Worksheets6th Religion 4th Quarter Final
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Penance can make up for past sin and help prevent future sin.
True
False
Practicing self-denial strengthens our ability to do good with the help of God.
True
False
Catholics age 18-60 are required to fast every Sunday during Lent.
True
False
Marks the official beginning of Lent
Good Friday
Ash Wednesday
Psalm Sunday
Triduum
When does Lent begin?
6 1/2 Weeks before Easter Sunday
In June
January 6
40 days after Easter
The act of giving up something we desire for higher motive
penance
fasting
self-denial
abstinence
On the days the Church requires abstinence, what are we not to do?
Eat between meals
Eat meat
Eat more than one meal per day
Say Alleluia
On what days must we abstain?
Ash Wednesday, Good Friday, every Friday in Lent
Only on Good Friday
Psalm Sunday
Triduum
On what days must we fast?
Ash Wednesday, Good Friday and every Friday in Lent
Ash Wednesday and Good Friday
Every Friday in Lent
The entire season of Lent
What are we preparing for during Advent?
We prepare to celebrate the Resurrection of Christ
We prepare to remember Christ's Passion and Death
We prepare to celebrate the birth of Christ
We prepare to celebrate the Ascension
Like a sport, our __________________ requires penance and discipline.
temptation
faith
energy
thoughts
What is the penitential season in the Church year that prepares us to celebrate the Passion, death and Resurrection of the Lord?
Easter
Advent
Ordinary Time
Lent
When does Advent end?
Four Sundays before Christmas
Christmas Eve
Good Friday
Epiphany
Who is required to fast on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday?
All Catholics
Catholics between 18 - 60 years old
All Catholics over 14
Only members of the clergy
Who is required to abstain from meat on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday?
All Catholics
Catholics age 18- 60
Catholics over 14
Only members of the clergy
What is the principal tribute we offer to God on the Lord’s Day?
Corporal Works of Mercy
Going to Mass
Community Service
Resting
Missing Mass without a serious reason on a Holy Day of Obligation is a……
Venial sin
Mishap
Mortal sin
Trespass
In order to publicly show that God is first in our lives, we must…
Wear a crucifix
give alms to the poor
Meditate
Worship in a community
With what attitude should you go to Mass?
Relaxed
Dreadful
Sacrificial
Reverent
What are certain days, besides Sundays, on which Catholics are required to attend Mass?
Holy Days of Obligation
Triduum
First Fridays
We aren't required to attend Mass, but it is pleasing to God so we go anyway.
January 1
Assumption
Ascension
Mary, Mother of God
Immaculate Conception
Forty days after Easter
Immaculate Conception
Ascension
Assumption
Mary, Mother of God
August 15
All Saints
Christmas
Assumption
Immaculate Conception
November 1
All Saints
Christmas
Assumption
Immaculate Conception
December 8
Immaculate Conception
Divine Intervention
Assumption
Nativity
December 25
Ascension
Christmas
Resurrection
Immaculate Conception
Mary is assumed into Heaven, body and soul.
Ascension
Nativity
Mary, Mother of God
Assumption
Mary gives birth to infant Jesus.
Christmas
Immaculate Conception
Assumption
Easter
We celebrate and honor all the unnamed saints in Heaven.
All Souls Day
All Saints Day
Ascension
Triduum
Mary was conceived without Original Sin.
Immaculate Conception
Incarnation
Assumption
Antecedent
Christ elevates to Heaven by his own power on the fortieth day after his Resurrection
Coronation
Fortitude
Ascension
Passover
Celebrates the significance of Mary’s role in the life of Christ
Mary, Mother of God
Our Lady of Fatima
Assumption
Ascension
Preparing for the birth of Christ
Lent
Advent
Triduum
Ordinary Time
Celebrating the birth of Christ
Lent
Christmas
Triduum
Ordinary Time
The day to day preaching and public ministry of Jesus
Advent
Ordinary Time
Lent
Triduum
Preparing for the Passion and death of Christ
Lent
Easter
Triduum
Ordinary Time
The Passion and death of Christ (Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday)
Lent
Advent
Easter
Triduum
The Resurrection
Triduum
Lent
Easter
Christmas
The Lord requires us to rest on Saturdays.
True
False
According to the Third Commandment, we are required to attend Mass on Sunday (or Saturday evening).
True
False
