WorksheetsReligious Education Module 1 Revision
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The human person yarns for....
a)
acceptance and belonging
b)
love and compassion
c)
happiness and joy
d)
family and friends
2.
The need to belong never goes away.
a)
True
b)
False
3.
Human beings need reliable, ongoing relationships and groupings. They find this through...
a)
sports
b)
school
c)
friends
d)
communities
4.
Communities help all who belong to them to develop their...
a)
communication skills
b)
human potential
c)
social skills
d)
physical appearance
5.
To mature as a whole person, people need to develop fully in the following ways...
a)
emotionally
b)
physically
c)
intellectually
d)
all the above
6.
If a community is to fulfil its purpose it is necessary that it has three basic characteristics.
a)
gathers, rules, bosses
b)
gathers, rules, leaders
c)
rules, leaders, people
d)
leaders, people, bosses
7.
If a community gathers more frequently its members become closer as a community.
a)
True
b)
False
8.
To achieve its purposes a community needs ______ otherwise the community will lack organisations.
a)
Gatherers
b)
Rules
c)
Leaders
d)
Fun
9.
To be successful every community needs _____ if the community is going to achieve its purposes, and to function in harmony.
a)
Gatherers
b)
Rules
c)
Leaders
d)
Fun
10.
Which is a community?
a)
Family
b)
Sport group
c)
School
d)
All of the above
11.
"He went down with them then and came to Nazareth and lived under their authority. His mother stored up all these things in her heart. And Jesus increased in wisdom, in stature, and in favour with God and with people"
a)
Luke 2: 51-52
b)
Matthew 2: 51-52
c)
John 2: 51-52
d)
Mark 2: 51-52
12.
The parish is a Church community?
a)
True
b)
False
13.
The principal purpose of a parish community is to...
a)
share the good news.
b)
help its members draw closer to God.
c)
teach all about Jesus.
d)
become a community.
14.
All who share the gifts that God gives through Baptism are said to constitute the communion of saints.
a)
True
b)
False
15.
Baptised people can become Saints when they have lived...
a)
holy lives.
b)
a long life.
c)
sharing the good news.
d)
good lives.
16.
The reason we have saints is...
a)
because they are important people.
b)
so Christians can imitate the lives they have lived.
c)
because the church tells us we need them.
d)
because we can.
17.
You do not need to be canonised to be a saint.
a)
True
b)
False
18.
The first step of becoming a saint is:
a)
to be recognised as a 'Servant of God'.
b)
to live like a saint.
c)
to share the good news.
d)
to love Jesus and God.
19.
The second step of becoming a saint is described as 'Venerable', which means a worthy of deep respect.
a)
True
b)
False
20.
The step before canonisation is called...
a)
not a saint
b)
saint to be
c)
beatification
d)
beautiful
21.
Why do Catholics pray to saints?
a)
because they have lived holy lives.
b)
because we can.
c)
because they are saints.
d)
because of their closeness to God.
22.
In any prayer to a saint, Catholics ask the saints to...
a)
pray for us.
b)
help us.
c)
solve a problem for us.
d)
share their life with us.
23.
When prayers are answered it is always _____ who responds.
a)
Jesus
b)
God
c)
Saints
d)
Mary
24.
Communities cannot fully satisfy the desire to belong and be accepted.
a)
True
b)
False
25.
The Holy Spirit inspired the _____ Gospels.
a)
three
b)
two
c)
four
d)
five
26.
The Gospels proclaim ....
a)
the good news that God wants to communicate with everyone.
b)
the story of Jesus.
c)
the rules that God wants us to follow
d)
who Jesus is.
27.
The Gospels are:
a)
Matthew, Mark, Luke and Paul
b)
Matthew, Mark, Sam and John
c)
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John
d)
Mat, Mark, Luke and Paul
28.
Those in the early Church who wrote about the life of Jesus were called....
a)
evangelists.
b)
saints.
c)
angels.
d)
apostles.
29.
The Gospel of Mark was written for....
a)
Christians of a Jewish backgrounds.
b)
a group of persecuted Christians suffering in Rome under the Emperor Nero.
c)
non-Jewish people.
d)
Christians with a Jewish background.
30.
The Gospel of Matthew was written for....
a)
Christians of a Jewish backgrounds.
b)
a group of persecuted Christians suffering in Rome under the Emperor Nero.
c)
non-Jewish people.
d)
Christians with a Jewish background.
31.
The Gospel of Luke was written for....
a)
Christians of a Jewish backgrounds.
b)
a group of persecuted Christians suffering in Rome under the Emperor Nero.
c)
non-Jewish people.
d)
Christians with a Jewish background.
32.
The Gospel of John was written for....
a)
Christians of a Jewish backgrounds.
b)
a group of persecuted Christians suffering in Rome under the Emperor Nero.
c)
non-Jewish people.
d)
Christians with a Jewish background.
33.
Each of the four Gospels was based upon the teaching of a particular...
a)
saint.
b)
apostle.
c)
teaching.
d)
angel.
34.
Before the Gospels got their names, they were known as the...
a)
Stories of Jesus.
b)
Word of God.
c)
Good News.
d)
Apostles.
35.
The four Gospels agree on the basic elements of Jesus' public life.
a)
True
b)
False
36.
The Kingdom of God is brought about...
a)
by God and is God's gift.
b)
Jesus' teachings.
c)
what the Apostles know of Jesus.
d)
what the saints say.
37.
Whenever people follow Jesus' example and love one another, forgive one another, bear one another burden they are living in the Kingdom of God.
a)
True
b)
False
38.
In Jesus' words, in his works, and in his presence the Kingdom of God is revealed.
a)
True
b)
False
39.
The saving power of God is a power of...
a)
power and control.
b)
strength and immortality.
c)
love and goodness
d)
friendship and family.
40.
Everyone who accepts the power of God in their life can...
a)
live like Jesus.
b)
resist evil.
c)
overcome temptations.
d)
live like saints.
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