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Worksheets6th Grade--4 Last Things
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 18mins
Death is the (a) of the soul from the body
he dwelling place of God, the Angels, Saints, and souls of the Blessed--eternal communion of life and love and the fulfillment of all human longing and desire.
We refer to this as:
Purgatory
Hell
Earth
Heaven
Self-exclusion from God for all eternity.
We call this:
Heaven
Purgatory
Hell
Earth
State of purification endured by those who die in friendship with God but not yet perfectly purified.
We call this:
Earth
Hell
Heaven
Purgatory
The Church exists in 3 states:
In Heaven, On Earth, In Hell
In Hell, In Purgatory, On Earth
In Heaven, In Purgatory, On Earth
In Purgatory, in Hell, In Heaven
We refer to the souls in purgatory as the Church (a) .
We refer to the baptized on earth as the Church (a) .
We refer to the souls in Heaven as the Church (a) .
The vision of God that those in heaven enjoy--seeing God face-to-face is known as the (a) vision.
The punishment/consequences that result from our sin which can only be removed by the grace and merits of acts of penance and sacrifice. This is known as (a) punishment.
Death ends the time of (a)
The particular judgement occurs:
Right before death
Immediately after death
After a short time in Purgatory
Before going to hell
The three possibilities after death are:
(a)
The decision at one's particular judgement is (a)
Who may enter into heaven?
Anyone
One who dies in friendship with God and is perfectly purified
Anyone who wants to
All of these are correct
Our longing for heaven leads us to desire:
The infinite
The Finite
Both of these
None of these
Purgatory is a physical place.
True
False
The (a) of sin is removed by absolution in confession.
The (a) of sin is removed by penance and sacrifice
Because souls in purgatory will eventually enter heaven. For this reason we can see it is a
Promise
An End
A Goal
None of These
God sends people to hell
True
False
Those in hell choose to be there by rejecting God in this life
True
False
Hell means never meeting our (a) .
We call the union of the souls in heaven, purgatory, and on earth the:
Communion of Saints
The Afterlife
The Church
All of these
