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WorksheetsChapter 3.2 Review
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
The Gospels compare John the Baptist to this Old Testament prophet
Elijah
Amos
Jeremiah
Isaiah
A central truth of Revelation that Catholics are obliged to believe
Divine Revelation
Incarnation
Dogma
Annunciation
“God with us”
Son of God
Dogma
Divine Revelation
Emmanuel
Throughout his Gospel, Luke highlights Jesus’ journey to this city
Jerusalem
Bethlahem
Nazareth
Israel
This is the event when the angel Gabriel tells Mary that God has chosen her to be the Mother of the Lord.
Ascension
Immaculate Conception
Annunciation
Magnificat
She recognized Mary as the Mother of God
Mary Magdalen
Elizabeth
Ruth
Esther
The dogma that God’s eternal Son assumed a human nature and became man in Jesus Christ to save us from our sins. Literally mean “taking on human flesh.”
Annunciation
Divine Revelation
Incarnation
Epiphany
The belief that Mary was conceived without Original Sin.
Annunciation
Original Holiness
Epiphany
Immaculate Conception
Stories of the Gospels of Matthew and Luke about the early life of Jesus
Infancy Narratives
Stories of Jesus
Genealogy
Emmanuel
The feast that celebrates the mystery of Christ’s manifestation as Savior of the world.
Feast of the Wedding of Cana
Feast of the Ascension of Christ
Feast of the Epiphany
Feast of the Resurrection
In the OT, a title used for angels, kings and others who had an intimate relationship with God. In the NT, this title reveals the divinity of Jesus as the only Son of God.
Son of David
Son of God
Son of Abraham
Son of David
A title for Jesus that indicates his ancestry can be traced to King David, as foretold in Scripture.
Son of David
Son of God
Son of Abraham
Son of a gun
A sign of incorporation into Judaism.
The star of David
Sacrifice of a lamb
Circumcision
Obeying the Sabbath
Who prays this for their child, “And you, child, will be called prophet of the Most High, for you will go before the Lord to prepare his ways…” (LK 1:76)
David
Joseph
Abraham
Zachariah
This explains more fully what the Gospel reveals about the Word of God.
Dogma
Divine Revelation
Gospels
Catechism of the Catholic Church
What do Luke and Matthew both share in common at the beginning of their Gospels?
The story of Creation
The story of Jesus' teachings as an adult
The infancy Narratives
Jesus' return to Nazareth
What are the three Synoptic Gospels?
Matthew, Mark, and Luke
Mark, Luke and John
Mark, John and Matthew
Which of the following is NOT one of the similarities between the two infancy narratives?
An angel foretold Jesus’ birth in both accounts
Jesus is conceived by the Holy Spirit, thus he is the Son of God.
Jesus was born in Bethlehem, as prophesized by Micah.
Joseph was not Jesus’ legal, foster father.
Which Gospel author writes for an audience of persecuted believers, and focuses on theme of the suffering Son of God?
Mark
Mathew
Luke
John
Why is the story of the visit of the Magi important in the Gospel of Matthew?
To bring gift's to the Lord, Jesus.
It represents the Lord’s willingness to accept Gentiles among those who worship him.
To send word that the King was after Jesus
For what audience did Luke write his Gospel?
Gentiles
Jewish
Christians
Nazarenes
Which of the four gospels begins with a prologue that includes the words “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God…”?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Which is NOT one of the ways the Gospels are historical:
They were written immediately after Christ’s Resurrection.
They were gradually produced over time using a variety of sources.
They were set in a particular time and place.
They were meant to recount accurate history.
Quelle, meaning ‘source’ is a hypothetical written collection primarily of Jesus’ sayings found in which 2 Gospels?
Mark and Luke
Mathew and Luke
Mathew and Mark
Which Gospel writes about the “suffering Son of God” who offers himself a sacrifice for sins.
Mathew
Mark
Luke
John
The visit of the Magi represents the Lord’s willingness to accept who among those who worship him?
Gentiles
Jews
Romans
Egyptians
Which Gospel was written for Gentile-Christian audience?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
John is portrayed as a _________________, announcing the coming of the promised Messiah.
New Prophet
New Adam
New Elijah
New Christ
The Angel ____________ told Mary she would conceive the Son of the Most High by the Holy Spirit.
With the Canticle known as the Magnificat
With the Canticle known as the Benedictus
With the Canticle known as the Incarnation
With the Canticle known as the Catechism
When John the Baptist is born, his father Zechariah offers a prayer known as:
The Magnificat
The Benedictus
The Incarnation
The Catechism
What is the significance of 12 year old Jesus teaching in the temple?
He knew more than the scribes and rabbis.
He disobeyed his parents by going to Temple and staying there.
This prefigured a future day when we would again teach as an adult to the learned scribes and rabbis.
He felt more comfortable in the Temple preaching than outdoors.
Which Gospel writer begins his Gospel from before the creation of the world?
John
Matthew
Mark
Luke
Where is the City of David?
Jerusalem
Israel
Bethlehem
Nazareth
Jesus’ flight into Egypt and the massacre of the infants recalls what Old Testament story?
Abraham sacrificing his son
Moses escape from Pharaoh
David reign as King
Noah and the story of the flood
The Angel ____________ told Mary she would conceive the Son of the Most High by the Holy Spirit.
Christopher
James
Gabriel
Michael
