Worksheets5th - Unit 2 What is a Sacrament?
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
Jesus performed many signs and wonders, so that we might believe that He is the Son of God.
Miracles
Covenant
Matter
Grace
A sacred and permanent bond of family relationship.
Lamb
Covenant
Matter
Grace
The physical material or action used in each Sacrament
Lamb
Passover
Matter
Grace
The free and undeserved gift of God’s life within us.
Lamb
Passover
Form
Grace
One of the most common animals offered as a sacrifice by ancient people.
Lamb
Passover
Form
Salvation History
God commanded the Israelites to sacrifice a year-old unblemished lamb and spread its blood over their doorposts to be spared from the plague of death.
Mediator
Passover
Form
Salvation History
The words spoken during the celebration of each Sacrament
Mediator
Sacraments
Form
Salvation History
The story of God’s saving actions in human history.
Mediator
Sacraments
Miracles
Salvation History
The human person who stood in for everyone else who was part of each covenant in Salvation History
Mediator
Sacraments
Miracles
Covenants
Signs of grace that give us God’s divine life
Matter
Sacraments
Miracles
Covenants
To the sacred authors of the New Testament, the words mystery and sacrament had the same meaning.
True
False
The Sacraments of the Church cause the graces of which they are signs.
True
False
In miracles of supply, Jesus commanded demons to leave possessed people.
True
False
God entered into five major covenants in the Old Testament and three major covenants in the New Testament with His people.
True
False
The recipient of each Sacrament is the person who performs the actions and speaks the words of the Sacrament.
True
False
Which of the following is NOT one of the four main reasons ancient people offered animal sacrifice?
To give thanks to God
To seek revenge on an enemy
To mark a new beginning by swearing an oath
To show sorrow for sins
Which Sacrament makes us sons and daughters of God?
Confirmation
Holy Eucharist
Penance and Reconciliation
Baptism
In which Sacrament are men who are called by God ordained priests?
Holy Matrimony
Holy Orders
Holy Communion
Confirmation
Which Latin term or phrase means “from the work having been done” and describes how Jesus has already done the work of each Sacrament to give us God’s grace?
Sacramentum
Mysterium
Ex opere operato
Ex nihilo
Holy oil, which marks us as belonging to God and strengthens the gifts of the Holy Spirit within us, is the sign of which Sacrament?
Baptism
Holy Communion
Penance and Reconciliation
Confirmation
The vows spoken by a husband and wife are the sign of which Sacrament?
Anointing of the Sick
Holy Matrimony
Holy Orders
Baptism
Which of the following is NOT one of the three basic aspects of a miracle?
It is an amazing event witnessed by others.
It has a natural explanation.
It is the result of God’s action.
It cannot be naturally explained.
By which type of miracle did Jesus cure a person’s sickness or physical handicap, and even raise the dead?
Supply
Nature
Supernatural
Healing
In which covenant in salvation history did God promise that His Chosen people would inherit the Promised Land and become a great nation, would become a line of great kings, and would outnumber the stars and bless the entire world?
The covenant with Adam
The covenant with Abraham
The covenant with David
The New Covenant
Which covenant in salvation history is signified by the Temple, or a house for worshipping God?
The covenant with Moses
The covenant with Adam
The covenant with Noah
The covenant with David
In the Sacrament of Baptism, the words spoken by the minister, “I baptize you in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit,” are an example of which of the following?
The matter of the Sacrament
The recipient of the Sacrament
The form of the Sacrament
The minister of the Sacrament
In the Sacrament of Holy Eucharist, the bread and wine are an example of which of the following?
The matter of the Sacrament
The recipient of the Sacrament
The form of the Sacrament
The minister of the Sacrament
What is required of the recipient of some Sacraments in order for the effects of the Sacrament to be received?
The recipient must be in a state of grace.
The recipient must first read the Bible.
The recipient must be in a state of mortal sin.
The recipient must pray a Rosary.
