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WorksheetsSacraments Chapter 3 Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
One of the rights that comes with membership in the Catholic Church is:
. the right to hear the Word of God and have it explained.
the right to preach occasional homilies.
the right to baptize others coming into the Church.
the right to preside at the marriage of friends or family members.
The cardinal or “hinge” virtues that Baptism helps us to acquire are:
faith, hope, charity, and humility.
piety and fortitude.
prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance.
faith and fortitude.
The elements of the Sacrament of Baptism include:
only the sign of the Cross and the Essential Baptismal Rite.
only the Baptismal Rite itself.
the Sign of the Cross, the reading of the Word of God, Exorcisms and the Profession of Faith, Blessing of the Water, Baptismal Rite, Anointing with Chrism, Receiving the white garment and lit candle.
only the Exorcism and the Baptismal Rite.
Which is not an effect of Original Sin?
Sin proliferated throughout the world
Deep tensions developed between men and women
Human beings became subject to sickness and death
Adam and Eve became holier in the long run.
A passage in Genesis that is called the Protoevangelium or the “first Gospel”:
is a prophecy about Noah and the flood.
warns a serpent (Satan) that a Messiah will come and will strike him.
tells Adam and Eve how they must live outside the Garden.
explains that creation is good.
1. The word __________________ comes from a Greek word which means “to plunge or immerse.”
Confirmation
Baptism
Eucharist
Holy Orders
1. The three Sacraments of Initiation are Baptism, __________________, and Eucharist.
Confession
Marriage
Confirmation
Holy Orders
1. During the Rite of Baptism, the priest or deacon imprints the sign of the __________________ on the forehead of the catechumen as a sign that he or she belongs to Christ.
God
Angels
Holy Spirit
Cross
Thomas Merton, a great Catholic spiritual writer and a convert to Catholicism became a ____ priest and a proponent of inter-religious dialogue.
Benedictine
Jesuit
Trappist
In the Easter Vigil, the Church includes ____ readings to show how God prepared his people for Jesus and his saving ministry.
New Testament
Old Testament
Gospel
Psalms
All four Gospels describe the Baptism of Jesus as the beginning of his public ministry.
True
False
Due to changes made at the Second Vatican Council, most Catholics today are baptized as adults.
True
False
According to Jesus, Baptism is not necessary for salvation.
True
False
Baptism is not a one-time occurrence, something that only happened in your past.
True
False
The reception of the Holy Eucharist is the first Sacrament of Initiation.
True
False
A perfumed oil blessed by the bishop and used in some sacramental liturgies
Baptism oil
Chrism
cooking oil
One of the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit that are given to Christians in a more powerful way at Confirmation
Fasting
Understanding
thinking
A two- or three-year period of instruction in the Christian faith
Neophyte
Catechumenate
Mystagogia
Witnesses to faith who are killed because of their beliefs
Exorcisms
Catechists
Martyrs
A word which means the “plunging” or “immersion” of catechumens in water
Confirmation
Baptism
Eucharist
Before the sin of Adam and Eve, those first human beings and all other creatures lived in perfect harmony, health and happiness
True
False
The Second Vatican Council restored the practice of the adult catechumenate called:
The Rite of the Elect
The Rite of Passage for Adults
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
The Rites of Conversion
_____ is the personal sin of Adam and Eve, which in an analogous way describes the fallen state of human nature into which all generations of people are born.
Sin
Fall of Man
Original Sin
Virtues acquired with human effort and God’s grace
Moral Virtues
Theological Virtues
When we receive Baptism, we are sealed with an indelible spiritual mark or character that configures us to Christ.
True
False
