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WorksheetsNew Testament II Final
Total questions: 88
Worksheet time: 44mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Jesus Christ's judgment of the living and the dead on the last day when he comes to fully establish God's Kingdom
a)
Beloved Disciple
b)
Ascension
c)
Grace
d)
Last Judgement
2.
A free and unearned favor from God, infused into our sould at Baptism, that adopts us into God�s family and helps us to live as his children
a)
Beloved Disciple
b)
Ascension
c)
Grace
d)
Last Judgement
3.
Jesus' passage from humanity into divine glory in God's heavenly domain 40 days after his Resurrection. It is from this domain that Jesus will come again.
a)
Beloved Disciple
b)
Ascension
c)
Grace
d)
Last Judgement
4.
The 4th Gospel refers in several place to the �disciple whom Jesus loved.� Church Father St. Irenaeus attributed the Gospel of John to the Beloved Disciple. Church tradition identified this John as one of the Apostles.
a)
Beloved Disciple
b)
Ascension
c)
Grace
d)
Last Judgement
5.
The life of following Jesus Christ. The word disciple comes from a Latin word that means �learner.�
a)
Talmud
b)
Paschal Lamb
c)
Discipleship
d)
Assumption
6.
A collection of rabbinical teaching collected after the destruction of the Jerusalem Temple in AD 70.
a)
Talmud
b)
Paschal Lamb
c)
Discipleship
d)
Assumption
7.
In Jewish history, the Paschal Lamb was what the Israelistes were commanded to eat as part of the Passover celebration. Jesus is the new Paschal Lamb be cause he shed his blood for the Redemption of the world.
a)
Talmud
b)
Paschal Lamb
c)
Discipleship
d)
Assumption
8.
The Church dogma that teaches that the Blessed Mother, because of her unique role in her son�s Resurrection, was taken directly to Heaven when her earthly life was over. The Feast of the Assumption is on August 15th and is a holy day of obligation.
a)
Talmud
b)
Paschal Lamb
c)
Discipleship
d)
Assumption
9.
The core teaching about Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord. The essential message of our faith
a)
Pentecost
b)
Eucharist
c)
Soul
d)
Kerygma
10.
The innermost or spiritual part of a person. The soul is the subject of human consciousness and freedom. Body and soul together form one human nature. The soul does not die with the body. It is eternal and will be reunited with the body in the final resurrection.
a)
Pentecost
b)
Eucharist
c)
Soul
d)
Kerygma
11.
The day when the Holy Spirit descended on the Apostles and gave them the power to preach with conviction the message that Jesus is risen and Lord of the Universe.
a)
Pentecost
b)
Eucharist
c)
Soul
d)
Kerygma
12.
The source and summit of Christian life, the Eucharist is one of the Sacraments of Initiation. The word Eucharist come from a Greek word that means �thankful.� The Eucharist commemorates the Last Supper, at which Jesus gave his Body and Blood in the form of bread and wine, and the Lord�s sacrificial Death on the cross.
a)
Pentecost
b)
Eucharist
c)
Soul
d)
Kerygma
13.
To send; to be sent
a)
Catholic Church
b)
Faith
c)
Apostle
d)
Christian
14.
A person who believes in Jesus Christ as Savior of the world but could be a member of another religious denomination
a)
Catholic Church
b)
Faith
c)
Apostle
d)
Christian
15.
Founded upon Christ and the Apostles
a)
Catholic Church
b)
Faith
c)
Apostle
d)
Christian
16.
Human act; contact with the mystery of God; freely given gift from God
a)
Ekklesia
b)
Faith
c)
Apostle
d)
Christian
17.
People of God throughout the world; Archdiocese � local church; Assembly of believers gathered for celebration
a)
Ekklesia
b)
Faith
c)
Apostle
d)
Church
18.
Universal
a)
Ekklesia
b)
Faith
c)
Catholic
d)
Church
19.
To be called out from
a)
Ekklesia
b)
Faith
c)
Catholic
d)
Church
20.
Can you list the 7 characteristics of the Catholic Church?
a)
Yes
b)
No
21.
How are the Church and faith related?
a)
They are not related
b)
The Church helps to strengthen our faith. The Church gives us a foundation to build our faith upon.
c)
Faith can be strengthened by faith alone
22.
What is the importance of community within the Catholic Church?
a)
We are all One in the Body of Christ
b)
Faith can be strengthened by faith alone
c)
The Church is just a building
23.
What is the importance of community within the Catholic Church?
a)
Faith can be strengthened by faith alone
b)
We can�t be the Body of Christ alone
c)
The Church is just a building
24.
What is the importance of community within the Catholic Church?
a)
The Church is just a building
b)
Faith can be strengthened by faith alone
c)
The Church helps to strengthen our faith
25.
High Priest at the time of the Crucifixion
a)
Colt
b)
Caiaphas
c)
Gethsemane
d)
Passover
26.
the garden Jesus prayed in with his disciples.
a)
Colt
b)
Caiaphas
c)
Gethsemane
d)
Passover
27.
What did Jesus celebrate on Holy Thursday night?
a)
Colt
b)
Caiaphas
c)
Gethsemane
d)
Passover
28.
Jesus entered Jerusalem riding
a)
Colt
b)
Caiaphas
c)
Gethsemane
d)
Passover
29.
of Cyrene was pressed into the service of carrying the Cross for Jesus
a)
Simon
b)
Golgotha
c)
Sanhedrin
d)
Holy of Holies
30.
The High Priest was the only person allowed to enter
a)
Simon
b)
Golgotha
c)
Sanhedrin
d)
Holy of Holies
31.
the place of Jesus� crucifixion.
a)
Simon
b)
Golgotha
c)
Sanhedrin
d)
Holy of Holies
32.
The high court of justice and the supreme council in ancient Jerusalem. (Head Jews)
a)
Simon
b)
Golgotha
c)
Sanhedrin
d)
Holy of Holies
33.
INRI mean in English
a)
Anti-Semitism
b)
Jesus of Nazareth King of the Jews
c)
Martyr
d)
Joseph
34.
The term used for blaming the Jews for Jesus� death.
a)
Anti-Semitism
b)
Jesus of Nazareth King of the Jews
c)
Martyr
d)
Joseph
35.
Maximilian Kolbe is considered a ____ because his death bore witness to the truth of his faith.
a)
Anti-Semitism
b)
Jesus of Nazareth King of the Jews
c)
Martyr
d)
Joseph
36.
of Arimathea wrapped Jesus in clean linen and had him placed in a tomb
a)
Anti-Semitism
b)
Jesus of Nazareth King of the Jews
c)
Martyr
d)
Joseph
37.
The bishops acting in unison with the Pope, by virtue of their ordination.
a)
Magisterium
b)
Kingdom of God
c)
Mystagogia
d)
Salvation History
38.
Will exist in its perfect form at the end of time
a)
Magisterium
b)
Kingdom of God
c)
Mystagogia
d)
Salvation History
39.
Process through which non-Catholic adults learn about and join in full communion with the Catholic Church by receiving sacraments of Initiation
a)
RCIA
b)
Kingdom of God
c)
Mystagogia
d)
Salvation History
40.
�Unfolding of the mystery�
a)
RCIA
b)
Mystagogia
c)
Kingdom of God
d)
Salvation History
41.
The teaching authority of the Church
a)
RCIA
b)
Mystagogia
c)
Kingdom of God
d)
Magisterium
42.
The story of God�s action in human history.
a)
RCIA
b)
Mystagogia
c)
Kingdom of God
d)
Salvation History
43.
Period following the Baptism of adults
a)
Salvation History
b)
Kingdom of God
c)
Mystagogia
d)
Magisterium
44.
The partnership between God and humanity which God has established out of love.
a)
Salvation History
b)
Covenant
c)
Mystagogia
d)
Magisterium
45.
The reign or rule of God
a)
Salvation History
b)
Covenant
c)
Kingdom of God
d)
Magisterium
46.
The events through which God makes humanity into the Kingdom of God
a)
Salvation History
b)
Covenant
c)
Kingdom of God
d)
Magisterium
47.
Begins with the creation of the world and will end with the Second Coming of Christ.
a)
RCIA
b)
Covenant
c)
Salvation History
d)
Magisterium
48.
The structural order of leaders within the Church.
a)
Pentecost
b)
Salvation
c)
Hierarchy
49.
True, complete, and permanent unity with God and with one another.
a)
Pentecost
b)
Salvation
c)
Hierarchy
50.
The day that the Holy Spirit descended on the Apostles and empowered them to preach the Good News to Jews gathered in Jerusalem for the harvest feast know by that name.
a)
Pentecost
b)
Salvation
c)
Hierarchy
51.
The end goal of all creation
a)
Pentecost
b)
Salvation
c)
Hierarchy
52.
The fulfillment of the human desire for ultimate truth and goodness.
a)
Pentecost
b)
Salvation
c)
Hierarchy
53.
Sometimes known as the �birthday of the Church.�
a)
Pentecost
b)
Salvation
c)
Hierarchy
54.
The Bishops are in Union with Our Pope.
a)
Permanent Constitution
b)
Permanent Ethic
c)
Permanent Dogma
55.
The Body and Blood of Jesus Christ are truly, really and substantially present in the Eucharist.
a)
Permanent Constitution
b)
Permanent Ethic
c)
Permanent Dogma
56.
The Church has a responsibility for teaching and encouraging people to use their sexuality in a way that is compatible with God�s revealed intention for the world.
a)
Permanent Constitution
b)
Permanent Ethic
c)
Permanent Dogma
57.
The Magisterium holds the responsibility to convey the messages of the Church in a way which that they can be understood.
a)
Permanent Constitution
b)
Permanent Ethic
c)
Permanent Dogma
58.
Jesus Christ is the Only Begotten Son of God.
a)
Permanent Constitution
b)
Permanent Ethic
c)
Permanent Dogma
59.
All of human life is Sacred from Womb to Tomb.
a)
Permanent Constitution
b)
Permanent Ethic
c)
Permanent Dogma
60.
Christ was born of the Virgin Mary with both a human and divine nature.
a)
Permanent Constitution
b)
Permanent Ethic
c)
Permanent Dogma
61.
The Magisterium ensures the authentic teaching of the Gospel message
a)
Permanent Constitution
b)
Permanent Ethic
c)
Permanent Dogma
62.
The Three Divine Persons are in One God.
a)
Permanent Constitution
b)
Permanent Ethic
c)
Permanent Dogma
63.
God created marriage as a loyal partnership between one man and one woman.
a)
Permanent Constitution
b)
Permanent Ethic
c)
Permanent Dogma
64.
The translation used by the Church for 1,000 years, part of the Tradition
a)
Vulgate
b)
Tradition of the Church
c)
Protestant Reformation:
d)
Simony
65.
the buying and selling of spiritual things, spiritual services, or Church offices
a)
Vulgate
b)
Tradition of the Church
c)
Protestant Reformation:
d)
Simony
66.
Latin translation of the Bible
a)
Vulgate
b)
Tradition of the Church
c)
Protestant Reformation:
d)
Simony
67.
Refers to the faith which was handed by Christ to his apostles and by those apostles to their successors
a)
Vulgate
b)
Tradition of the Church
c)
Protestant Reformation:
d)
Simony
68.
An effort to reform the Catholic church in the 16th century which led to the separation of large numbers of Christians from communion with Rome and with each other
a)
Vulgate
b)
Tradition of the Church
c)
Protestant Reformation:
d)
Simony
69.
Authoritative version of the Bible
a)
Vulgate
b)
Tradition of the Church
c)
Lay investiture
d)
Simony
70.
The governing system which prevailed in Europe in the Middle Ages in which a superior or lord granted land to a vassal in return for the services (primarily military) of that vassal.
a)
Vulgate
b)
Tradition of the Church
c)
Lay investiture
d)
feudalism
71.
illicit practice by secular leaders to invest, or empower, a Church leader with authority
a)
Vulgate
b)
Tradition of the Church
c)
Lay investiture
d)
feudalism
72.
Word of God must be interpreted by the Church, and more explicitly by the bishops of the Church in order that it might be properly understood and applied in each generation
a)
Vulgate
b)
Tradition of the Church
c)
Lay investiture
d)
feudalism
73.
Gregorian Reforms
Who implemented them?
a)
Pope Gregory VII
b)
Pope Urban II
c)
Inquisition
d)
Response to the challenges of the Protestant Reformation
74.
Crusades
Who implemented them?
a)
Pope Gregory VII
b)
Pope Urban II
c)
Inquisition
d)
Response to the challenges of the Protestant Reformation
75.
The Fourth Lateran Council established the
a)
Pope Gregory VII
b)
Pope Urban II
c)
Inquisition
d)
Response to the challenges of the Protestant Reformation
76.
Council of Trent
Why was it held?
a)
Pope Gregory VII
b)
Pope Urban II
c)
Inquisition
d)
Response to the challenges of the Protestant Reformation
77.
Did the Protesters raise the issue listed below?
God�s real revelation was available only as secret knowledge to a select few
a)
Raised
b)
Not raised
78.
Did the Protesters raise the issue listed below?
The existence of free will�
a)
Raised
b)
Not raised
79.
Did the Protesters raise the issue listed below?
The role of Mary and the other saints�
a)
Raised
b)
Not raised
80.
Did the Protesters raise the issue listed below?
The material world is evil and that it was created by an evil spirit
a)
Raised
b)
Not raised
81.
Did the Protesters raise the issue listed below?
The proper relationship between the Church and the state
a)
Raised
b)
Not raised
82.
Did the Protesters raise the issue listed below?
Only �saints� can belong to the Church�
a)
Raised
b)
Not raised
83.
Did the Protesters raise the issue listed below?
Jesus only pretended to be human and so didn�t really suffer on the cross
a)
Raised
b)
Not raised
84.
Did the Protesters raise the issue listed below?
The role of the Bible in determining orthodox theology
a)
Raised
b)
Not raised
85.
Did the Protesters raise the issue listed below?
Jesus was less than Divine�
a)
Raised
b)
Not raised
86.
Did the Protesters raise the issue listed below?
The cause and nature of sin and justification or redemption
a)
Raised
b)
Not raised
87.
Did the Protesters raise the issue listed below?
The number and nature of the Sacraments
a)
Raised
b)
Not raised
88.
Did the Protesters raise the issue listed below?
How liturgy is celebrated
a)
Raised
b)
Not raised
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