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Worksheets7th Grade Liturgical Year
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 16mins
What is the Liturgical Calendar?
The calendar of feast days and seasons in the Church
The cycle of the liturgical seasons following the mysteries of the life of Jesus
The calendar of the year that celebrates the mysteries of Christ's life
All of these describe the liturgical calendar.
What are two penitential liturgical seasons?
Advent and Christmas
Easter and Christmas
Lent and Ordinary time
Lent and Advent
Which is the shortest liturgical season?
Triduum
Advent
Christmas
Ordinary Time
Which season is split up during the year?
Easter
Advent
Ordinary Time
Lent
Which of the following is the proper order of the Liturgical Seasons?
Ordinary Time, Advent, Lent Christmas, Easter, Pentecost
Advent, Christmas, Ordinary Time, Lent, Triduum, Easter, Pentecost
Advent, Christmas, Ordinary Time, Lent, Triduum, Easter, Ordinary Time
Ordinary Time, Lent, Triduum, Easter, Pentecost, Advent, Christmas
Which season is best characterized by "waiting"?
Lent
Advent
Christmas
Ordinary Time
Which season is best characterized by "penance"?
Lent
Advent
Christmas
Ordinary Time
Which season is best characterized by "rejoicing"?
Lent
Advent
Easter
Ordinary Time
Which season is best characterized by "growing"?
Lent
Advent
Easter
Ordinary Time
Which season is best characterized by "joy"?
Lent
Advent
Christmas
Ordinary Time
The three forms of penance commonly practiced during Lent are:
Prayer, Works, Fasting
Prayer, Fasting, Silence
Prayer, Fasting, Almsgiving
Fast, Almsgiving, Works
Why do we have a liturgical calendar?
To help us enter more deeply into the mysteries of Christ's life each year.
So we can keep track of Jesus's Life
So we know to buy Christmas presents when Advent starts
To remind us that the liturgical seasons are the same as the seasons of the weather.
Each year as we celebrate the Liturgical year we:
encounter the mysteries of Christ in a different way because we are different.
just do the same thing in the same way over and over and over again.
We try to figure out why we have to always celebrate the same things over and over again
All of these are correct
The Triduum is unique because:
There is no Mass celebrated during these three days.
There is only one liturgy that stretches over three days
There are no liturgies celebrated during these days
It is the longest season of the liturgical year
The liturgical color of the season of Advent is
Violet
Pink
White
Green
The liturgical color of the season of Lent is
Violet
Pink
White
Green
The liturgical color of the season of Christmas is
Violet
Pink
White
Green
The liturgical color of the season of Easter is
Violet
Pink
White
Green
The liturgical color of the season of Ordinary Time is
Violet
Pink
White
Green
The liturgical color of the season of the Triduum is
Violet
Red
White
Green
The liturgical color violet represents:
Joy
Anticipation
Penance
Growth
The liturgical color green represents:
Joy
Anticipation
Penance
Growth
The liturgical color red represents:
Sacrifice
Anticipation
Penance
Growth
We have an obligation to attend Mass every Sunday
True
False
Only if we don't have something else going on
On the Sundays that we are able
We only have to go to Mass once a week, so school Masses count for our obligation
True
False
The obligation to go to Mass is meant to be an expression of:
Penance
Gratitude
Obedience
None of these
How many precepts of the Church are there?
3
5
7
10
How many times a year are we obliged to go to confession?10
1
3
5
7
How many holy days of obligation are there in the United States?
2
4
6
10
How many of the Holy Days of Obligation are feasts of Mary?
1
3
5
6
Ash Wednesday is a holy day of obligation.
True
False
In what season of the year are we obliged to receive Communion?
Christmas
Lent
Advent
Easter
