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Liturgical Year_Sacramentals 7th Grade

Total questions: 47

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A _____ is an example of a sacramental.

a)

vocation

b)

Sacrament

c)

crucifix

d)

virtue

2.

When a _____ blesses an object, it becomes a sacremental.

a)

bishop

b)

priest

c)

deacon

d)

bishop, priest or deacon

3.

Sacramentals include ____, sacred objects, and sacred actions.

a)

blessings

b)

sermons

c)

vocations

d)

saints

4.

Sacramentals prepare us to receive the ______ of the Sacraments.

a)

faith

b)

love

c)

grace

d)

charity

5.

Sacraments give _____________, Sacramentals prepare us to received ______________

(a)  

6.

The beginning of the liturgical year is _______________

a)

Advent

b)

Lent

c)

Ash Wednesday

d)

the Triduum

7.

The Paschal mystery refers to Jesus' passion, death, resurrection, and ascension.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Advent is a time of preparation for the coming of Christ.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Advent is represented by the color _______________.

a)

purple

b)

pink

c)

red

d)

white

10.

Christmas is represented by the color ________________.

a)

purple

b)

pink

c)

red

d)

white

11.

Ordinary time is represented by the color _________________.

a)

purple

b)

red

c)

green

d)

white

12.

The Triduum is represented by the color _________________.

a)

purple

b)

green

c)

red

d)

white

13.

Lent is represented by the color ______________.

a)

purple

b)

red

c)

green

d)

white

14.

The weeks of the year when we listen to what Jesus said and did is _____________________.

a)

Advent

b)

Lent

c)

Ordinary Time

d)

Easter

15.

When we reflect on the Resurrection and the new life in Christ for 50 days

a)

Advent

b)

Easter

c)

Lent

d)

Triduum

16.

What is the real purpose of The Liturgical Calendar?

a)

To know when to celebrate the new year

b)

To celebrate the mystery of the liturgy correctly

c)

To glorify, celebrate, and understand the mystery of Christ

d)

To know when to get the sacraments in proper order

17.

Why do we have a liturgical calendar?

a)

To help us enter more deeply into the mysteries of Christ's life each year.

b)

So we can keep track of Jesus's Life

c)

So we know to buy Christmas presents when Advent starts

d)

To remind us that the liturgical seasons are the same as the seasons of the weather.

18.

The liturgical color red symbolizes

a)

penance

b)

sacrifice

c)

anticipation

d)

hope

19.

The liturgical color green symbolizes

a)

penance

b)

sacrifice

c)

purity

d)

life

20.

The liturgical color red is worn during

a)

martyrs

b)

Advent

c)

Ordinary Time

d)

Saints who weren't martyred

21.

The Triduum is unique because:

a)

There is no Mass celebrated during these three days.

b)

There is only one liturgy that stretches over three days

c)

There are no liturgies celebrated during these days

d)

It is the longest season of the liturgical year

22.

The Triduum includes Good Friday, Holy Saturday and

a)

Holy Thursday

b)

Fat Tuesday

c)

Easter Sunday

d)

Ash Wednesday

23.

What does each season focus on?

a)

Colour

b)

A particular aspect of Christ's Paschal mystery

c)

The calendar months

d)

Symbols

24.

Select the correct order for the Church's Liturgical Year.

a)

Lent, Easter, Ordinary Time, Advent, Christmas, Ordinary Time

b)

Holy Week, Easter, Ordinary Time, Advent, Christmas, Ordinary Time

c)

Advent, Christmas, Ordinary Time, Lent, Easter, Ordinary Time

d)

Advent, Christmas, Ordinary Time, Easter, Lent, Ordinary Time

25.

The temporal cycle follows which of the following

a)

The feasts of Mary and the Saints

b)

The Sundays of the year and feasts of Our Lord

c)

The Liturgical Seasons

d)

All of the above

26.

The sanctoral cycle follows which of the following

a)

The feasts of Mary and the Saints

b)

The Sundays of the year and feasts of Our Lord

c)

The Liturgical Seasons

d)

All of the above

27.
What is the date of All Saints Day?
a)
October 31
b)
November 2
c)
December 8
d)
November 1
28.
What is the date of the Assumption of Mary?
a)
August 15
b)
December 8
c)
September 8
d)
40 days after the Resurrection
29.
When is the feast of the Ascension of Jesus celebrated?
a)
Easter Sunday
b)
40 days after the Resurrection
c)
August 15
d)
December 25
30.
What are Catholics "obligated" to do on Holy Days?
a)
sleep in
b)
miss school
c)
attend Mass
d)
pray at home
31.
Which feast day celebrates Mary being conceived in her mother, Anne, without the stain of original sin?
a)
Immaculate Conception
b)
Assumption
c)
Nativity (Jesus' birth)
d)
Mary, Mother of God
32.
What is the date of the feast of the Immaculate Conception?
a)
January 1
b)
August 15
c)
November 1
d)
December 8
33.

Sunday is important to us as Christians because:

a)

It is the first day of the week

b)

It is the Jewish Holy Day

c)

It is the day the Lord rose from the dead

d)

All of the above

34.

A obligation is something we:

a)

Do because we have to

b)

Do out of gratitude for a gift received

c)

Don't want to do but have to do anyway

d)

All of the above

35.

How often are we required to go to Mass?

a)

Every Day

b)

Every Sunday

c)

Every Sunday and Holy Day of Obligation

d)

At least once a week

36.

How often are we obliged to receive the Eucharist each year?

a)

Every Sunday

b)

On Holy Days of Obligation

c)

Once a year during the Easter Season

d)

Once a year at some point

37.

How often are we obliged to go to confession each year?

a)

Weekly

b)

At least once

c)

Monthly

d)

About twice a month

38.

We are obliged to provide for the needs of the Church through our T_________, T__________, and T_______. (separate words with commas)

(a)  

39.

Who is obliged to fast?

a)

Everyone

b)

Anyone over 18

c)

Anyone between the ages of 18 and 65

d)

Only people who want to

40.

Who is obliged to abstain from meat on prescribed days?

a)

Anyone between 18 and 65

b)

Everyone

c)

Anyone over age 14

d)

Anyone over the age of 18

41.

How many precepts of the Church are there?

a)

3

b)

5

c)

7

d)

9

42.
Three offices of Christ
a)
Priest, Prophet, King
b)
Rabbi, Savior, Lord
c)
Rabbi, Priest, Messiah
d)
Savior, Lord, King
43.
A representative or spokesman for God
a)
Priest
b)
Prophet
c)
Lord
d)
Son of God
44.
A mediator between God and humanity who offers sacrifices
a)
Savior
b)
Lord
c)
Priest
d)
Prophet
45.

We participate in Christ's Kingly office by:

a)

Ruling over others

b)

Ruling over countries

c)

Ruling over sin and temptation in our lives

d)

All of the above

46.

The phrase In Persona Christi means:

a)

Personal Christ

b)

In the person of Christ

c)

Christ is personal

d)

All of the Above

47.

Who are the laity?

a)

All the Baptized

b)

The baptized who are not priests

c)

The baptized who are not priests or religious

d)

Bishops, Priests, and Deacons