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Divine Revelation Archive

Total questions: 112

Worksheet time: 56mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Which of the following is not one of "five ways" proofs for God's existence?
a)
Unmoved Mover
b)
First Cause
c)
Supreme Model
d)
Source of Love
2.

A _____ is a solemn promise between human beings or between God and people that forms a relationship.

a)

Covenant

b)

Oath

c)

Vow

d)

Pinky Swear

3.
Teaching authority of the Church
a)
Sacred Scripture
b)
Magisterium
c)
Presbyter
d)
Curia
4.
Belief in one god
a)
Agnosticism
b)
Monotheism
c)
Polytheism
d)
Atheism
5.
Belief in many gods
a)
Polytheism
b)
Monotheism
c)
Atheism
d)
Agnosticism
6.
Belief that god is unknowable
a)
Agnosticism
b)
Atheism
c)
Monotheism
d)
Polytheism
7.
Belief that there is no god
a)
Atheism
b)
Agnosticism
c)
Monotheism
d)
Polytheism
8.
Comes from the Latin word meaning "unveil"
a)
Revelation
b)
Tradition
c)
Scripture
d)
Religion
9.

_____ allows us to know God because of our own human reason and knowledge.

a)

Natural Revelation

b)

Divine Revelation

c)

Sacred Scripture

d)

Sacred Tradition

10.
The story of God’s saving actions on our behalf.
a)
Salvation History
b)
Sacred Scripture
c)
Sacred Tradition
d)
Natural Revelation
11.
The inspired Word of God; the written record of God’s Revelation.
a)
Sacred Tradition
b)
Sacred Scripture
c)
Salvation History
d)
Natural Revelation
12.
The living transmission of the Church’s Gospel message found in the Church’s teaching, life, and worship.
a)
Sacred Tradition
b)
Sacred Scripture
c)
Salvation History
d)
Natural Revelation
13.
The relationship between God and humans that results in a body of beliefs and a set of practices.
a)
Covenant
b)
Religion
c)
Divine Revelation
d)
Faith
14.

Personal knowledge of God that comes to responding with belief to to truths God has revealed.

a)

Love

b)

Faith

c)

Reason

d)

Natural Revelation

15.
The idea that religion and state should be separated
a)
Atheism
b)
Secularism
c)
Agnosticism
d)
Monotheism
16.
Each person comes from God, seeks God, and desires God; thus he or she does not live a truly human life if not freely choosing to live in friendship with God. By nature and by vocation, he or she is a …
a)
Religious Being
b)
The Scriptures
c)
Reason
d)
Love
17.

God revealed himself to mankind….

a)

because Adam and Eve sinned

b)

so people may enter into a relationship/partnership with Him

c)

to show people they owe him our existence

d)

because he was lonely

18.

Ultimate source of human happiness

a)

Memes

b)

TV

c)

God

d)

Each other

19.
Humans cannot know anything about God on our own through our own reason.
a)
True
b)
False
20.
The most perfect, complete and final act of Divine Revelation
a)
The Bible
b)
The Church
c)
Jesus
d)
The New Testament
21.

We can only know that God exists through faith.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

We can only know that Jesus is God through faith.

a)

True

b)

False

23.

God communicating knowledge of Himself.

a)

Divine Revelation

b)

Natural Revelation

c)

Faith

d)

Human Reason

24.

Knowledge gained through from another person that depends on the believability of the source.

a)

Testimony

b)

Logic

c)

Experience

d)

Divine Revelation

25.
The official list of inspired books of the Bible. Catholics list 46 Old Testament books and 27 New Testament books in theirs.
a)
Canon
b)
Pentateuch
c)
Sacred Scripture
d)
Septuagint
26.
An important ancient Greek translation of the Old Testament. It gets its name from the 70 scholars who legend says made the translation in 72 days
a)
Pentateuch
b)
Vulgate
c)
Septuagint
d)
Torah
27.
Speaks for God. Delivers the message that God wants to speak to the people of each time.
a)
Prophet
b)
Patriarch
c)
King
d)
Priest
28.
Process of handing things down by word of mouth. How many of the books of the Bible began.
a)
Oral Tradition
b)
Evangelization
c)
Testimony
d)
Divine Revelation
29.
The “fathers of the faith”, male rulers, elders or leaders. Example: Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
a)
Patriarch
b)
Prophet
c)
Priest
d)
King
30.
First five books of the Old Testament. Also known as the Torah.
a)
Pentateuch
b)
Septuagint
c)
Vulgate
d)
Canon
31.
Is a Wisdom book
a)
Job
b)
Joshua
c)
Jeremiah
d)
Judges
32.
Is a Historical Book
a)
Daniel
b)
Job
c)
Judges
d)
Jeremiah
33.
Is a book of the prophets
a)
Jonah
b)
Judges
c)
Joshua
d)
Job
34.
Which book of the Pentateuch does Moses die in?
a)
Numbers
b)
Exodus
c)
Deuteronomy
d)
Leviticus
35.
Which book of the Pentateuch has the story of Abraham
a)
Genesis
b)
Exodus
c)
Leviticus
d)
Numbers
36.
Which book of the Pentateuch has rules and laws for how to celebrate festivals
a)
Leviticus
b)
Numbers
c)
Genesis
d)
Deuteronomy
37.
Which book of the Pentateuch has the story of Moses in Egypt in it.
a)
Exodus
b)
Genesis
c)
Leviticus
d)
Numbers
38.
Which book of the Pentateuch has Israel in the desert for 40 years and features a Bronze Serpent
a)
Numbers
b)
Exodus
c)
Genesis
d)
Deuteronomy
39.
When does Israel reach the Promise Land the 1st time?
a)
Genesis
b)
Exodus
c)
Numbers
d)
Deuteronomy
40.
Which book has the Great Shema in it?
a)
Leviticus
b)
Deuteronomy
c)
Exodus
d)
Numbers
41.
Noah is in which book of the Pentateuch?
a)
Genesis
b)
Exodus
c)
Numbers
d)
Leviticus
42.
Golden Calf is in...
a)
Exodus
b)
Numbers
c)
Genesis
d)
Deuteronomy
43.
If I wanted to know which laws to follow to stay ritually pure I would look in
a)
Leviticus
b)
Deuteronomy
c)
Exodus
d)
Numbers
44.
Joshua is appointed to lead the people after Moses dies in...
a)
Numbers
b)
Exodus
c)
Deuteronomy
d)
Leviticus
45.
1 Samuel 2:7
What do the letters in red denote?
a)
Book Name
b)
Chapter
c)
Volume
d)
Verse
46.
1 Samuel 6:7
What does the number in red denote?
a)
Volume
b)
Name of the Book
c)
Chapter
d)
Verse
47.
1 Samuel 6:7
What does the number in red denote?
a)
Chapter
b)
Verse
c)
Volume
d)
Book Name
48.
The Greek translation of the Old Testament is called the ___.
a)
Vulgate
b)
Septuagint
c)
Didache
d)
Iliad
49.
The process of handing down information from generation to generation through word of mouth which is where much of the Old Testament began.
a)
Oral Tradition
b)
Historical Context
c)
Canon
d)
Inerrant
50.
The official list of inspired books of the Bible. Catholics list 46 Old Testament books and 27 New Testament books in theirs.
a)
Canon
b)
Pentateuch
c)
Sacred Scripture
d)
Septuagint
51.
An important ancient Greek translation of the Old Testament. It gets its name from the 70 scholars who legend says made the translation in 72 days
a)
Pentateuch
b)
Vulgate
c)
Septuagint
d)
Torah
52.
Speaks for God. Delivers the message that God wants to speak to the people of each time.
a)
Prophet
b)
Patriarch
c)
King
d)
Priest
53.
Process of handing things down by word of mouth. How many of the books of the Bible began.
a)
Oral Tradition
b)
Evangelization
c)
Testimony
d)
Divine Revelation
54.

The “fathers of the faith”, male heads of family, elders or leaders. Example: Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

a)

Patriarch

b)

Prophet

c)

Priest

d)

King

55.
First five books of the Old Testament. Also known as the Torah.
a)
Pentateuch
b)
Septuagint
c)
Vulgate
d)
Canon
56.
1 Samuel 2:7
What do the letters in red denote?
a)
Book Name
b)
Chapter
c)
Volume
d)
Verse
57.
1 Samuel 6:7
What does the number in red denote?
a)
Volume
b)
Name of the Book
c)
Chapter
d)
Verse
58.
1 Samuel 6:7
What does the number in red denote?
a)
Chapter
b)
Verse
c)
Volume
d)
Book Name
59.
The Greek translation of the Old Testament is called the ___.
a)
Vulgate
b)
Septuagint
c)
Didache
d)
Iliad
60.

A binding agreement between persons or groups which creates a relationship.

a)

Contract

b)

Covenant

c)

Canon

d)

Constitution

61.

The term for Greekification (spreading of Greek culture). Named after some bimbo from the myths of the Trojan War whose "face launched 1,000 ships".

a)

Hellenization

b)

Karenization

c)

Beckization

d)

Sharonization

62.

The story of God's saving work through time

a)

Salvation History

b)

Canon

c)

Septuagint

d)

Pentateuch

63.

What is God's ultimate goal in the Bible:

a)

Eternal loving relationship with humans

b)

Humans to spread His Word

c)

Humans to believe in Him

d)

Humans to have good lives on Earth

64.

Which period of Israel's history did Israel form into a more sophisticated civilization with social hierarchy, an educated upper class, and a more unified culture

a)

Monarchy Period

b)

Federation Period

c)

Apostolic Period

d)

Babylonian Exile

e)

Post-Exile Period

65.

How did the Israelites start off?

a)

Farmers living by a river

b)

Herdsmen living as nomads

c)

Tradesmen living in cities

d)

Nobility ruling over other groups

66.

All of the following are true about the federation period except _____.

a)

It occurred right after the the people were free from Egypt

b)

It followed the conquest of Canaan (Promised Land)

c)

That the tribes settled their allotted pieces of land

d)

That the people lived as a tribally divided nation

67.

Which statement is not true about the Babylonian Exile

a)

The most educated elite of the Jewish people were enslaved in Babylon

b)

The first Old Testament canon was assembled during this time

c)

The Jews needed to find a way to keep their culture while living as captives/slaves in a foreign city

d)

The Greek language was spreading all over the world and Jews needed to translate their scriptures into Greek

68.

Which of these things is not true about the time after the Babylonian Exile (Post-Exile Period)

a)

The world (and the Jewish people) were becoming more Greek

b)

The world (and the Jewish people) were "under new management" a couple of times during this period

c)

The Jews finally got to govern themselves again and go back to having kings descended from King David

d)

The Septuagint was made

69.

When did many of the writings that eventually became the Old Testament first start appearing?

a)

Monarchy Period

b)

Post-Exile Period

c)

Patriarchs Period

d)

Babylonian Exile

70.

How did the New Testament begin (what form was it first in)?

a)

The teachings and life of Jesus

b)

Oral Tradition

c)

Christian writings

d)

Eye-witness Testimony

71.

Which is the correct order of empires that conquered Israel?

a)

Babylon >>> Macedonia (Alexander the Great) >>> Persia >>> Rome

b)

Babylon >>> Persia >>> Macedonia (Alexander the Great) >>> Rome

c)

Rome >>> Persia >>> Macedonia (Alexander the Great) >>> Babylon

d)

Persia >>> Babylon >>> Macedonia (Alexander the Great) >>> Rome

72.

What is the correct order of relationships that God makes with Israel through covenants?

a)

Family >>> Nation >>> Kingdom >>> Church

b)

Kingdom>>> Nation >>> Family >>> Church

c)

Family >>> Kingdom >>> Nation >>> Church

d)

Church >>> Family >>> Nation >>> Kingdom

73.

Before there were Gospels, how was the life of Jesus taught?

a)

Eye-witness Testimony

b)

Oral Tradition

c)

Septuagint

d)

Hebrew writings

74.

Which of these is not true about the Apostolic Period?

a)

Eye-witnesses of Jesus were alive

b)

All of the New Testament documents were written

c)

The Gospel was spread to Greek speaking gentiles

d)

The canon of the New Testament was set

75.

By giving them laws on Mt. Sinai (like the 10 Commandments), God formed Israel into His ______

a)

Family

b)

Nation

c)

Kingdom

d)

Church

76.

By becoming human, dying for our sins, resurrecting to new life and sending down His Holy Spirit to empower those who follow Him to act and teach as He did, Jesus forms all those in His covenant into His ________.

a)

Church

b)

Family

c)

Kingdom

d)

Nation

77.

When was the first Old Testament canon beginning ot be assembled (in Hebrew)?

a)

Monarchy Period

b)

Babylonian Exile

c)

Post-Exile Period

d)

Patriarch Period

78.

What language is all of the New Testament and the very last parts of the Old Testament written in?

a)

Greek

b)

Latin

c)

Hebrew

79.

After the Apostolic period:

a)

The last Gospels were written

b)

The Christian canon was set (Old and New Testament)

c)

The Septuagint was written

d)

Paul wrote his letters

80.
Teaching authority of the Church
a)
Sacred Scripture
b)
Magisterium
c)
Presbyter
d)
Curia
81.
Comes from the Latin word meaning "unveil"
a)
Revelation
b)
Tradition
c)
Scripture
d)
Religion
82.

_____ allows us to know God through human reason and knowledge.

a)

Natural Revelation

b)

Divine Revelation

c)

Sacred Scripture

d)

Sacred Tradition

83.
The story of God’s saving actions on our behalf.
a)
Salvation History
b)
Sacred Scripture
c)
Sacred Tradition
d)
Natural Revelation
84.
The inspired Word of God; the written record of God’s Revelation.
a)
Sacred Tradition
b)
Sacred Scripture
c)
Salvation History
d)
Natural Revelation
85.
The living transmission of the Church’s Gospel message found in the Church’s teaching, life, and worship.
a)
Sacred Tradition
b)
Sacred Scripture
c)
Salvation History
d)
Natural Revelation
86.

Personal knowledge of God through responding with belief to truths God has revealed.

a)

Divine Revelation

b)

Faith

c)

Reason

d)

Natural Revelation

87.

God used the human authors of the books of the Bible and their choices as to instruments reveal the truths of Salvation.

a)

True

b)

False

88.

A literary ____ is a type of writing that has a particular style or content and that uses particular tools to tell its message.

a)

Genre

b)

Context

c)

Tool

d)

Category

89.

The process of interpreting the meaning from out of the biblical text is called _______.

a)

Exegesis

b)

Eisegesis

c)

Hermeneutics

d)

Rhetoric

90.
The ____ has the final authority to interpret what the Bible teaches.
a)
Magisterium
b)
Conscience
c)
Individual
d)
Priest
91.
God’s Written Word. 
a)
Sacred Scripture
b)
Sacred Tradition
c)
Natural Revelation
92.

God's spoken living Word

a)

Sacred Tradition

b)

Sacred Scripture

c)

Natural Revelation

93.

_________ looks at the entire Bible as a whole in the light of its fulfillment in Jesus Christ.

a)

Allegorical Sense

b)

Literal Sense

c)

Moral Sense

d)

Anagogical Sense

94.

______ is the meaning intended intended by the human author of Scripture and discovered by exegesis, interpreting the Bible as literature.

a)

Literal Sense

b)

Allegorical Sense

c)

Anagogical Sense

d)

Moral Sense

95.
______ is the meaning that the Biblical text has in relation to our lives and how God wants us to live.
a)
Moral Sense
b)
Allegorical Sense
c)
Anagogical Sense
d)
Literal Sense
96.
The _____ looks at Scripture within the context of eternity and asks how the passage relates to God's eternal plan for our lives in Heaven.
a)
Anagogical Sense
b)
Allegorical Sense
c)
Moral Sense
d)
Literal Sense
97.
The _____ of a literary text is all of the relevant information about what life was like at the time the text was written and how the original audience viewed the world.
a)
Historical Context
b)
Story Context
c)
Genre
d)
Setting
98.

Catholics read the whole Bible literally.

a)

True

b)

False

99.
Catholics believe that the Bible is God's inerrant word.
a)
True
b)
False
100.
When Catholics describe the Bible as "inerrant" they mean the Bible _____
a)
Teaches God's truth without error
b)
Is 100% accurate in every detail on every topic
c)
Is wrong and unreliable
d)
Is mostly accurate
101.
Which of these is not a literary genre found in the Bible
a)
Biography
b)
History
c)
Letter
d)
Memoir
102.

Which of these statements is NOT true about the Bible

a)

It was written over many centuries by different authors

b)

The Bible is without error in teaching the truths of God’s Revelation for our salvation.

c)

Every part of it is meant to be read literally and has equal authority.

d)

It is composed of many literary genres and makes use of many different literary tools like figurative and literal language.

103.
The Greek translation of the Old Testament is called the ___.
a)
Vulgate
b)
Septuagint
c)
Didache
d)
Iliad
104.
The process of handing down information from generation to generation through word of mouth which is where much of the Old Testament began.
a)
Oral Tradition
b)
Historical Context
c)
Canon
d)
Inerrant
105.

When a development builds upon previous teachings instead of overwriting or deleting them.

a)

Conserving the Past

b)

Preservation of Type

c)

Power of Assimilation

d)

Continuity of Sequence

106.

When the fundamental nature of what makes a teaching what it is does not change during a development or when the development does not go against what makes the teaching itself.

a)

Preservation of Type

b)

Conserving the Past

c)

Power of Assimilation

d)

Continuity of Sequence

107.

When Church teaching is able to understand the culture around it and take in good parts of the changing environment while keeping out bad.

a)

Power of Assimilation

b)

Conserving the Past

c)

Continuity of Sequence

d)

Preservation of Type

108.

Which of these is most crucial to understanding if Catholics are to read a particular Bible passage literally or not?

a)

The genre

b)

The historical context

c)

The story context of the passage

d)

The culture of the intended audience

109.

The human authors of the Bible had their own intentions and used their own writing styles and culture when writing as they did.

a)

True

b)

False

110.

God can have different intentions for inspiring a particular Bible book or passage than the human author of the text.

a)

True

b)

False

111.

Is the meaning of a Biblical text that God intended it to have. It can speak on topics like Jesus' mission of salvation, my life and eternal life that go beyond the understanding of the human author

a)

Spiritual Sense

b)

Literal Sense

c)

Allegorical Sense

d)

Moral Sense

112.

Which of these is not literary genre in the Bible?

a)

Love poetry

b)

Mythology story

c)

Apocalyptic writings

d)

Epic poetry

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