WorksheetsKruk Paschal Mystery Midterm Review
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 35mins
Define "Salvation History"
A gift from God that allows us to choose love or sin
God’s saving actions over time
An abuse of the freedom that God gives to created persons
Jesus Christ
Define "sin"
An abuse of the freedom that God gives to created persons
A gift from God that allows us to choose love
A messenger, protector, and shepherd
God’s saving actions over time
The life, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus Christ is known as
Free will
Salvation History
New Adam
Paschal Mystery
God’s original plan for humanity was for men and women to be
Equal, different, and complementary
Equal and free to do whatever they want
Responsible, Caring, and Honest
Complementary, Nice, and Logical
We refer to the verse “I will put enmity between you and the woman, and between your offspring and hers. He will strike at your head while you strike at his heel.” (Gen 3:15) as:
The first Gospel
The Protoevangelium
Good News
All of the above
Genesis answers the question “Why am I here?” by teachings us that we are here to
be in relationship with God because we are created to serve him like slaves
know, love, and serve God so as to be in relationship with him on earth and with him in Heaven
stay from the very beginning of time until the end of the world
take care of the earth because that is what is most important to God
What kinds of beings live in Heaven?
Only Angels and God
God, Angels, and souls of the saints
Souls of humans and plants
All of the above
Humans were created:
as a bodily person with a mortal soul
fully spiritual beings that try to become united with God
body and soul unities that can live on earth and get to Heaven
in the wisdom of God so we can become like gods
He murdered his brother because he could not control his jealousy
Adam
Shem
Abel
Cain
He followed God’s instructions in building an ark
Noah
Samuel
Jacob
David
He succeeded Moses as leader of the Israelites, conquered Jericho
Samuel
David
Arron
Joshua
He was sold into slavery by his brothers and wins favor with the Pharaoh
Joseph
Jacob
Isaac
Moses
He was born to Hannah, anoints Saul and David
Saul
Solomon
Samuel
Joseph
Name changes to Israel, father of 12 tribes
Jacob
Abraham
Isaac
Noah
The covenant God made with Abraham is extended to his descendants
True
False
Moses felt completely prepared to follow God’s call and plan for him
True
False
David always knew he would be king, because he was born into a normal royal family
True
False
Judges were permanent leaders who performed miracles and prophesied about God
True
False
The third major covenant is
Noah
Moses
Abraham
Saul
The fourth major covenant is
David
Judges
Abraham
Moses
The word “covenant” is a synonym for the word/phrase ______________.
"With God"
"Law"
"Testament"
"Signs"
Typology is defined as
Reading the New Testament while looking for Old Testament references to prophets
Reading the Old Testament while looking for foreshadowing of Jesus
Reading the Bible while looking for proof that God actually exists
Reading the Old Testament while looking for types of prophecies in the New Testament
How many Old Testament prophecies did Jesus fulfill
2000
496
175
300
What are the statistical chances of one person in history fulfilling just 8 of the Old Testament prophecies about the coming Messiah?
1 in 100 million
1 in 300 billion
1 in 100 quadrillion
Statistically impossible
The decorations of Solomon’s Temple to God were specifically designed to reflect
The original beauty of the Garden of Eden
The second coming of Christ
The Messiah’s victory over sin and death
The stories of the Old Testament covenants and prophets
Means “God with us”
Jesus
Emmanuel
Apostle
Magnificat
Means “God saves”
Emmanuel
Jesus
Beatitudes
Incarnation
Means “one who is sent forth”
Epiphany
Magnificat
Apostle
Incarnation
Some examples of prophets are Jeremiah, Amos, Isaiah, and Ezekiel
True
False
Abraham appeared during the Transfiguration to represent the prophets
True
False
The genealogy of Jesus Christ that ties him to the line of David is found in the Gospel of Matthew
True
False
A philosophical argument we could use to show that Jesus is who He says He is is
Aquinas’ 5 proofs of the existence of God
C.S. Lewis’ Liar, Lunatic, Lord argument
A logical explanation in support of the Trinity
Relativism and Truth
God sent his son incarnate
So we might know God’s love and become divine ourselves
To be our model of holiness and reconcile us to God
To make us partakers of divine nature and show us God’s flaws
To fulfill Original Sin and teach us about relativism
John the Baptist first encountered Jesus
When they were both in the womb and their mothers were talking to each other
At Jesus’ baptism at the Jordan River
While Jesus was preaching the Sermon on the Mount
When Jesus taught him how to baptize people
Two things we learn from the Miracle at Cana are
Mary’s role as intercessor, references to the sacraments
Jesus has not begun his public ministry, marriage is important
Jesus performs miracles when asked, his apostles support him
Marriage is the most important sacrament, Mary can tell Jesus what to do
Jesus announced the Kingdom of Heaven through
Miracles, the Sermon on the Mount, and the Eucharist
Miracles, the Bread of Life Discourse, and Preaching
Preaching, reaching to the outcasts, and performing miracles
Healing the deaf and blind, living in the temple, teaching parables
Jesus initially teaches us the meaning of the Eucharist during the
Sermon on the Mount
Bread of Life Discourse
Last Supper
Bread of Heaven Parable
We can prove that Jesus wants us to take John 6 literally because
He speaks in parables like his other teachings
He does not use metaphors and repeats the teaching after clarification
People are willing to stake everything on this teaching so they change what he said
He repeats himself 16 times and repeats the metaphor until all of them understand
What two Scripture passages are essential to the Catholic teaching on the Eucharist?
The Last Supper and the Transfiguration
The Passion and the Incarnation
The Bread of Life Discourse and the Last Supper
The Transubstation and the Bread of Life Discourse
Pliny the Younger and Tacitus were both
Romans who wrote about a man named Jesus
Fathers of the Christian Church
Jewish historians
Creators of historical artifacts
The challenging the emperor’s authority
Sedition
Blasphemy
Eucharist
Hosanna
Emphasizes healing the relationship broken by an offense
Sedition
Atonement
Eucharist
Blasphemy
Save us, please
Eucharist
Hosanna
Atonement
Way of the Cross
The Romans were involved in the conspiracy against Christ because they accused him of trying to
usurp the Emperor.
True
False
We use specific words in the Liturgy of the Eucharist because the Disciples wrote them
True
False
Jesus predicts three times before he even enters Jerusalem that he will die and rise again
True
False
Jesus enters Jerusalem on a __________, which fulfills ___________________.
horse, his kingship
sheep, that he is the lamb of God
donkey, prophecy of Zechariah
camel, typology of Moses in the desert
In Matthew 28, we read that
The guards posted at the tomb see an angel and run away
The women see Jesus walk out of the tomb in a shining light
The women see an angel who tells them that Jesus’ body has ascended to heaven
The Pharisees pay the guards to lie and tell people Jesus’ body was stolen while they slept
Throughout the Passion narratives, we see that Jesus is
Fully human and struggling with accepting his death sentence
Weak and angry that the Romans are going to crucify
In control, compassionate, and faithful to God’s plan until the end
Kind to those who persecute him, and ready to die to fulfill the prophecies and covenants
When Jesus says “I thirst” on the cross, he is asking for
Wine from the olive tree branch
Water so it could flow from his side
The Cup of Consummation
God to ease his suffering
Jesus could not have chosen a less painful death because
his suffering and Passion pays the high price of our sin and the consequence of death
he does not display miracles like magic tricks of idolatry
the devil doesn’t let him make this choice
human free will demands that we understand the consequences of learning to love like God
The Resurrection of Christ promises our own resurrection
At the Last Judgment
At the moment of our own death
After we are buried properly
When Jesus and all the Saints ascend to Heaven
A grave infraction that destroys the divine life in the soul of the sinner
Venial Sin
Mortal Sin
Concupiscence
Last Judgment
Desires that remain disordered due to temporal consequences of Original Sin, which produce an inclination to sin
Concupiscence
Ascension
Sanctifying grace
Purgatory
Jesus’ glorified body takes his rightful place in Heaven
Resurrection
Ascension
Passion
Sanctifying grace
When Christ judges us individually based on our own lives
Last Judgement
Purgatory
Heaven
Particular Judgement
After death, our souls will die, like our bodies.
True
False
We can lose salvation by committing mortal sins and not being reconciled with God
True
False
After God’s mercy has a soul goes to Purgatory, it is still possible for that soul to go to Hell because of their choices in the afterlife.
True
False
For a sin to be mortal, it must be grave, you must have full knowledge of it being an evil act, and free will to choose the action.
True
False
A person’s degree of responsibility for a sin can never be diminished.
True
False
St. John Paul II says that it wasn’t the amount of suffering Jesus endured on the cross that gave the cross its redemptive value, it was more the amount of ________________________________________________
gravity of sin
power of Heaven
love expressed there
God's power
The fact that the Romans allowed someone to help Jesus carry his cross shows us that
they felt sorry for Him
the scourging was brutal
Simon was guilty too
Jews intervened
In order to prove the Resurrection happened, we need to show proof that Jesus actually died on the cross, and that he was seen in person after his death.
True
False
Some Jews and Romans were frustrated at Jesus because he didn’t conform to their ideas that the Messiah should have come 500 years earlier.
True
False
What does it mean when Jesus lies prostrate in the Garden while praying?
He isn't afraid to get his hands dirty while saving his people
he is submitting completely to the will of the Father
He is upset about the betrayal of Judas
He is planning an alternative way to save humanity
Which of the following means that we should share in God’s divine life, something that is broken with original sin and restored through baptism?
Original Justice
Grace
Original Holiness
Salvation
Catholics are welcome to believe in the Big Bang Theory, Theory of Evolution, etc., but they should take care not to forget that:
they have a trans-physical soul
Genesis is always read literally
Science and faith answer things the same way
Humans are less important than animals
St. John Paul II describes a woman’s natural gifts, including her intuition, compassion, strength, intellect, and sacrificial love, as her:
"daily service to the world"
"feminine genius"
"beauty of spirit"
"gift of femininity"
Which of the following is NOT something that being made in the image and likeness of God makes us capable of doing or having?
entering into covenant with God
self-knowledge
being loved and served by others
freely giving ourselves to other people
