CL Term 1 Reviewer

What does the commandment "Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain" mean?

• Going to church every Sunday

• Using God's name in a respectful manner only.

• Giving respect to parents.

• Not worshiping idols in place of God

Which of these give honor and respect to God's name?

• Ignoring God's existence
• Fulfilling promises in God's name

• Mocking God's name
• Starting your prayer by making the Sign if the Cross properly and reverently.

True or False: When we greet others by their name, we are also respecting God's name.

• True

• False

In which sacrament do we become God's children in his name?

• Confirmation
• Baptism
• Marriage
• Holy Orders

It is the act or offense of speaking sacrilegiously about God or sacred things.

• Blasphemy
• Respect
• Praise
• Admiration

What was the reason that the Apostles moved the Lord's Day to the first day of the week or Sunday?

• The Apostles moved the Lord's Day to Sunday to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ
• The Apostles moved the Lord's Day to Sunday to commemorate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, which took place on a Sunday.
• The Apostles moved the Lord's Day to Sunday to honor the crucifixion of Jesus Christ
• The Apostles moved the Lord's Day to Sunday to mark the ascension of Jesus Christ

When the Israelites were liberated from slavery, what became the symbol of their freedom?

• Roasted Fattened Lamb

• Double Pay on Sundays

• Sabbath Rest

• Human Sacrifice

Why was Jesus accused of violating the Sabbath?

• Jesus was accused of violating the Sabbath because he healed a man on the Sabbath, which was considered work and therefore a violation of the Sabbath law.
• Jesus was accused of violating the Sabbath because he ate non-kosher food on the Sabbath
• Jesus was accused of violating the Sabbath because he worked on a farm on the Sabbath
• Jesus was accused of violating the Sabbath because he failed to attend the synagogue

This is when we remember and make present Christ's saving act for us.

• Baptism
• Eucharist
• Confirmation
• Confession

True or False: It is enough to be physically present during the mass.

• True

• False