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Living the Commandments and Beatitudes

Total questions: 39

Worksheet time: 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Blessed are the poor in spirit means

a)

to be economically destitute

b)

being aware of your lowliness

c)

to be full of yourself due to abilities

d)

being evil in action, thought, and word

2.

Blessed are the meek means

a)

gentle strength under control

b)

to overpower others for the sake of truth

c)

to be weak minded

d)

not standing up for the Truth

3.

Blessed are those who mourn means

a)

to have sorrow for injustice in the world

b)

to have sorrow for our sinfulness

c)

to have sorrow for how Christ suffered for us

d)

all of the above

4.

What does it mean to hunger and thirst for righteousness?

a)

passionately yearning for holiness

b)

being able to attain sinlessness

c)

perfection in thought and action

d)

desiring for all to know how right you are

5.

What does it mean to be merciful?

a)

relieving the suffering of others

b)

choosing forgiveness with difficult people

c)

both A and B

d)

neither A nor B

6.

What does it mean to be pure in heart?

a)

those who have read the whole Bible

b)

remaining consistently unstained by sin

c)

able to pray for intentions in Sainthood

d)

fully focused on God and things of God

7.

Blessed are the peacemakers means

a)

using just anger to hold all accountable to their sins

b)

limiting gossip and slander in public arenas

c)

trying to defuse conflicts and restore relationships

d)

having the authority to end military battles

8.

Being persecuted for the sake of righteousness means

a)

we are likely living out the first 7 Beatitudes

b)

being exulted by society due to our holiness

c)

we must avoid suffering at all costs

d)

Jesus will protect us from all afflictions

9.

Who received the Ten Commandments from God?

a)

Jesus, on the Sermon on the Mount

b)

Moses, at the top of Mt Sinai

c)

Elijah

d)

Abraham, at the sacrifice of his son Isaac

10.

Which of the Ten Commandments teach us to love and honor God?

a)

first, second, and third

b)

fourth, fifth, and sixth

c)

Seventh through tenth

d)

second and eighth

11.

What are the Ten Commandments part of?

a)

Baptism

b)

Beatitudes

c)

the Church

d)

God's Law

12.

In the story of the sinful woman, why did Jesus forgive her sins?

a)

because of what she said

b)

because of what she did

c)

because of her great love

d)

because of her prayers

13.

Which of the Ten Commandments teach us to love and respect our parents and others?

a)

first, second, third

b)

first, second, third, and fourth

c)

fourth through tenth

d)

the fifth commandment

14.

The first three Commandments require us to _____.

a)

love God and put him first

b)

be nice to others

c)

respect the property of others

d)

honor our parents

15.

A ____ sin is a serious violation of God's Law

a)

venial

b)

mortal

16.

When we receive Christ in Holy Communion, receive forgiveness for ______.

a)

Original Sin

b)

venial sin

c)

mortal sin

d)

corporate sin

17.

To commit a mortal sin, a person must do something very wrong, know that it is wrong, and do it _____.

a)

anyway

b)

once

c)

repeatedly

d)

with anger

18.

We can form a good conscience by following the teachings of the Church, reading _____, and obeying our parents.

a)

psychology book

b)

the Bible

c)

cartoons

d)

the newspaper

19.

God gave the _____ to Moses on Mt. Sinai.

a)

Beatitudes

b)

Manna

c)

Covenant

d)

Ten Commandments

20.

Saint Augustine experienced a _____ and became one of the greatest writers and preachers of the Church.

a)

conversion

b)

near-death experience

c)

miracle

d)

revelation

21.

Mortal sin destroys God's _____ in a person's soul.

a)

mercy

b)

blessing

c)

presence

d)

grace

22.
There is only 1 true God. God loves you, and he wants you to love Him and to remember that there is no other like him.
a)
Remember to keep holy the Lord's day
b)
I am the Lord your God, you shall not have strange Gods before me
c)
You shall not kill
d)
You shall not steal
23.
We take care of what we own. We are fair when playing and share with those in need. We do not take from others or cheat.
a)
You shall note bear false witness against your neighbor
b)
You shall not steal
c)
Honor your father and mother
d)
You shall not cover your neighbor's goods
24.
We show that we are happy and thanksful for our families and friends. We do not get jealous of other people because of the friends they have.
a)
You shall not covet your neighbors goods
b)
You shall not covet your neighbor's wife
c)
You shall not kill
d)
You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor
25.
We show that we are thankful for what we own. We do not get jealous of other people because of the things they own.
a)
You shall not covet your neighbor's goods
b)
I am the Lord your God, you shall not have strange gods before me
c)
Honor your father and mother
d)
You shall not kill
26.

Commandments 1-4 are concerned with man's duty to ____

a)

God

b)

ourselves & others

27.

In commandments 5-10 we learn ways to love __________

a)

God

b)

ourselves & others

28.
Under what circumstances can one use violence, even by force, against another?
a)
never justifiable
b)
on the degree of one's sufferings
c)
self- defense
29.
We speak God's name only with love and respect. We praise God and ask him to bless us and other people.
a)
Honor your father and mother
b)
You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor
c)
You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain
d)
You shall not covet your neighbor's wife
30.
We join our parish each week for Mass on Sunday or Saturday evening.  We worship God and show him respect by making Sunday special
a)
Remember to keep holy the Lord's day
b)
You shall not commit adultery.
c)
You shall not kill
d)
You shall not steal
31.

The 10 commandments were given in ...

a)

Egyp

b)

Mount Sinai

c)

Canaán

d)

Heaven

32.

The Two Great Commandments...

a)

are a summary of the 10 Commandments

b)

You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind.

c)

is also known as the Law of Love

d)

You shall love your neighbor as yourself.

e)

all of the above

33.

The 10 Commandments can be found at...

a)

Mark 12:29-31

b)

Exodus 20:1-17

c)

John 3:16

d)

Genesis 6:5-10

34.

The Jewish Feast that is remembered and celebrated as a result of the 10th Plague and then the Jews being freed from Slavery is called Pesach (Passover).

a)

True

b)

False

35.

What is the purpose of the 10 Commandments?

a)

Just to have rules

b)

So God can just tell us what to do

c)

To follow God’s instructions and get closer to him and fulfil the Covenant

d)

To give life order and structure

36.

What body of water did Moses and the Israelites cross to gain freedom and receive the 10 Commandments?

a)

The Sea of Galilee

b)

The Dead Sea

c)

The Black Sea

d)

The Red Sea

37.

There are 10 Commandments and __ Beatitudes given to Jesus in his Sermon on the Mount

a)

10

b)

5

c)

8

d)

3

38.

To teach the 10 Commandments Jesus

a)

lived them.

b)

showed examples through his actions.

c)

taught them and encouraged the Greatest Commandment

d)

All of the above

39.

Trust in God not material things is the value taught in 'Blessed are the poor in spirit, for the Kingdom of God is theirs.

a)

True

b)

False