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JC Chapter 6 Test Review

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which one of the following do the synoptic Gospels NOT include?

a)

Matthew

b)

John

c)

Mark

d)

Luke

2.

Matthew, Mark and Luke share quite a bit in common. What percentage of Mark's Gospel appears in Matthew's Gospel according to what biblical scholarship has revealed?

a)

65

b)

80

c)

40

d)

55

3.

The word synoptic comes from the Greek "synoptikos". What does "synoptikos" mean?

a)

Messenger

b)

See together

c)

Good News

d)

Different elements

4.

Which one of the four Gospels is the oldest?

a)

Mark

b)

Matthew

c)

Luke

d)

John

5.

Which one of the following is NOT a source that was used when Matthew and Luke wrote their Gospels in the AD 80s?

a)

John's Gospel

b)

Q

c)

Mark's Gospel

d)

M and L

6.

Which one of the following is believed to be the source for "Q"?

a)

A collection of the sayings of Moses that came down from Abraham and his sons

b)

A collection of Jesus' sayings that came down to Matthew and Luke in written or oral form

c)

A collection of the written work of the Apostles gathered by early Christians

d)

A collection of the dead sea scrolls and was discovered in a remote cave by shepherds

7.

The story of the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem is known as?

a)

The Ascension

b)

The Proclamation

c)

The Resurrection

d)

The Nativity

8.

Which one of the following is NOT a similarity you find in the combination of Matthew and Luke's Gospel narrative of the nativity?

a)

Mary conceived Jesus by the Holy Spirit

b)

Mary conceived Jesus naturally with Joseph

c)

Mary was a virgin and freely consented to God's action to become the Mother of God

d)

Mary gave birth during the reign of King Herod

9.

What were the names of the righteous man and the prophetess that long-awaited the arrival of the Messiah (baby Jesus)?

a)

Simeon and Anna

b)

Abraham and Sarah

c)

Zechariah and Hannah

d)

Isaiah and Elizabeth

10.

Which one of the following feasts commemorates Jesus' manifestation to the world during the visit of the Magi (3 kings) to the Holy Family?

a)

Feast of Easter

b)

Feast of the Tabernacles

c)

Feast of Yom Kippur

d)

Feast of the Epiphany

11.

Where does the Holy Family (Jesus, Mary and Joseph) flee to when King Herod was killing off Israelite babies aged 2 years old and younger?

a)

Egypt

b)

Jerusalem

c)

Nazareth

d)

Persia

12.

Approximately what year did Jesus' teaching in the temple at age 12 occur?

a)

AD 30

b)

AD 28

c)

AD 7

d)

AD 15

13.

A name for Jesus that means "God is with us".

a)

Christ

b)

Jehova

c)

Jeremiah

d)

Emmanuel

14.

We know that Jesus' public ministry began with His baptism by John the Baptist in all of the Synoptic Gospels. Who were the parents of John the Baptist?

a)

Zechariah and Elizabeth

b)

Simeon and Anna

c)

Joseph and Mary

d)

Israel and Rebekah

15.

Which prophet prophesied that a prophet would be sent to announce the "coming of the Messiah"?

a)

Isaiah

b)

Zechariah

c)

John

d)

Ezekiel

16.

Who baptized Jesus?

a)

John

b)

Luke

c)

Peter

d)

Mark

17.

Jesus was sinless and clearly did not need Baptism. What does Jesus' willingness to be baptized emphasize?

a)

His humility and readiness to accept His Father's mission

b)

His pride and arrogance as God

c)

His strong family ties with his cousin

d)

His power being limited

18.

According to Luke's Gospel, what did Jesus do after being baptized?

a)

The Holy Spirit led him into the desert to pray, fast, and face the devil's temptation

b)

He went to the Wedding Feast at Cana and performed his first miracle

c)

The Apostles gathered together and asked to be baptized by Jesus

d)

He went to give the sermon on the Mount and taught the Beatitudes

19.

How many days was Jesus in the desert?

a)

40

b)

70

c)

12

d)

33

20.

What was Jesus' 1st temptation in the desert?

a)

To use his power to turn stone into bread to provide for his hunger

b)

To command the angels to come and rescue him

c)

To receive worldly power and glory from Satan by worshipping him

d)

To test his Father by jumping off the top of the Temple

21.

What was Jesus' 2nd temptation in the desert?

a)

To use his power to turn stone into bread to provide for his hunger

b)

To command the angels to come and rescue him

c)

To receive worldly power and glory from Satan by worshipping him

d)

To test his Father by jumping off the top of the Temple

22.

What was Jesus' 3rd temptation in the desert?

a)

To use his power to turn stone into bread to provide for his hunger

b)

To command the angels to come and rescue him

c)

To receive worldly power and glory from Satan by worshipping him

d)

To test his Father by jumping off the top of the Temple

23.

After his temptations in the desert, Jesus began to gather disciples, some of whom became his apostles. Amongst his disciples, he had female members which were unusual during the male-dominated era. How did some of these women support him?

a)

They helped him survive in the desert

b)

They were present when he was presented in the temple as a baby

c)

They were around to help him escape to Egypt

d)

They helped financially and supplied him with meal or lodging

24.

The 12 apostles Jesus chose represented the 12 tribes of Israel. What did it symbolize?

a)

The resurrection of the Kingdom of Israel

b)

The rise of a new King

c)

A covenant that would be broken again

d)

A renewed People of God

25.

Which one of the following was not a member of the 12 Apostles?

a)

Simon Peter, James, John

b)

Andrew, Philip, Thomas

c)

Bartholomew, Matthew, James

d)

Thaddaeus-Judas, Judas Iscariot, Paul

26.

How did Jesus' relationship to his Apostles differ from a typical rabbi-student relationship?

a)

Jesus chose the Apostles whereas rabbinical students commonly selected their teachers

b)

Jesus taught on his own authority, directly interpreting the will of his Father

c)

All of the ones that are mentioned

d)

None of the one that are mentioned

27.

Which Apostle did Jesus give leadership to where he said the Church will be built upon him?

a)

Andrew

b)

James

c)

Peter

d)

John

28.

Which one of the following does NOT describe the Kingdom of God?

a)

The process of the Father's reconciling and renewing all things through his Son

b)

Judas betraying Jesus by selling him over to the Jewish authorities

c)

Jesus doing God's will on earth as it is in heaven

d)

The process will be perfectly completed at the end of time

29.

Which Old Testament prophets appeared in the event called the "Transfiguration"?

a)

Peter and James

b)

Moses and Elijah

c)

Abraham and Ezekiel

d)

Adam & Eve

30.

Which one of the following Apostles was NOT present at the event known as the Transfiguration?

a)

Peter

b)

Andrew

c)

James

d)

John

31.

Which one of the following terms discusses Christ's work of Redemption, accomplished by His Passion, Death, and Resurrection and glorious Ascension?

a)

Paschal Mystery

b)

Transfiguration

c)

Kingdom of God

d)

The Nativity

32.

The Paschal Mystery is commemorated and made present through the sacraments. Which sacrament is it most emphatically available?

a)

Eucharist

b)

Baptism

c)

Confirmation

d)

Confession

33.

Which one of the following is FALSE about how Jesus revealed the Kingdom of God

a)

Through stories and sermons in his teachings

b)

Through a collection of war stories and raising civil unrest among the people

c)

Through works of ministry and performing miracles

d)

Through various healings that showed he was the Messiah

34.

Which one of the following statements describes what occurred at the Transfiguration?

a)

Jesus revealed his divine glory on a high mountain to some of his apostles

b)

Jesus multiplied a few loaves of bread and pieces of fish to feed thousands of people

c)

Jesus baptized the apostles in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit

d)

Jesus thought the beatitudes to the apostles at the Sermon on the Mount

35.

At the Transfiguration, what did the two Old Testament prophets represent being fulfilled?

a)

The Temple and the Holy of Holies

b)

The Gospels and the Miracles

c)

The Covenants and the Kingship

d)

The Law and the Prophets

36.

All Four Gospels teach you the truth that Jesus, the Son of God, has risen from the dead. Which one of the following is NOT an action one should take?

a)

Believe this Good News

b)

Choose the commandments and beatitudes that is convenient for you

c)

Accept the Lord and the Holy Spirit into your lives

d)

Share the truth of faith with others

37.

Who did the early Church hold that the author of Gospel of Mark was?

a)

Peter, the successor of Jesus Christ

b)

Judas Iscariot, one of the 12 apostles

c)

Andrew, the brother of Simon Peter

d)

John Mark, a disciple of Peter

38.

What event in the early Church affected the focus and content of the Gospels?

a)

The persecution of early Christians

b)

The Romans who embraced and accepted Christianity

c)

The Persian-Roman war

d)

The Greeks and wars of Alexander the Great

39.

The Gospel of Mark was written for mainly which type of audience that was experiencing persecution (in Rome)?

a)

Gentile Christian audience

b)

Jewish audience

c)

Jewish Christian audience

d)

Both Jewish and Gentile audience

40.

What was the central theme of the Gospel of Mark?

a)

Following Jesus often means suffering as Jesus did

b)

Following Christ means to forgive others and Christ did

c)

Following Jesus means to become a leader such as a King to serve your people

d)

Following Christ means becoming a warrior for Jesus

41.

Which one of the following is NOT a title for Jesus in the Gospel of Mark?

a)

Son of David

b)

Christ

c)

Suffering Servant

d)

Son of Man

42.

The title of Christ comes from the Greek word "Christos". What does "Christos" mean?

a)

Anointed One

b)

Chosen One

c)

Redeeming One

d)

Forgiven One

43.

Various groups in Judaism had different ideas of what the Messiah would be in the Gospel of Mark. Which one of the following is NOT one of those ideas?

a)

A divine figure

b)

An earthly king

c)

A religious leader

d)

A priest

44.

Jesus revealed to his disciples that he was the Son of Man. Which Old Testament book does this title originate from?

a)

Book of Daniel

b)

Psalms

c)

Book of Isaiah

d)

Book of Proverbs

45.

Who is believed to be the author of Matthew's Gospel?

a)

A follower of St. Stephen the Proto-martyr

b)

A disciple of St. Paul

c)

A Jewish scribe

d)

A disciple of St. Peter

46.

What theme did the Gospel of Matthew emphasize?

a)

The reconstructing of the Temple of Jerusalem

b)

The kingdom of Jerusalem rising to power once again

c)

The suffering of the early Christians

d)

The link between Judaism and Christianity

47.

Which two groups of people was the Gospel of Matthew intended for?

a)

Jews and Romans

b)

Jews and Assyrians

c)

Jews and Canaanites

d)

Jews and Gentiles

48.

Which Old Testament figure does Matthew's Gospel draw several connections with as discussed in class?

a)

John the Baptist

b)

Adam

c)

Daniel

d)

Moses

49.

Which one of the following is NOT connected to the theme of the Old Testament as Jesus is compared to in the Gospel of Matthew?

a)

Moses presented the 10 commandments as Jesus offered the Beatitudes in the Sermon on the Mount

b)

The Gospel is divided into 5 sections just as the 5 books of Pentateuch

c)

Moses made the Sinai covenant just as Jesus made the New Covenant

d)

Adam is disobedient to God and faces the consequences where Jesus' disobedience leads to his death through crucifixion

50.

What was the title Matthew used for Jesus in his Gospel?

a)

The Redeeming King

b)

Suffering Servant

c)

Son of David

d)

The Lord of Lords

51.

Who is traditionally believed to be the author of Luke's Gospel?

a)

Andrew

b)

A disciple of St. Peter

c)

A Gentile Christian

d)

John Mark

52.

The Gospel of Luke wrote to which type of audience?

a)

Babylonians

b)

Israelites

c)

Gentile Christians

d)

Jewish Christians

53.

Where did Messianic age begin according to the Gospel of Luke?

a)

Bethlehem

b)

Nazareth

c)

Jerusalem

d)

Cana

54.

Luke's Gospels stresses which one of the following themes?

a)

Jesus looks out only for the wealthy and those that worship him in the temple

b)

Jesus looks out only for the poor and outcasts of society

c)

Jesus looks out for everyone from rich and poor to all types of lowly people or outcasts

d)

Jesus looks out only for the Jewish Pharisees and early Christian leaders

55.

In which chapter of Luke's Gospel can you find the parable of the Lost Sheep, the Lost Coin and the Prodigal Son?

a)

10

b)

7

c)

15

d)

12