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TH II test 1 review -Trinity as Foundation/ Church

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Church is both a sign and a _________________ of God's grace

a)

cause

b)

result

c)

symbol

2.

The best way to understand trinity is as:

a)

a relationship of love

b)

a confusing mystery, entirely unsolvable

c)

a three leaf clover

d)

God passing down supremacy to two lesser beings

3.

This word refers to God's love poured out to us

a)

charism

b)

spirit

c)

grace

d)

marks of the Chruch

4.

The literal translation of "Church" is

a)

Body of Christ

b)

People of God

c)

Convocation

d)

Temple of the Holy Spirit

5.

The official teaching authority of the Church, whose task is to interpret and preserve the truths of salvation.

a)

magisterium

b)

Magis

c)

Magnificat

d)

chatechism

6.

This scriptural image of Church illustrates how the Church finds unity amid diversity.

a)

People of God

b)

Body of Christ

c)

Temple of the Holy Spirit

7.

Authority is passed on from one bishop to another through the laying on of hands in the Sacrament of Holy orders. ....so leadership within the Church can be traced all the way to the first apostles.

a)

apostolic succession

b)

hierarchy

c)

patriarchy

8.

This scriptural image of Church refers back to the Hebrew people who understood themselves as "the chosen people."

a)

People of God

b)

Temple of the Holy Spirit

c)

Body of Christ

9.

This person articulated the scriptural image of Church-- The Church is the Body of Christ

a)

St. Paul

b)

Aristotle

c)

Thomas Aquinas

d)

Saint Ignatius

10.

Ancient Jews believed God was most present to them:

a)

In the Temple

b)

In their homes

c)

In Church

11.

Christians believe that the Holy Spirit is at work in the Church and has been for all times, that is why one of the scriptural images of Church is:

a)

Temple of the Holy Spirit

b)

People of God

c)

Body of Christ

12.

Unique qualities or gifts that individuals and communities may have, these are considered gifts from God, and they are to be used to help build up the Church and World

a)

sacramental grace

b)

charism

c)

trinity

13.

A sign and a cause of God's grace

a)

Sacrament

b)

sacramental principle

c)

sacramental grace

14.

Each of the following religions trace their roots back to Abraham except:

a)

Christianity

b)

Islam

c)

Judaism

d)

Buddhism

15.

Another way of saying that "we are made in God's image" is to say:

a)

we look like God

b)

God made us and does not want us to change

c)

trinity

d)

we share qualities with God, although we can never be perfect like God

16.

The theology of trinity teaches us each of the following EXCEPT

a)

we are always being invited into a relationship with God

b)

we are made to be in relationships of love

c)

our uniqueness and our diversity is part of God's plan for creation

d)

we worship three distinct gods

17.

In the language of Byzantine icons the color brown implies

a)

sacrifice

b)

new life and/or renewal

c)

Connection to the Earth

d)

divinity

18.

When we refer to the "first person of the Trinity" we are talking about

a)

God the Father

b)

The Son

c)

The Holy Spirit

19.

Challenging ourselves to have expansive images of God

a)

helps us to appreciate and seek God in all things

b)

is idolotrous

c)

will weaken one's faith in Jesus

d)

puts limits on what we imagine God to be

20.

Icons

a)

are meant to be an aid in prayer, so although we venerate (honor) the image and the person depicted we are not actually worshipping the image itself.

b)

are meant to be worshipped by Christians