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The Bible & Religion Introduction

Total questions: 34

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the two sections of the Bible?

a)

Old Testament

b)

New Testament

c)

B.C. Testament

d)

A.D. Testament

e)

Bible Testament

2.

What is the Old Testament about?

a)

The creation of Earth, life, and Jesus's birth

b)

Jesus's teachings and what He did for us

c)

The time period of B.C.

d)

The time period of A.D.

e)

What happened before God created the universe

3.

What is the New Testament about?

a)

The creation of Earth, life, and Jesus's birth

b)

Jesus's teachings and what He did for us

c)

The time period of B.C.

d)

The time period of A.D.

e)

What happened before God created the universe

4.

How many Psalms are there?

(a)  

5.

How many Gospels are there?

(a)  

6.

What is the first book in the Bible?

a)

Genesis

b)

Revelation

c)

Gospels

d)

Phillipians

e)

Ephesians

7.

The Bible contains the Ten Commandments.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Who wrote the Gospels?

a)

Matthew, Mark, Luke, & John

b)

Mattia, May, Lara, & Jean

c)

Sean, Ray, Eaton, & Aaron

d)

Scarlett, Rachel, Emily, & Autumn

e)

Natasha, Melina, Yelena, & Hope

9.

How many books are in the Old Testament?

(a)  

10.

How many books are in the New Testament?

(a)  

11.

How many books are in the Bible?

(a)  

12.

What is the last book in the Bible?

a)

Revelation

b)

Genesis

c)

Gospels

d)

Hollywood

e)

Hallelujah

13.

What does CCC stand for?

a)

Catechism of the Catholic Church

b)

Collection of the Catholic Church

c)

Combination of Christians and Catholics

d)

Catechism of the Christian Church

e)

Collection of Chris's Cats

14.

What is the Catechism of the Catholic Church?

a)

A compendium of Catholic doctrine on faith and morals in 1992 that serves Catholics as "a sure norm for teaching" and "an authentic reference text." It is a collection of information about the Catholic faith that contains the essential beliefs and teachings of the Catholic faith.

b)

It is a book of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s secrets. They are a Catholic division so they wanted a good way to disguise their most classified information. If this information got out to the public, the president would fire all of the government for not stopping these "horrible" people.

c)

A collection of all the Catholic hymns sung in Church daily. It is 2,576 pages long and was written by Jesus Himself when He was 24 years old. His friends helped Him with the tunes but he wrote the original songs.

d)

A compendium of Catholic doctrine on faith and morals in 1929 that serves Catholics as "a sure norm for teaching" and "an authentic reference text." It is a collection of information about the Catholic faith that contains the essential beliefs and teachings of the Catholic faith.

e)

A compendium of Catholic doctrine on faith and morals in 1984 that serves Catholics as "a sure norm for teaching" and "an authentic reference text." It is a collection of information about the Catholic faith that contains the essential beliefs and teachings of the Catholic faith.

15.

What is a virtue?

a)

A good habit or response that enables us to choose the good in any situation

b)

A good deed that is done for or to please others and God

c)

A symbol of faith

d)

A belief that is kept

e)

A victorious celebration

16.

What are some examples of virtues?

a)

Praying, going to Church every Sunday, & reading the Bible

b)

Eating tortilla chips off the floor, forgetting to brush your teeth, & cursing

c)

Christmas movies, Marvel, & D.C.

d)

Red, white, & blue

e)

Romanogers & Evansson

17.

What is a vice?

(a)  

18.

What type of virtue are all other virtues built upon?

a)

Cardinal

b)

Theological

c)

Human

19.

What type of virtue do we get from doing good things?

a)

Human

b)

Cardinal

c)

Theological

20.

What type of virtue comes from God?

a)

Theological

b)

Cardinal

c)

Human

21.

What does "hinge" mean in Latin?

a)

"Cardo" - that on which other things depend

b)

"Hingde" - that on which things are latched to

c)

"Adjace" - that on which things are connected to

d)

"Carde" - that on which God depends on

e)

"Mayte" - that which others love

22.

What are the cardinal virtues?

a)

Prudence, justice, fortitude, & temperance

b)

Faith, hope, & charity

c)

The Father, the Son, & the Holy Spirit

d)

Dove, peace sign, & infinity sign

23.

What is doing things in moderation and not giving into things you want called?

(a)  

24.

What is being able to resist things when you're tempted called?

(a)  

25.

What is spiritual common sense and something that helps us make good decisions? ("Right reason in action." - St. Thomas Aquinas)

(a)  

26.

What is respecting the rights of God and other people called?

(a)  

27.

What does theological mean?

a)

Concerning God

b)

Concerning religion

c)

Concerning theories

d)

Concerning dinosaurs

e)

Concerning the Roman Catholic faith

28.

What is a theological virtue?

a)

A good habit or response that concerns or relates to God. They are gifts from God infused into our souls and they enable us to live in relationship with the Blessed Trinity

b)

A discovery of dinosaur fossils which scientists use to study them and their lives further

29.

What are the theological virtues?

a)

Faith, hope, & charity

b)

Prudence, fortitude, justice, & temperance

30.

Faith is

a)

a gift from God. It's an authentically human act by which we trust in God and His love. It results in religion.

b)

a gift from us to God. It is something amazing that happens with humans which pleases God. It results in religion.

31.

The relationship between God and humans that results in a body of beliefs and a set of practices is

(a)  

32.

A way to describe the cardinal virtues are as (a)   virtues since we develop them through human practices and experiences.

33.

(a)   is the way God communicates knowledge of Himself to humankind. It is how we know God is there; how we know God exists.

34.

God reveals Himself through: (the diversity of life forms and complexity of the Earth; the variety that exists in...)

a)

nature - plants, animals, landscapes, stars, etc.

b)

ourselves

c)

others

d)

history

e)

love