Gr. 5 Chapter 2 Unit Quiz

How does the Advent wreath unite us in communal prayer?

• We begin Mass and prayer times with the ritual of lighting the candles on the Advent wreath.

• We have an Advent wreath as a decoration in the church during Advent.

• We may have an Advent wreath as a decoration in our homes during Advent.

Why are celebrations and rituals important during Advent?

• They help us remember the important people in our lives.

• They remind us of how we need to prepare for our family parties.

• They help us focus on the true meaning of the season.

Which Advent symbol reminds us that God's love is everlasting?

• an Advent wreath

• an Advent calendar

• the Jesse Tree

Why did Mary say "yes" to God's plan for her?

• She was afraid of the angel Gabriel and wanted Him to leave.

• She trusted God and His plan for salvation.

• She did not have a choice.

Which evangelist did not write a synoptic Gospel?

• John

• Luke

• Matthew

How did the early Church meet the needs of the people and fulfill the mission of spreading the Good News?

• by passing on teaching by publishing them in newspapers

• be passing on teachings to the people both orally and in writing

• by passing on teachings through the scribes and Pharisess

What is the greatest reward for performing charitable acts?

• We are admired.

• We will get a favour for ourselves.

• We make other happy.

Which special prayer is said for 27 days during Advent?

• St. John's Lectio Divina

• St. Augustine's triple novena

• St. Andrew's Christmas novena

What do all four Gospels help us understand?

• Christmas is celebrated in exactly the same way throughout the world.

• We can restore our relationship with God by following Jesus.

• Everyone in the world should exchange gifts at Christmas.

How are acts of charity part of the Corporal Works of Mercy?

• All the Corporal Works of Mercy take place during Advent.

• All the Corporal Works of Mercy remind us to look after ourselves first.

• All the Corporal Works of Mercy are actions of charity toward others.