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Epiphany and EAS

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton was canonized in _________.
a)
1975
b)
1985
c)
1976
d)
1977
2.
Who helped Elizabeth learn about the Catholic faith?
a)
Her friends in Italy helped her learn about the Catholic faith.
b)
Her friends in America helped her learn about the Catholic faith.
c)
Her family helped her to learn about the Catholic faith.
d)
The books that she read helped her to learn about the Catholic faith.
3.
Why is Elizabeth Ann Seton such an important saint?
a)
Elizabeth was the first person to be named a saint.
b)
Elizabeth was the first native American to be named a saint.
c)
Elizabeth was the first person who was not Catholic to be named a saint.
d)
Elizabeth was the first nun to be named a saint.
4.
Who did Elizabeth model her sisterhood after?
a)
St. Vincent de Paul
b)
St. Thomas More
c)
St. Francis of Assisi
d)
St. Clare of Assisi
5.
Who wrote the 23rd psalm?
a)
Daniel
b)
David
c)
Isaiah
d)
Solomon
6.
Why is St. Elizabeth Ann Seton so important to all of the people in our class?
a)
Elizabeth founded the first free Catholic school in America.
b)
Elizabeth was a teacher in a middle school.
c)
Elizabeth lived in Italy like the pope.
d)
Elizabeth formed a group of sisters.
7.
Why are saints feast days usually on the day that they died?
a)
This is the day that the saints went to heaven.
b)
This is the day that they left our earth.
c)
This is the day that people recognized their goodness.
d)
This is the day when they suffered the most.
8.
Where was the song, "The Twelve Days of Christmas" written?
a)
It was written in England.
b)
It was written in America.
c)
It was written in Scotland.
d)
It was written in France.
9.
Why was the "Twelve Days of Christmas" song written?
a)
It was written to teach young Catholics about their faith.
b)
It was written to teach all of the world parts of the Catholic faith.
c)
It was written to teach people in other churches about the Catholic faith.
d)
It was written to show others that they could trick them with a song.
10.
Who are the words, "true love" supposed to represent?
a)
Jesus Christ
b)
God
c)
The Holy Spirit
d)
The Apostles
11.
When are the 12 days of Christmas?
a)
The 12 days are between St. Nicholas day and Christmas.
b)
The 12 days are from the beginning of Advent to Christmas.
c)
The 12 days are from Christmas to the Epiphany.
d)
The 12 days are from Christmas to New Year's Day.
12.
What did the three french hens represent in the song?
a)
They stood for faith, hope and love.
b)
They stood for faith, charity and piety.
c)
They stood for faith, giving alms and respect.
d)
They stood for faith, obedience and knowledge.
13.
The five golden rings represented the __________________.
a)
Pentateuch
b)
Old Testament
c)
New Testament
d)
Bible
14.
Which number stood for the days of creation?
a)
Six
b)
Seven
c)
Two
d)
Twelve
15.
What did the Ten Lords a-leaping stand for?
a)
The Commandments
b)
The Beatitudes
c)
The Gifts of the Holy Spirit
d)
The Fruits of the Holy Spirit
16.
The eight maids a-milking represented the eight beatitudes.
a)
True
b)
False
17.
A partridge is willing to sacrifice its life to protect its young.
a)
True
b)
False
18.
There are nine fruits of the Holy Spirit.
a)
True
b)
False
19.
The word, "epiphany" means _______________.
a)
to reveal
b)
to predict
c)
to visit
d)
to bring gifts.
20.
The feast of the Epiphany is one of the oldest Christian Feasts.
a)
True
b)
False