Quiz on the Greatest Commandments

Who asked Jesus about the greatest commandment in the Gospel of Matthew?

• The Sadducees

• A scholar of the law

• His disciples

• The high priest

According to CCC 2067, how are the Ten Commandments divided?

• Into equal parts about love for God and neighbors

• The first three commandments focus on love for God, and the other seven on love for neighbors

• The first five commandments is to love God and the other five for neighbors

• All about loving God

Where does the first greatest commandment mentioned by Jesus come from?

• The Ten Commandments

• Deuteronomy 6:4-5

• Psalms 23:1

• Genesis 1:1

According to the lesson, what is the relationship between loving God and loving our neighbor?

• They are separate and unrelated actions.

• Loving God is more important than loving our neighbor.

• They are interconnected and cannot be separated

• Loving neighbors comes only after loving God.

What does the Catechism refer to as the "source and summit of the Christian life"?

• The Holy Eucharist

• The Ten Commandments

• The Sacrament of Confession

• The Sacrament of Confirmation

In Jessa's story teach about loving God and neighbor?

• That love is only for special occasions

• Love for God is separate from helping others

• Putting God first inspires love and kindness toward others

• Celebrating alone is the best way to honor God

Why is love the center of God's commandments?

• It ensures people follow rules.

• It helps us live peacefully with others.

• It reflects God's own love and what He calls us to do.

• It is easier than other commandments.

Why did Jesus refer to both Deuteronomy and Leviticus when teaching about the commandments?

• To emphasize the importance of following laws

• To show that love of God and love of neighbor are essential

• To explain that the commandments are only about God

• To create new rules

During the Sunday Mass, your sibling asks for help with something important at home. What is the best response?

• Skip Mass and go home immediately.

• Help after the Mass, explaining the importance of attending it first.

• Ignore your sibling and continue with Mass.

• Complain about the interruption and do nothing.

A neighbor you don't get along with needs help carrying groceries. What is the best way to respond?

• Walk away and pretend you didn't see them.

• Offer to help despite your differences.

• Laugh at their struggle because you don't like them.

• Wait for someone else to assist them.