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WorksheetsUnit 2.2 Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 8mins
This Gospel's Intro has a DIRECT reference to the Incarnation. - The WORD became flesh.
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
The Infancy Narrative of this Gospel was most likely written to a Gentile audience.
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
The Infancy Narrative of this Gospel emphasizes connection to the Covenant in the Old Testament.
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Mark
Luke
John
Which Gospel does NOT include Jesus' Temptation in the Desert?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Which Gospel has the Annunciation to Mary?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
From Greek meaning "God Bearer" or "Mother of God"
Annunciation
Incarnation
Theotokos
Logos
Immaculate Conception
The event in which the Angel Gabriel visits the Virgin Mary and announces that she is to be the Mother of Jesus
Annunciation
Incarnation
Theotokos
Logos
Immaculate Conception
Which term matches the quote:
"The Son of God became man so that man might become God"
- St. Athanasius
Annunciation
Incarnation
Theotokos
Logos
Immaculate Conception
Literally meaning:
"In flesh"
Annunciation
Incarnation
Theotokos
Logos
Immaculate Conception
Greek word meaning:
"Word" - referring to Jesus as the Divine Word.
Annunciation
Incarnation
Theotokos
Logos
Immaculate Conception
One of the Titles of Jesus:
Refers to the "process of becoming closer to God and growing in holiness"
Redeemer
Sanctifier
Mediator
Logos
Messiah
One of the Titles of Jesus fits with the following Scripture quote:
"We have been made holy through the offering of the body of Jesus once for all"
- Hebrews 10:10
Redeemer
Sanctifier
Mediator
Logos
Messiah
One of the Titles of Jesus fits with the following:
Jesus is the bridge that connects us with God.
Redeemer
Sanctifier
Mediator
Logos
Messiah
One of the Titles of Jesus fits with the following:
One who pays the ransom to free a slave.
Redeemer
Sanctifier
Mediator
Logos
Messiah
These mysteries of the Rosary reflect the arrival, birth, and childhood of Jesus.
Joyful
Sorrowful
Luminous
Glorious
This Gospel's infancy narrative has the shepherd visit.
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Which Gospels contain the Baptism of Jesus?
Matthew and Luke only
The Synoptics only
John only
All four Gospels
Which of the following is the definition for the Immaculate Conception?
The teaching that Mary can be worshiped as equal to God.
The bodily taking up of Mary into Heaven at the end of her life
The announcement of the conception of Jesus into Mary's womb by the angel Gabriel
The conception of Mary free from original sin
What do we learn about Jesus from his Baptism story?
Jesus is the Son of God
Evidence of all 3 persons of the Trinity
Jesus' humility and readiness for his mission and ministry
All of these options
Which is a false statement about the "Hail Mary Prayer"?
The prayer comes from the Gospel of Luke
We pray directly to Mary as a goddess
It asks for Mary to intercede for us
It repeats the words of the angel Gabriel
Which of the following statements best defines the mystery of the Incarnation?
The angel announcing to Mary that she is to be Jesus' mom
The birth of Jesus
A series of words said as a magic spell or charm
The Son of God (Second person of the Trinity) assuming a human nature?
This Gospel's Infancy Narrative has the Magi visit.
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
What does Nativity mean?
The occasion of a person's birth
God taking on human flesh
Angel announces to Mary she is to be the mother of the savior
Bridge between God and humanity
According to Scripture, what can we learn from Jesus’ Temptation story?
Jesus’ temptation was a dream-like hallucination after fasting for 40 days in the desert.
Since Jesus is a purely divine being, he does not experience any type of temptation.
Jesus underwent testing so that he might sympathize with human weakness, and to give strength to those undergoing temptation.
Jesus’ divinity enables him to resist temptation. Humans have no chance against the devil since we are not divine.
Which Gospel, written to a Jewish audience, makes a direct parallel to the Old Testament in the infancy narrative when he writes about the angel visiting Joseph in a dream.
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
