us in His _______________________________________________, which means we have an intellect, free will, and the capacity to love.

• Image and Likeness
• Ten Commandments
• Eucharist
• Obedient
• Synoptic

Jesus’ mother, Mary, was perfectly ___________________________________ to God by hearing His Word and keeping it.

• Obedient
• Ten Commandments
• Eucharist
• Synoptic
• Neighbor

______________________________________ is a feeling of sadness at the sight of another’s possessions, qualities, or advantages and the sinful desire to have them for oneself.

• Envy
• Ten Commandments
• Eucharist
• Obedient
• Synoptic

The ________________________________________ is when Adam and Eve failed to love God and each other by disobeying His commands.

• Neighbor

• Original Sin

• Ten Commandments

• Eucharist

• Obedient