6.S.5 Assessment

With whom did God make a covenant that his family and throne would be “firmly established forever”?

• David

• Jesus

• Solomon

• Moses

How many times during the liturgical year do we celebrate Ordinary Time?

• once

• twice

• three times

• four times

The Gospel writers Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John are also known as

• the New Testaments.

• the Brothers.

• the Fishermen.

• the Evangelists.

When do we first celebrate Ordinary Time?

• during Holy Week

• after Christmas until Ash Wednesday

• after Pentecost until Advent

• the night before Passover

When is the second time we celebrate Ordinary Time?

• the night before Passover

• during Holy Week

• after Christmas until Easter

• after Pentecost until Advent

Ordinary Time is a time to

• grow in our faith.

• attend Mass less often.

• take a break from the sacraments.

• none of the above.

During Ordinary Time, the first Scripture reading is often about

• the birth of Jesus.

• the Hebrews, our ancestors in faith.

• the symbols for the Evangelists.

• something unimportant.

During Ordinary Time, the second Sunday Scripture reading is often about

• our hopes and dreams.

• the birth of Jesus.

• sacrifices in the Temple.

• life in Early Christian communities.

John is portrayed as a winged eagle because

• his Gospel highlights Jesus’ human nature.

• he dreamed of flying.

• his Gospel focuses on Jesus’ divine nature.

• his faith soared like an eagle.

Before the Gospel is proclaimed, we trace the Sign of the Cross

• on our ears, eyes, and shoulders.

• in the air before us.

• on a sheet of paper.

• on our foreheads, mouths, and hearts.