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WorksheetsRELIGION 10 - PART 1 Review
Total questions: 97
Worksheet time: 49mins
What does "entitlement" mean?
Belief that one is deserving of certain privileges
The view that ethical standards, morality, and positions of right or wrong are subject to a person's individual choice
Being able to decide what is best for another person
The practice of an ever-increasing acquisition and consumption of goods
What does "moral relativism" mean?
Belief that one is deserving of certain privileges
The view that ethical standards, morality, and positions of right or wrong are subject to a person's individual choice
Being able to decide what is best for another person
The practice of an ever-increasing acquisition and consumption of goods
Which one of the following best describes St. Paul's teaching of Church using his metaphor of "the body"?
Individuals participating in the life of the Church is not necessary
Individuals who participate in the life of the Church are the Body of Christ
Individuals participate in the Church for their own selfish needs
Individuals should participate in the Church to advance in the Church hierarchy
Which one of the following best describes "original sin"?
The disobedience committed by Adam and Eve that resulted in their loss of original holiness
The disobedience committed by Cain and Abel which resulted in sin and death
The disobedience of humanity rooted in Abraham's breaking of the covenant
The disobedience between Adam and his wife Eve
Which one of the following statements best describes the word "covenant"?
The open ended contract of love between God and human beings
A grave disagreement between God and the Israelites
The account of Moses and Abraham on Mt. Sinai
The death and resurrection of Jesus
In the history of the Israelites being unfaithful to God in the accounts of the Old Testament, what ends up happening to the kingdom of Israel?
It splits into two parts, the kingdom in the north and kingdom in the south, where they are plunged into periods of exile
The kingdom of Israel grows in power and eventually takes over the Roman Empire
The kingdom of Israel grows and eventually spreads the Jewish faith into different parts of Asia
Israel is liberated by the Greeks and they merge as a nation
Who were the "chosen people" by God?
The Israelites
The Greeks
The Moors
The Persians
Which one of the following best describes the word "disciple"?
Someone who follows Jesus and accepts to follow his ways
Someone who follows Jesus but disagrees with some of his ways
Someone who is a student of Jesus
Someone who attends Church occasionally
Which one of the following best describes where Jesus is MOST present in the Catholic Church?
In the Eucharist
In the Bible
In the prayers of the people
In our hearts
What is the image of the Church that the bride of Christ compared to?
Holy Matrimony
The Priesthood
Baptism
The Holy Eucharist
What do you call someone who has been killed because of his or her faith?
A martyr
An Apostle
A disciple
Apostolic Successor
Which one of the following words fits the following definition, "The official teaching authority of the Church; which includes the bishops in communion with the Pope"?
Magisterium
Apostles
Sacred Tradition
Pentecost
What is the main message St. Peter proclaims at Pentecost?
That Jesus is both the Lord and Messiah
The apostles should be ashamed for abandoning Jesus
All the Gentiles should not be allowed into the Christian faith
The Israelites were righteous in condemning Jesus to death
Which of the following words means "essential teachings of Christ"?
Kerygma
Pentecost
Magisterium
Apostolic vicar
What eventually led to the persecution of Christians as the early Church began to grow?
The refusal of worshipping the Roman emperor as God
The exemption from military service
The spread of Christian charity and helping the poor
The eventual conversion of Gentiles
Which of the following best describes "solidarity"?
A Christian virtue of charity and friendship whereby members of the human family share material and spiritual goods
A Christian virtue of faith where one is required to go to Church everyday
A Christian virtue of perseverance where one dies for his or her faith
A Christian mystery of the 3 divine persons in one God
Which one of the following is guaranteed through the Church's unity?
Moral relativism in the modern world
Common celebration of pagan worship
Apostolic succession through the anointing of the sick
Profession of one faith received from the Apostles
The Two great commandments Jesus gives to the disciples in Mark 12:29-31 encompasses?
The Ark of the Covenant
The Beatitudes
The Dead Sea Scrolls
The Ten Commandments
Jesus' lesson on love is taken from Mark 12:29-31, did the following:
Abolished the Old Testament Commandments
Taught that love of God and neighbor are inseparable
Gave the Israelites an opportunity to become political leaders
Changed the way in which Jewish people worshipped God
The Apostle's and Nicene Creed dates back to which of the following Councils?
The Councils of Jerusalem and Trent
The Councils Ephesus and Chalcedon
The Councils of Nicaea and Constantinople
The Councils of Jerusalem and Ephesus
Which of the following is a break in the Christian unity that takes place when a group of Christians separates itself from the Church?
Schism
Apostasy
Heresy
Dogma
Which heresy claimed that secret knowledge of salvation was transmitted by Christ to the apostles or selected followers and denied the Resurrection of Christ?
Gnosticism
Arianism
Apollinarianism
Nestorianism
Monophysitism
Which heresy claimed that although Jesus had a human body, he had no soul?
Gnosticism
Arianism
Apollinarianism
Nestorianism
Monophysitism
In 381, the first council of Constantinople, labelled this belief a heresy and taught that Jesus was fully man and fully God was a response to which heresy?
Gnosticism
Apollinarianism
Nestorianism
Arianism
A German Catholic monk (heretic) that taught a theology of "SOLA SCRIPTURA" which rejected the authority of the Church's tradition asserting that the scriptures, especially the New Testament, were the only infallible source and rule of faith and practice.
John Calvin
Martin Luther
Ulrich Zwingli
King Henry VIII
Which of the following Protestant controversies depicts that "no person could possibly keep all of God's commandments and that everyone would be condemned if Salvation hinged upon human behavior"?
Sola Scriptura
Sola Gratia
Predestination
Faith & Works
In the 16th century England, who also participated in the reform of the Church because he was unable to divorce his wife by the Pope?
King George II
King Henry VIII
King Louis XVI
King Philip III
In the 20th century, Pope Paul VI and the college of Bishops reformed the liturgy and allowed for Mass to be celebrated in the local languages. What was the name of the Church document that allowed for this liturgical change?
Sacrosanctum Concilium
Pax Romana
Deus Caritas
The Council of Trent
What are the four main segments of the Holy Mass?
Introductory Rites, the Homily, the Eucharistic Prayer, and Communion
Introductory Rites, Liturgy of the Word, Liturgy of the Eucharist, and Concluding Rite
Liturgy of the Word, Liturgy of the Eucharist, Lord's Prayer, and Prayer after Communion
Greeting, Liturgy of the Word, Prayer of the faithful, and The Lamb of God
The three degrees of Holy Orders are?
Pope, Bishop, Priest
Bishop, Priest, Deacon
Priest, Deacon, Director
Bishop, Priest, Eucharistic Minister
Which of the following word describes living your ordinary life such that your "relationship with God" shines through?
Apostasy
Holiness
Solitude
Dogma
Which of the following best describes "day of atonement"?
A day when Jews ask for forgiveness for both communal and personal sins
A day to commemorate the Exodus from Egyptian slavery
A day when the Jews fast to remember the suffering of their ancestors wandering the desert
A two day celebration remembering the covenant God made with Abraham
The nine-armed expeditions by Christians beginning 1095 and ending in 1291 that were intended to drive the Muslims out of the Holy Land and in the process reunite Christians of the East and West was known as?
The Crusades
The Inquisition
The Great Schism
The Separation of Church and State
Which one of the following views held that human nature was utterly depraved, the human body and sexuality is bad, and that God's grace extends to only a few?
Quietism
Predestination
Jansenism
Liberalism
Which one of the following was NOT the Church's response to the heretical views of Jansenism and Quietism?
God gives grace to every prayer
God gives grace to the reception of the Holy Eucharist
God gives grace to works of self-denial
God gives grace through sin
Which of the following is NOT one of the 7 Sacraments of the Catholic Church?
Baptism
Holy Matrimony
Anointing of the Sick
Engagements
What does Jesus provide as guidelines for us to follow to "be perfect just as your heavenly Father is perfect"?
The 10 Commandments & Beatitudes
The Psalms & Bible
The Bible & the Bishops
The Apostles & Pharisees
Which one of the following is NOT a way a man ordained to the priesthood serves the Church?
Preaching the Gospel
Celebrating the Holy Mass
Providing pastoral governance
Appointing priests to other Churches in a diocese
Which one of the following is NOT a way a man ordained to the priesthood serves the Church?
Preaching the Gospel
Celebrating the Holy Mass
Providing pastoral governance
Appointing priests to other Churches in a diocese
Who normally administers the sacraments of Holy Order and Confirmation?
Bishops
Priests
Deacons
Religious brothers
In the process of canonization, once the investigation of whether miracles took place through this person's intercession and the investigation finds valid proof of a miracle, the person is recognized as a "Blessed", which is also known as?
Purification
Beatification
Pope
Servant of God
In the process of canonization, once the investigation of whether miracles took place through this person's intercession and the investigation finds valid proof of a miracle, the person is recognized as a "Blessed", which is also known as?
Purification
Beatification
Pope
Servant of God
Which one of the following saints did St. Francis de Sales have a big influence on?
St. Ignatius of Loyola
St. Anthony of Padua
St. John Bosco
St. Benedict
Which one of the following written works contributed to St. Thérèse of Lisieux becoming a "Doctor of the Church"?
The Story of a Soul
The Devout Life
The Way of the Cross
The Life and Mission of the Church
The event where the angel Gabriel appeared to the Virgin Mary to announce that she would become the Mother of the Savior is known as?
The Annunciation
The Visitation
The Immaculate Conception
The Assumption
The belief that Mary was conceived without original sin because she was preserved on earth in perpetual virginity is known as?
The Annunciation
The Visitation
The Immaculate Conception
The Assumption
The Church dogma that teaches the Blessed Mother, because of her unique role as Mother of God, was taken directly to Heaven when she died is known as?
The Annunciation
The Visitation
The Immaculate Conception
The Assumption
A process of drawing society away from religious orientation in order to make it more worldly and less influenced by religion is known as _________?
Mortification
Secularization
Apostasy
Heresy
What separates Jesus Christ from human beings in the way he was "conceived"?
Jesus was begotten not made
Jesus received his humanity through natural birth and natural conception
Jesus was created at one point before Adam was created
Jesus' divinity consumed his humanity after birth
Through the incarnation (God becoming man), Jesus Christ assumed which of the following?
Human nature
Divine nature
Supernatural powers
Divine authority
Which one of the following statements is FALSE regarding the "role of the bishop"?
The bishops have a responsibility to challenge world leaders and leaders of other religions
The bishops help to bring about unity in the local Church
Through episcopal synods the voice of the faithful is represented by the bishop of each region
The bishop's role in preserving the Church's catholicity is not limited to his own diocese
Which one of the following is a responsibility of the Pope and college of bishops?
To teach and make judgements about matters of faith that enhance Church's catholicity
To speak out and protest against anti-Catholic governments
To modernize the Church and change Church teachings depending on the changes in society
To organize youth rallies and promote religious vocations
Which one of the following is NOT an element of "salvation"?
Sacred Scripture
Baptism for the forgiveness of sins
Acts of Charity inspired by the Holy Spirit
Acts that abide with civil law
What is a common root between Islam and Judaism?
Ancestry in Abraham
Ancestry in Moses
Ancestry in Adam
Ancestry in King David
What were the names of the two sons of Abraham that greatly impacts the world's religions today?
Cain and Abel
Isaac and Ishmael
Isaac and Joseph
Ishmael and Ruben
Who were the Samaritans?
A mix of Gentiles who accepted the Law of Moses but rejected the writings of the prophets
A mix of Israelites and Assyrians who accepted the Law of Moses but rejected the writings of the prophets
A mix of Israelites and Assyrians who followed the Islamic law
A mix of Gentiles that followed the Code of Hammurabi
A mix of Gentiles that followed the Code of Hammurabi
Cornelius
Dominic
Saul
Philip
Which of the following apostles supported Gentiles should be able to get baptized without having to become circumcised Jews at the Council of Jerusalem?
Paul and Barnabas
Thomas and John
Philip and James
Cornelius and Mark
Which of the following statements expresses the challenge we face submitting to Jesus Christ?
The missionary work of sharing the Good News will always involve a tension with culture
Sharing the Good News requires one to compromise and reduce the Gospel values
Although the Good News is important, it is not as important as culture
Every culture must avoid submitting oneself to the challenging Gospel of Jesus Christ
Which of the following statements express the beauty of Catholicity and its ability to balance the Gospel with culture?
The beauty of the mark of catholicity in the Church is the conviction that the Gospel can be home in any land, culture, and people
The beauty of the mark of catholicity that it is limited to the Americans
The beauty of the mark of catholicity is that occasionally, it can go against the magisterium of the Church
The beauty of the mark of catholicity in the Church is it ability exclude certain cultures
Where did St. Gregory send St. Augustine on a missionary excursion to?
England
Ireland
Greece
Norway
The "conversion" of St. Peter led to Gentiles being accepted into the Christian faith despite some controversy at the Council of Jerusalem. Which of the following events sparked St. Peter's "conversion"?
A disturbing vision he receives from God
An encounter he had with a Samaritan woman
A revolution that started amongst the Jews
A visit from the resurrected Jesus Christ
Which of the following words represent the meaning "having been sent"?
Evangelize
Apostle
Creed
Deposit of faith
We all know that memory is important to knowing, learning, and understanding ourselves and the world around us. What is another way to express "sacred memory" referring to the Church and God's Revelation?
Epiclesis
Anamnesis
Transubstantiation
Theology
One example of Revelation in the sacred memory of the Church in human history was through Adam & Eve. What was significant about this event regarding God's revelation?
God gave Satan the authority to tempt Adam & Eve
God did not withdraw his revelation even after Adam & Eve sinned
God gave man authority over animals
God did not give Adam & Eve a chance to redeem themselves
Which term is used to describe supernatural communications that God gives to certain people?
Enlightenment
Public Revelation
Private Revelation
Anamnesis
Regarding private revelations, the Church recognizes that such revelations as authentic. Which of the following is true?
Catholics believe that all private revelations should lead us away from God
Catholics must accept all private revelations as dogmatic
Catholics must believe all private revelations
Catholics are not required to believe private revelations
Which one of the following expresses how God "fully" reveals himself to us?
He reveals himself fully in the Divine Person, Jesus, who walked this earth and reached out to everyone especially the poor
He reveals himself to us fully through the various prophets of the Old Testament
He reveals himself fully through the mysteries of the universe we cannot grasp
He reveals himself fully through the creation of nature and animals that surround us
God calls everyone to "be saved and come to the knowledge of the truth". What are the two ways the Gospel was handed down to us?
Through the actions and oral preachings of the Pharisees
Through the writings and oral preaching of the Heretics
Through the classes and lectures given by St. Cornelius
Through writings and preaching of the Apostles
Which of the following is TRUE regarding sacred scripture?
To understand sacred scripture more effectively, one must consider the context and audience of a writing
To understand sacred scripture more effectively, one needs to apply the scientific method
To understand sacred scripture more effectively, one must interpret everything literally
To understand sacred scripture more effectively, one should read the New Testament outside the context of the Old Testament
What does it mean to interpret scripture "anagogically"?
Reading scripture with in mind the mysteries of Christ and prefiguration of the Church
Reading scripture with in mind the moral teachings of the Church
Reading scripture with in mind the literal meaning of the words
Reading scripture with in mind the end times
A "central truth of Revelation" that Catholics are obliged through faith to believe is?
Gospel
Dogma
Creed
Infallible
What are the two "Creeds" foundational to the Catholic faith?
The Our Father and Hail Mary
The Apostle's Creed and the Nicene Creed
The Apostle's Creed and the Our Father
The Angelus and the Nicene Creed
A gift of the Holy Spirit whereby the Pope and Bishops are preserved from error when proclaiming a doctrine related to Christian "faith or morals" is referred to as?
Ex-cathedra
Infallibility
Creed
Dogma
The Catholic Church is governed by a set of "laws and regulations" intended to identify structures, practices, and norms for Catholics to assist them on their way to holiness is referred to as?
Canon Law
The 7 Sacraments
The Platonic Law
The Apostolic Law
Attending Mass on Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation is one of the precepts of the Church. Which of the following is NOT a Holy day of obligation in the U.S.?
The Feast of St. Peter
The Feast of the Ascension
Easter
The Solemnity of Mary
On a regional level, what is the association of bishops in the United States commonly referred to as?
United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
Conference of Bishops
Catholic Association of Bishops in the United States
What is one common goal all Christians have as their end goal?
We live on earth with one eye directed toward Heaven
We live on this earth to do our own will
We live to carry out our parent's will
We live to save people through our own merits
We discussed that we do not reject the world as evil and we play a role in making it a better place. Which of the following is evidence of evil that does exist in the world?
Homelessness that does not exist in the streets
Through greed and the way the human body and sex is degraded
The ways in which people provide more opportunities of c
The increase of holy marriage in the world and new baptisms
Who was the missionary saint that offered his life to people with leprosy in Hawaii?
St. Damien of Molokai
St. Paul the Apostle
St. John Paul II
St. Maximilian Kolbe
The word "incarnation" refers to?
The last supper Jesus shared with the apostles
The ability to be reborn into another creature
The kingdom of God coming into human history
The sacrament of penance Jesus gives us
Which of the following is TRUE regarding our Christian mission in the Church?
We all share in Christ's power and furthering God's kingdom through our service to others
We all share in living out our vocation whether it is connected to God or not
We all share in living out our own understanding of God and his call even if its against dogma
We all share in becoming priests or religious because that is the only way to serve God
The bringing of the 'Good News' of Jesus Christ to others through words and actions refers to?
Evangelization
Apostolate
Easter
Vocation
What comment does St. John Paul II make about "new evangelization"?
"It is not a matter of merely passing on doctrine but rather a personal and profound meeting with the Savior"
"Write pastoral letters to the faithful in your diocese"
"People have reason to believe their own version of God"
"Doctrine is sufficient for understanding God in our times"
How are young people today renewing and evangelizing the Church today?
Through praying to God on their own and not going to Church
Through social media and following influencers that are against the Church
Through participation in working for justice for the poor and being a part of the pro-life movement
Through increased participation in political protests against Joe Biden
The doctrine of Catholic Social Teaching began with an encyclical written by Pope Leo XIII in 1891 called?
Rerum Novarum
Gaudium et Spes
Laudato Si
Humanae Vitae
Which of the following regarding the "dignity" of the human person is TRUE?
All humans have a dignity based on their social class
All humans have a dignity that is not based on what they do but who they are
All humans have a dignity based on their privilege and measure of success
All humans have a dignity that depends on the neighborhood or culture you come from
What is the preferential option and love for the poor and vulnerable we derive from the teaching of Jesus?
People who have wealth and power have a special obligation to care for those with the inability to take care of themselves
Individual Catholics are called to protect their goods and reserve it only for their families
People should accumulate wealth and pass on this wealth to their children only
Individual Catholics have a special obligation to disregard those who lack the ability to take care of themselves
The rights and the dignity of workers refer to which of the following?
Preferential option for the poor
Economic Justice
The Common Good
Subsidiarity
Work is an essential part of life and helps people to make a living to participate in God's creation. Which of the following is TRUE?
All workers should be compensated fairly but not have labor unions
All workers should be paid based on their hours and not productivity
All workers have a right to productive work, fair wages, and working conditions
All workers have a right to safe working conditions and equal pay despite the quality of productivity
Subsidiarity emphasizes which one of the following statements?
Individuals, families, and local communities should be given the freedom and resources to address their challenges
Larger social or political structures such as the local and federal government should always intervene
Individuals, families, and local communities should not be given the freedom and rely on the government
Larger social or political structures such as the local and federal government should never intervene
Which one of the following is NOT one of the four marks of the Church?
One
Holy
Sacramental
Apostolic
Which of the following statements express the beauty of Catholicity and its ability to balance the Gospel with culture?
The beauty of the mark of catholicity in the Church is the conviction that the Gospel can be home in any land, culture, and people
The beauty of the mark of catholicity that it is limited to the Americans
The beauty of the mark of catholicity is that occasionally, it can go against the magisterium of the Church
The beauty of the mark of catholicity in the Church is it ability exclude certain cultures
How many books are in the Old Testament and the New Testament of the Catholic Bible?
46; 27
43; 29
39; 27
46; 19
What does it mean to interpret scripture "allegorically"?
Reading scripture with in mind the mysteries of Christ and prefiguration of the Church
Reading scripture with in mind the moral teachings of the Church
Reading scripture with in mind the literal meaning of the words
Reading scripture with in mind the end times
Which of the following are the two elements important to remember about dogma?
Infallible and can change over time
Infallible and Irreformable
Not Infallible and Irreformable
Can change over time and Not infallible
Which of the following was the most RECENT infallible dogmatic statement declared by a pope? Which Pope was it?
The Crowning of Mary as Queen of Heaven; 1965; Pope Paul VI
Immaculate Conception of Mary; 1854; Pope Pius IX
Assumption of Mary into Heaven; 1950; Pope Pius XII
The Presentation of the Lord; 1945; Pope Pius XII
