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WorksheetsHRE1O1 FinEx Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
What is the first book of the Bible?
Genesis
The Gospel of John
Acts of the Apostles
Torah
Each chapter of the Bible is composed of:
Verses
Testaments
Gospels
Books
How many books make up the Catholic Bible?
57
73
27
2
The Gospels were written by all of the following except for:
Matthew
Paul
Luke
John
The ______________ talks about the Life of Jesus Christ
Old Testament
Gospel
Torah
Acts of the Apostles
Refers to God working through the authors of the Hebrew and Christian Scriptures to communicate religious truth.
Inspiration
New Testament
Revelation
Old Testament
There are minor mistakes in scripture, but there are no mistakes in the message.
Moral Truth
Inspiration
Inerrancy
Religious truth
People who weave together the whole situation background or environment relevant to a particular event, personality etc. when reading and interpreting the Bible.
Evangelist
Literalist
Contextualist
Realist
Those who read and interpret the Bible passage word for word based on the actual words in their ordinary meaning.
Pharisees
Scribes
Literalist
Contextualist
These are short stories told by Jesus to bring out a moral or religious truth.
Proverbs
Sermon
Psalm
Parables
The _______ shows us the sacredness of the human body.
Human Dignity
5th Commandment
Love of Neighbour
Holy purity
How we’d like to be; the qualities we admire in others.
Self image
Ideal self image
Image gap
celebrity image
S.P.I.E.S. stands for Spiritual, Physical, Intellectual, Emotional, and _______ aspects of our life.
Simple
Special
Social
Smart
They understand and are comfortable with themselves. They are often good at helping others.
Intelligence of Self
Intelligence of Relationships
Physical Intelligence
Spatial Intelligence
They often understand things best when they are presented in the first person or in terms of how they affect human interactions.
Self Smart
People Smart
Sound Smart
Word Smart
People who are good at sports such as baseball also tend to have a well developed ______.
Spatial Intelligence
Physical Intelligence
Rhythmic Intelligence
Interpersonal Intelligence
They tend to be good at things that use strength or endurance, poise, grace or coordination.
Spatial Intelligence
Rhythmic Intelligence
Relational Intelligence
Physical Intelligence
They tend to read well, write well, speak well, and engage in lively discussions.
Self Smart
Well-being Smart
People Smart
Word Smart
They are usually good at reproducing things they have seen and designing new things.
Physical Intelligence
Spatial Intelligence
Logical Intelligence
Rhythmic Intelligence
Charts and graphs, statistics and scientific data all help them learn.
Body Smart
Sound Smart
Number Smart
Picture Smart
_______ are outward signs of inward grace, instituted by Christ for our sanctification.
Prayers
Sacraments
Symbols
Tradition
Which is NOT a sacrament of initiation ?
Anointing if the sick
Baptism
Reconciliation
Holy Eucharist
Which is not a sacrament of healing?
Sacrament of Penance
Confession
Anointing of the sick
Matrimony
Which is NOT a sacrament of service and commitment?
Priesthood
Holy Communion
Matrimony
Holy Orders
The commandments engraved on stone tablets and given to ______ by God on Mount ____.
Jesus + Olives
Abraham + Sinai
Jesus + Thabor
Moses + SInai
The Ten commandments can be summarized into:
Love your neighbor as you love yourself
Love one another
Love of God and neighbours
Do unto others as you want them do unto you
Thou shall not commit adultery “ can be paired with the:
Fifth Commandment
Seventh Commandment
Ninth Commandment
Tenth Commandment
Thou shall not covet thy neighbours’ goods” can be paired with the :
Fifth Commandment
Seventh Commandment
Ninth Commandment
Tenth Commandment
Jesus Christ taught his disciples how to pray the:
“I Believe”
“Glory Be”
Lord’s Prayer
“Hail Mary”
The following is a prayer of supplication:
Our Father, who art in heaven, Hallowed be thy Name.
Thy Kingdom come. Thy will be done in earth, as it is in heaven.
Give us this day our daily bread.
And forgive us our trespasses
_______ is deciding to reject the freedom God has given us.
Judas
Temptation
Adam & Eve
Sin
One commits a _______ when he or she disobey the standard of the moral law, and without full knowledge or without complete consent
Freedom
Venial Sin
Mortal Sin
Social Sin
A _______ is one that puts our soul in jeopardy.
social sin
personal sin
venial sin
mortal sin
_______ is a form of individual sin that is committed by someone who “knowingly and deliberately violates the moral law.”
Social SIn
Personal Sin
Venial Sin
Mortal SIn
Likewise,_______ exists within any structure in society that disrespects human beings, diminishes human dignity, violates freedom and/or equity.”
Personal Sin
Social Sin
Mortal Sin
Venial Sin
_______ weakens and damages our love for God, for others, and for our ourselves.
Temptation
Sin
Moral decision
Judgment
Sin is a deliberate offence against the rules and guidelines set by the Ten Commandments and by the _______.
Church
Prophets
Apostles
Beatitude
Our ________ is deciding to be more loving than we could be.
Values
Sins
Conscience
Virtues
For a sin to be mortal, all of these conditions must be met: It must be a _______; it must be committed with full knowledge; and it must be committed with deliberate consent.
temptation
grave matter
social sin
transgression
Social sin is the “sum of countless selfish actions and omissions.” It can also be understood as _______ .
“collective blindness.”
a personal sin
a venial sin
a mortal sin
Describes the preaching of the apostles and the growth of the Christian community in Jerusalem.
Acts 1:8
Acts 1–7
Acts 8–12
Acts 13–28
he Beatitude is NOT about:
the paradoxical promises that sustain hope in the midst of tribulations
the promises made to the chosen people since Moses
the countenance of Jesus Christ and portray his charity
the actions and attitudes characteristic of the Christian life
Blessed are the poor in spirit,
for they shall be called children of God.
for they shall see God.
for they shall obtain mercy.
for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
Blessed are they who are persecuted for the sake of righteousness,
for they shall be called children of God.
for they shall see God.
for they shall obtain mercy.
for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
Blessed are the pure of heart,
for they shall be called children of God.
for they shall be comforted.
for they shall obtain mercy.
for they shall see God.
Blessed are they who hunger and thirst for righteousness,
for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
for they shall be called children of God.
for they shall see God.
for they shall be satisfied.
Human Dignity is NOT about:
the founding principle upon which our Catholic Social Teaching is based
every life is sacred and that no life— born or unborn—is disposable
God created all creatures in his image
every person has inherent dignity that must be respected
The principle of Rights and Responsibilities has nothing to do with:
the belief that every person has original sin, given to them by God
the right to food, clothing, shelter and dignified work
the responsibility to take special care of those who are on the margins of society
the responsibility to care for the poorest and most vulnerable
Every human being has a responsibility to our brothers and sisters, wherever they live.
Solidarity
Subsidiarity
Common Good
Option for the Poor and Vulnerable
Protect people and the planet by living our faith with respect for God’s creation
Solidarity
Participation
Subsidiarity
Stewardship
