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WorksheetsMy Catholic Faith
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 45mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The virtue by which we give to God the honor and service due to Him alone as our Creator, Master and Supreme Lord.
a)
Religion
b)
Faith
c)
Hope
d)
Love
2.
How many persons are there in God?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
3.
An inordinate love of one’s own excellence, excessive self- esteem.
a)
Envy
b)
Gluttony
c)
Lust
d)
Pride
4.
The Third Person of the Blessed Trinity.
a)
Father
b)
Son
c)
Holy Ghost
d)
Trinity
5.
An outward sign instituted by Christ to give grace.
a)
Indulgence
b)
Sacrament
c)
Sacramental
d)
Community
6.
Who can administer Matrimony?
a)
The Priest
b)
The Bishop
c)
The Pope
d)
The Couple
7.
The telling of our sins to an authorized priest for the purpose of obtaining forgiveness.
a)
Seal on Confession
b)
Gossip
c)
Hearsay
d)
Confession
8.
The excessive love for, and seeking after, wealth and other worldly possession.
a)
Envy
b)
Gluttony
c)
Lust
d)
Covetousness
9.
The virtue by which we firmly trust to God.
a)
Religion
b)
Faith
c)
Hope
d)
Love
10.
A supernatural help of God which enlightens our mind and strengthens our will to do good and to avoid evil.
a)
Sanctifying Grace
b)
Actual Grace
c)
Amazing Grace
d)
Supernatural Grace
11.
The one who help us by praying for us, by protecting us from harm, and inspiring us to do good.
a)
Angel
b)
Cherubim
c)
Guardian Angel
d)
Seraphim
12.
The most excellent beings created by God.
a)
God
b)
Angel
c)
Man
d)
Avatar
13.
The lifting up of our minds and hearts to God.
a)
Rosary
b)
Meditation
c)
Prayer
d)
Recitation
14.
Where is the sacrifice of the Mass offered?
a)
Sacred Host
b)
Sacred Altar
c)
Chalice
d)
Ciborium
15.
An excessive desire for or indulgence in food or drink.
a)
Envy
b)
Gluttony
c)
Lust
d)
Pride
16.
Journeys made to holy places with the object of giving honor to God or His saints.
a)
Roger Days
b)
Pilgrimage
c)
Homage
d)
Veneration
17.
When did Jesus Christ die?
a)
Maunday Thursday
b)
Good Friday
c)
Black Saturday
d)
Easter Sunday
18.
The neglect of one’s duties, spiritual or temporal, through laziness.
a)
Sloth
b)
Gluttony
c)
Lust
d)
Pride
19.
A creature composed of body and soul, and made to the image and likeness of God.
a)
Angel
b)
Man
c)
Fallen Angel
d)
Avatar
20.
A grievous offense against the law of God.
a)
Actual Sin
b)
Mortal Sin
c)
Venial Sin
d)
Occasion of Sin
21.
A strong feeling of displeasure, combined with a desire to punish the offender.
a)
Envy
b)
Anger
c)
Lust
d)
Pride
22.
Who was preserved from original sin?
a)
St. Joseph
b)
Blessed Virgin Mary
c)
St. John
d)
St. Luke
23.
The most sacred of the entire vessel used in the sacrifice of the Mass.
a)
Sacred Host
b)
Sacred Altar
c)
Chalice
d)
Ciborium
24.
From whom do we learn to know, love and serve God?
a)
Jesus Christ
b)
Blessed Virgin Mary
c)
Apostles
d)
Church
25.
What is God’s loving care for us called?
a)
Divine Providence
b)
Divine Intervention
c)
Divine Nature
d)
Divine Power
26.
The total rejection of Faith by a baptized Catholic.
a)
Heresy
b)
Apostasy
c)
Schism
d)
Byzantine
27.
The gift by which we are strengthened under trials, to do God’s will.
a)
Fortitude
b)
Knowledge
c)
Wisdom
d)
Strength
28.
Moral virtue which disposes us to appreciate and acknowledge our true position with respect to God and our fellowmen.
a)
Humility
b)
Liberality
c)
Chastity
d)
Modesty
29.
The first Pope of the Roman Catholic Church.
a)
St. Peter
b)
St. John
c)
St. James the Great
d)
St. Matthew
30.
The beloved disciple, live at Ephesus and governed the Church in Asia Minor.
a)
St. Peter
b)
St. John
c)
St. James the Great
d)
St. Matthew
31.
The apostle who preached among the Ethiopians, Persians, and Parthians, and was martyred in Parthia.
a)
St. Peter
b)
St. John
c)
St. James the Great
d)
St. Matthew
32.
The apostle who labored in Judea, and according to tradition, travelled as far as Spain.
a)
St. Peter
b)
St. John
c)
St. James the Great
d)
St. Matthew
33.
The apostle who was cast down from the pinnacle of the Temple in 63 A.D. He was also a Bishop of Jerusalem.
a)
St. James the Less
b)
St. Andrew
c)
St. Thomas
d)
St. Philip
34.
The apostle who preached in Phrygia and Scythia, and was crucified at Hieropolis.
a)
St. James the Less
b)
St. Andrew
c)
St. Thomas
d)
St. Philip
35.
The apostle who preached along the lower Danube, and was crucified in Greece. St. Peter was his brother.
a)
St. James the Less
b)
St. Andrew
c)
St. Thomas
d)
St. Philip
36.
The apostle who preached in Persia, Media, and went as far as India. He was martyred in India at the command of the King.
a)
St. James the Less
b)
St. Andrew
c)
St. Thomas
d)
St. Philip
37.
The apostle who preached in India, Arabia, and Assyria. He was flayed and crucified in Armenia.
a)
St. Bartholomew
b)
St. Simon
c)
St. Jude
d)
St. Matthias
38.
The apostle who preached in Syria, and was martyred in Persia. He wrote the “Catholic Epistle”.
a)
St. Bartholomew
b)
St. Simon
c)
St. Jude
d)
St. Matthias
39.
The apostle who was chosen to take the place of Judas, preached in Ethiopia, and was martyred in Sebastopolis.
a)
St. Bartholomew
b)
St. Simon
c)
St. Jude
d)
St. Matthias
40.
The apostle who preached in North Africa, and was martyred in Persia.
a)
St. Bartholomew
b)
St. Simon
c)
St. Jude
d)
St. Matthias
41.
All of them are Marks of the True Church except one:
a)
One
b)
Holy
c)
Catholic
d)
Protestant
42.
The organization in successive grades of the ruling powers of the Church.
a)
Abbot
b)
Nuncios
c)
Heirarchy
d)
Monsignor
43.
The organization in successive grades of the ruling powers of the Church.
a)
Abbot
b)
Nuncios
c)
Heirarchy
d)
Monsignor
44.
A bishop who rules over a territory that is not yet fully organized.
a)
Vicar Apostolic
b)
Archbishop
c)
Titular Bishop
d)
De Facto Bishop
45.
Members of the Church who do not belong to the clerical or the religious state.
a)
Laity
b)
Religious State
c)
Freethinkers
d)
Lapse Christians
46.
All of them are Attributes of the Catholic Church except one.
a)
Authority
b)
Infallibility
c)
Indefectibility
d)
Integrity
47.
An assembly that represents the teaching body of the Church, and must be infallible.
a)
Ex-Cathedra
b)
General Council
c)
Holy See
d)
Vatican
48.
The act of refusing to submit to the authority of the Pope.
a)
Heresy
b)
Apostasy
c)
Schism
d)
Arianism
49.
Formal and deliberate denial or doubt of any revealed truth of the Catholic Faith.
a)
Heresy
b)
Apostasy
c)
Schism
d)
Arianism
50.
The total rejection of his Faith by a baptized Catholic.
a)
Heresy
b)
Apostasy
c)
Schism
d)
Arianism
51.
Adherents of the religious organization that broke off from the Catholic Church in the sixteenth century, or of any religious body from them.
a)
Protestants
b)
Baptists
c)
Jehovah's Witness
d)
Mormons
52.
The Church that compose of saints and angels in heaven.
a)
Church Triumphant
b)
Church Suffering
c)
Church Militant
d)
Church Apostolic
53.
The Church that compose of faithful on earth.
a)
Church Triumphant
b)
Church Suffering
c)
Church Militant
d)
Church Apostolic
54.
The Church that compose of the souls in Purgatory.
a)
Church Triumphant
b)
Church Suffering
c)
Church Militant
d)
Church Apostolic
55.
The state where the soul is separated from the body.
a)
Judgment
b)
Birth
c)
Sickness
d)
Death
56.
The judgment which will be passed on each one of us immediately after death.
a)
Particular Judgment
b)
Immediate Judgment
c)
Circular Judgment
d)
General Judgment
57.
The judgment which will be passed on all men immediately after the general resurrection.
a)
Particular Judgment
b)
Immediate Judgment
c)
Circular Judgment
d)
General Judgment
58.
A place of temporary punishment for those who have died in the state of grace, but have not fully satisfied God’s justice for all punishment due to their sins.
a)
Hell
b)
Purgatory
c)
Limo
d)
Avengers
59.
A sick conscience that sees sin where there is none.
a)
Scrupulous Conscience
b)
Erroneous Conscience
c)
Lax Conscience
d)
Delicate Conscience
60.
A conscience in which we think that something right is wrong or that something wrong is right.
a)
Scrupulous Concscience
b)
Erroneous Conscience
c)
Lax Conscience
d)
Delicate Conscience
61.
A careless conscience where someone makes light of ordinary sins and looks upon grave sins as negligible.
a)
Scrupulous Conscience
b)
Erroneous Conscience
c)
Lax Conscience
d)
Delicate Conscience
62.
A conscience which impels us to avoid anything in the slightest degree evil.
a)
Scrupulous Conscience
b)
Erroneous Conscience
c)
Lax Conscience
d)
Delicate Conscience
63.
A sin committed by a person when he buys or sells sacred or spiritual things or positions.
a)
Simony
b)
Sacrilege
c)
Superstition
d)
Idolatry
64.
A sin committed by a person when he pays to a creature the supreme worship to God.
a)
Simony
b)
Sacrilege
c)
Superstition
d)
Idolatry
65.
A sin committed by a person when he attributed to a creature a power that belongs to God alone.
a)
Simony
b)
Sacrilege
c)
Superstition
d)
Idolatry
66.
A kind of blasphemy consisting of the violation or profanation of a person, place, or thing consecrated God.
a)
Simony
b)
Sacrilege
c)
Superstition
d)
Idolatry
67.
The use of irreverent language.
a)
Profanity
b)
Vulgarity
c)
Cursing
d)
Blasphemy
68.
The use of coarse expressions like “devil”, “hell”, etc., through thoughtlessness or habit.
a)
Profanity
b)
Vulgarity
c)
Cursing
d)
Blasphemy
69.
The calling down of some evil on a person, place or a thing.
a)
Profanity
b)
Vulgarity
c)
Cursing
d)
Blasphemy
70.
Insulting language which expresses contempt for God, either directly or through His saints and holy things.
a)
Profanity
b)
Vulgarity
c)
Cursing
d)
Blasphemy
71.
The calling on God to witness to the truth of what we say.
a)
Honesty
b)
Vow
c)
Witness
d)
Oath
72.
A deliberate promise made to God, by which a person binds himself under pain of sin to do something that is especially pleasing to God.
a)
Honesty
b)
Vow
c)
Witness
d)
Oath
73.
Work that requires labor of body rather than of mind.
a)
Servile work
b)
Exercise
c)
Study Works
d)
Necessary Works
74.
The deliberate taking of one’s own life.
a)
Drunkenness
b)
Despair
c)
Suicide
d)
Hopelessness
75.
The secret taking of another person’s property.
a)
Theft
b)
Roberry
c)
Cheating
d)
Usury
76.
The open and forcible taking of another person’s property.
a)
Theft
b)
Robbery
c)
Cheating
d)
Usury
77.
Depriving another person of his property by crafty means.
a)
Theft
b)
Robbery
c)
Cheating
d)
Usury
78.
The charging of excessive interest on money.
a)
Theft
b)
Robbery
c)
Cheating
d)
Usury
79.
The exercise of God-given individual rights taken in relation to the common welfare.
a)
Social work
b)
Social Justice
c)
Green Welfare
d)
Absolute Welfare
80.
A lie that is told for the purpose of injuring someone.
a)
Malicious Lie
b)
Officious Lie
c)
Jocose Lie
d)
General Lie
81.
A lie that is told to avert evil from oneself or others.
a)
Malicious Lie
b)
Officious Lie
c)
Jocose Lie
d)
General Lie
82.
A lie that is told to amuse others.
a)
Malicious Lie
b)
Officious Lie
c)
Jocose Lie
d)
General Lie
83.
Saying something for the purpose of deceiving others, what we know or suspect to be true.
a)
Lying
b)
Hypocrisy
c)
Flattery
d)
Rash Judgemnt
84.
Doing something that is a lie.
a)
Lying
b)
Hypocrisy
c)
Flattery
d)
Rash Judgment
85.
Consists of praising a person immoderately, against one’s own conviction, for an ulterior motive.
a)
Lying
b)
Hypocrisy
c)
Flattery
d)
Rash Judgment
86.
A day on which only one full meal is allowed; but in the morning and evening some food may be taken.
a)
Fast Day
b)
Abstinence
c)
Good Friday
d)
Easter Sunday
87.
Who were the first man and woman?
a)
Adam & Steve
b)
Evo & Eve
c)
Adam & Eve
d)
Apes
88.
A grievous offense against the law of God.
a)
Actual Sin
b)
Mortal Sin
c)
Venial Sin
d)
Occasion of Sin
89.
When did Jesus Christ rise from the dead?
a)
Maunday Thursday
b)
Good Friday
c)
Black Saturday
d)
Easter Sunday
90.
How many days God create the world?
a)
4
b)
5
c)
6
d)
7
91.
A summary of statement of what one believes.
a)
Creed
b)
Apostles’ Creed
c)
Nicence Creed
d)
Cred
92.
It is the word of God written by men under the inspiration of the Holy Ghost.
a)
Holy Scripture
b)
Holy Revelation
c)
Holy Words
d)
Holy Inspiration
93.
A less serious offense against the law of God.
a)
Actual Sin
b)
Mortal Sin
c)
Venial Sin
d)
Occasion of Sin
94.
Into how many articles may the Apostles’ Creed divided?
a)
10
b)
11
c)
12
d)
13
95.
Any willful thought, desire, word, action, or omission forbidden by the law of God.
a)
Actual Sin
b)
Mortal Sin
c)
Venial Sin
d)
Occasion of Sin
96.
Absolved if he confesses his sins with sorrow and a resolution to atone for them and amend his life.
a)
Penitent
b)
Priest
c)
Laity
d)
Zeal
97.
The recalling of the sins committed since our last confession.
a)
Examination of Conscience
b)
Contrition
c)
Purpose of Amendment
d)
Resolution
98.
The grieving of the sins we committed.
a)
Examination of Conscience
b)
Contrition
c)
Purpose of Amendment
d)
Resolution
99.
The process of promising to God sincerely not to fall again into the sins we confess.
a)
Examination of Conscience
b)
Contrition
c)
Purpose of Amendment
d)
Resolution
100.
When is our confession sincere?
a)
Our confession is sincere when we tell our sins
honestly and frankly.
b)
Our
confession is sincere when we tell our sins honestly and entirely.
c)
Our
confession is sincere when we tell our sins honestly and diligently.
d)
Our
confession is sincere when we tell our sins honestly and honestly.
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