7. Session 13 Assessment

When Moses encountered God on Mount Sinai, God gave him the

• Torah.

• Ten Commandments.

• Beatitudes.

• Gospels.

The pope and bishops, in communion with Jesus, are the teaching office of the Church called the

• Pastoral Assembly.

• Magisterium.

• College of Bishops.

• Kingdom of God.

Eight guidelines for Christlike living that lead to happiness in this life and eternal joy in the next are known as the

• Beatitudes.

• Gospels.

• Catholic Social Teaching.

• Cardinal Virtues.

Jesus’ stories comparing everyday life with God’s truth are called

• commandments.

• signs.

• parables.

• rites.

Living the Beatitudes helps us

• enter the Kingdom of Heaven.

• get attached to wealth and comfort.

• pray lectio divina.

• find fault in others.

Jesus compared the Kingdom of God to all of the following except

• rain and a rainbow.

• a mustard seed.

• wheat and weeds.

• a net cast into the sea.

The Ten Commandments are also called the

• Ten Beatitudes.

• Sermon on the Mount.

• Kingdom of God.

• Decalogue.

God’s rule over us, announced in the Gospel and present in the Eucharist, is called the

• Acts of the Apostles.

• Magisterium.

• Beatitudes.

• Kingdom of God.

One reason that Jesus is called the New Moses is because he

• forgave sins.

• spoke with his own authority as the Son of God.

• received the Ten Commandments.

• was baptized by John the Baptist.

Jesus’ special set of instructions that tells us how to live is called the

• Ten Commandments.

• Gospels.

• Sermon on the Mount.

• Decalogue.