Worksheets8th Grade Chapters 1-3 Test : The Birth and Nature of the Church
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
God made a covenant with this man and his descendants: this is the beginning of the chosen people.
Abraham
Moses
David
Jesus
Through this man, God gave his people formal worship and standards of behavior (10 Commandments) and set them apart as his own people.
Moses
Abraham
David
St. Paul
God was the King of his people, and this man was his earthly vicar. He foreshadowed the relationship of Christ and the Pope.
David
Moses
Abraham
St. Peter
When the Holy Spirit descended on the Apostles and they began the Church's mission to the world. 3000 people were baptized that day.
Pentecost
Ascension
Assumption
Revelation
All of these are marks of the Church except which one?
One
Catholic
Sacraments
Holy
Apostolic
Who founded the Church?
St. Peter
St. Paul
Jesus
Moses
Who are the members of the Church?
the Communion of Saints: Angels and Saints in heaven
all of faithful on earth
the souls in purgatory
All of the these above
Who did Jesus and God the Father send to us?
Adam and Eve
the Marks of the Church
the Holy Spirit
the saints
40 days after the Resurrection when Jesus was taken up to heaven.
Easter
Assumption
Ascension
Pentecost
All the grace necessary for salvation which Jesus merited for us by his death.
deposit of faith
deposit of grace
Ascension
descent of the Holy Spirit
The whole of revelation entrusted to the Church by Jesus and handed on through Scripture and Tradition by the Apostles and their successors.
deposit of faith
deposit of grace
Pentecost
Holy Bible
The teaching authority or office of the Church. It is exercised by the Pope and the bishops united with him. Christians are obliged to obey its teachings.
Apostolic
Magisterium
Communion of Saints
diocese
The last instruction or Great Commission of Jesus was...
to wear sackcloth and ashes in fasting
to feed the poor
to make disciples of all nations and baptize them
to speak in different languages and tongues
A mustard seed, sheepfold, field, and pearl are all _________ of the Church.
part
vestments
images
Mystical Bodies
The Greek word for "Assembly" that is used in the New Testament for the Church.
Ekklesia
tabernacle
agnus dai
Pentecost
Jesus laid the ___________ for his Church during his public life and by his death, Resurrection, and Ascension into heaven. After his Ascension he sent the Holy Spirit to the leaders of the Church.
foundation
net
miracles
Assumption
Jesus gave his Apostles and their successors the authority and power to spread the ___________ to all people
gospel "Good News"
Holy Water
mayonnaise
Ekklesia
The Holy Spirit ____________ on the Apostles and gave them the grace to go forth and __________.
descended, serve
ascended, preach
descended, preach
dropped, Ekklesia
The birthday of the Church; the day that Jesus sent his Holy Spirit to give life to the Church.
Ascension
Assumption
Easter
Pentecost
After the Fall, God promised Adam and Eve that he would send a _______________.
Redeemer
Dove
Flood
Tree of Life
He was a fisherman who became an Apostle of Jesus. His name means "Rock" and Jesus gave him the "Keys" to the Church. He was the leader of the Early Christians and our first Pope.
St. Paul
St. Andrew
St. Peter
King David
His Jewish name was Saul and he was a strict Jewish man trained by the Pharisees. He saw the early Christians as blasphemers and persecuted them.
Paul
Peter
Moses
Solomon
On his way to Damascus, he encountered Jesus and realized the truth of his Resurrection. He was blinded but regained his sight after he was baptized. He wrote letters to early Christian communities that make up a large part of the New Testament.
St. Paul
St. Peter
St. Corinthian
St. Saul
The Church; the union of the members of the Church with each other and Christ.
Mystery of Faith
Mystical Body of Christ
the Sheepfold
Pentecost
All of these express how Christ is present in the Church, except..
the Sacraments (especially the Eucharist)
the Apostles and their successors
the sin of the members
the bishops
The hierarchy of the Church starts with the Pope as the head, then the Cardinals, the Archbishops, the Bishops, the Priests, the _____________, the Laity (the people).
Apostles
disciples
Deacons
principals
All of these describe how the Church is "one" except:
The Church is one because God is one.
The Church is one as Christ's mystical body.
Unity of belief; worship, and liturgy, and of government.
The Church has the fullness of Christ’s truth and is for all people at all times and all places.
All of these describe how the Church is "apostolic" except:
The Church originated from the Apostles and professes the same doctrine as the Apostles.
The Church hands on its teachings to the Apostles and their successors, the bishops.
Unity of belief; worship, and liturgy, and of government.
Apostle means to "be sent" and the Church has a mission to share the Good News of Christ.
The Church is "catholic" in all these ways except...
The Church has the fullness of Christ’s truth and is for all people at all times and all places.
The Church continues to be led by the legitimate successors of Peter and the Apostles.
universal
God gathers the whole world to himself in the Church.
The Church is holy in all these ways, except...
In her origin, purpose, and members who open themselves to grace.
Jesus founded the Church. He is the head of the Mystical Body. He is holy.
The supernatural nature of the Church remains holy event hough some members sin.
The Church has the fullness of Christ’s truth and is for all people at all times and all places.
