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ScripDoct Final Exam Review

Total questions: 96

Worksheet time: 48mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The doctrine of faith that recognizes the union of two natures (one human and one divine) in the one divine Person of Jesus Christ

a)

Christiology

b)

Transubstantiation

c)

Annunciation

d)

Hypostatic Union

2.

The event in which the 2nd Person of the Trinity took on human flesh.

a)

Prophecy

b)

Humanity

c)

Divinity

d)

Incarnation

3.

Latin word meaning "in flesh"

a)

Carne Asada

b)

Incarnation

c)

Transubstantiation

d)

Consecration

4.

Jesus' Mother

a)

Mary, Theotokos

b)

Mary of Magdalene

c)

Mary, Sister of Martha

d)

Mary, Sister of Lazarus

5.

Jesus was truly like us in all things except

a)

Tiredness

b)

Hunger

c)

Sin

d)

Thirst

6.

Which of the following best describes Jesus?

a)

He is a Man

b)

He is God

c)

He is fully God and fully man

d)

He is a mixture of man and God

7.

How many persons is Jesus?

a)

One

b)

Two

c)

Three

d)

Jesus is a person?

8.

How many natures does Jesus have?

a)

One

b)

Two

c)

Three

d)

He doesn't have a nature, he's God.

9.

What nature(s) does Jesus have?

a)

Human

b)

Divine

c)

Animal

d)

Vegetable

10.

Man can never offer a _____________ atonement for his sin

a)

Finite

b)

Infinite

c)

Sacrificial

d)

Proper

11.

Sin:

a)

created a finite divide between man and God

b)

created an infinite divide between man and God

c)

is a bad thing but doesn't really have lasting consequences

d)

is a problem that will never be resolved

12.

Which of the following is one of the four reasons for the incarnation?

a)

To establish Apostolic Succession

b)

To send the Holy Spirit

c)

To Be a model of holiness

d)

To institute the Eucharist

13.

Which of the following is one of the four reasons for the incarnation?

a)

So Dogs can go to heaven

b)

To bring about God's Justice

c)

To remind us we are all sinners

d)

To Reconcile us with God

14.

Which of the following is one of the four reasons for the incarnation?

a)

To remind us of our sin

b)

To make us partakers of Divine Nature

c)

To Restore the Universe

d)

To make us angels

15.

This heresy stated that Jesus was not really divine, just a very holy creature, close to God, but not God.

a)

Gnosticism

b)

Arianism

c)

Nestorianism

d)

Monophysitism

16.

This heresy stated that Jesus was not really human, but rather God just appearing as a human.

a)

Gnosticism

b)

Arianism

c)

Nestorianism

d)

Monophysitism

17.

This heresy stated that in Jesus, there were two persons, one human and one divine.

a)

Gnosticism

b)

Arianism

c)

Nestorianism

d)

Monophysitism

18.

This heresy stated that Jesus had one hybrid nature, half God and half man.

a)

Gnosticism

b)

Arianism

c)

Nestorianism

d)

Monophysitism

19.

This heresy was a reaction to the title of Mary, "Theotokos."

a)

Gnosticism

b)

Arianism

c)

Nestorianism

d)

Monophysitism

20.

Which of the following is true?

a)

Jesus had a human intellect, but not a human will.

b)

Jesus had a human will, but not a human intellect.

c)

Jesus had neither a human intellect nor a human will.

d)

Jesus had both a human intellect and a human will.

21.

Sin is a necessary aspect of being human.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

God the Son died on the cross.

a)

True, because the only person on the cross was God the Son and so he was the one to experience that death, the separation of his human soul from his human body.

b)

True, because the only person on the cross was God the Son and so in that moment, God ceased to exist; there was no God.

c)

False, because only the human nature of Jesus died, so it wasn't really God who died.

d)

False, because there were two persons in Jesus, so only the human person died on the cross.

23.

After the Resurrection, Jesus:

a)

just had divine nature again

b)

had divine nature and human nature

c)

had divine nature and glorified human nature

d)

was an angel

24.

Jesus never claimed to be God.

a)

True

b)

False

25.

Jesus was a human person.

a)

True

b)

False

26.

In our Baptism, we receive

a)

Sanctifying grace (which gives us the in-dwelling of God)

b)

the theological virtues (faith, hope, and love)

c)

the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit

d)

All of the above

27.

Wisdom helps us

a)

see as God sees; insight into God's heart

b)

"get" the mysteries of Divine Revelation

c)

"get" the things of the created world, see how they all point back to God

d)

make wise decisions in concrete, specific, situations

28.

Knowledge helps us

a)

see as God sees; insight into God's heart

b)

"get" the mysteries of Divine Revelation

c)

"get" the things of the created world, see how they all point back to God

d)

make wise decisions in concrete, specific, situations

29.

Understanding helps us

a)

see as God sees; insight into God's heart

b)

"get" the mysteries of Divine Revelation

c)

"get" the things of the created world, see how they all point back to God

d)

make wise decisions in concrete, specific, situations

30.

Counsel helps us

a)

see as God sees; insight into God's heart

b)

"get" the mysteries of Divine Revelation

c)

"get" the things of the created world, see how they all point back to God

d)

make wise decisions in concrete, specific, situations

31.

Piety helps us

a)

be strong and persevere in difficult circumstances

b)

to call upon God as "Father" and trust Him completely

c)

to recognize how small we are before the all-powerful, majestic God

d)

to "get" the mysteries of Divine Revelation

32.

Fear of the Lord helps us

a)

be strong and persevere in difficult circumstances

b)

to call upon God as "Father" and trust Him completely

c)

to recognize how small we are before the all-powerful, majestic God, and to desire to please Him

d)

to "get" the mysteries of Divine Revelation

33.

Mrs. Mayne wants you to know the gifts of the Holy Spirit so that

a)

you impress your parents with your religious knowledge.

b)

you are the best student in your Confirmation class.

c)

you know what you have been given in your Baptism, and can put them to use.

d)

you are allowed to receive them.

34.

Select all answers that apply. The fruits of the Spirit flourish when:

a)

we foster and put into practice the in-dwelling of God, the theological virtues, and the gifts of the Holy Spirit that we have been given

b)

we want them to; as in you say "I want to be at peace" and boom, you are at peace!

c)

we pray and receive the Sacraments (analogy of giving the tree water and sunlight)

d)

we do whatever makes us feel good in the moment

35.

An analogy for making acts of faith, hope, and love is:

a)

putting our oars into the currents in the water

b)

putting up the sails on our boat

c)

taking down the sails on our boat

d)

swimming instead of taking the boat

36.

The voice of God speaks:

a)

the truth

b)

lies

c)

always loudly

37.

The voice of the evil one:

a)

manipulates and tries to make us keep things in the dark, secret

b)

brings things into the light of truth

c)

is always discouraging

d)

is always encouraging

38.

Charisms are given to:

a)

People who ask for them

b)

Apostles

c)

All Baptized people

d)

Really holy people

39.

Charisms often:

a)

build on natural talents

b)

tear others down

c)

tire us out

d)

are hard to figure out

40.

Charisms give us:

a)

supernatural effectiveness

b)

natural talents

c)

good ideas

d)

high test scores

41.

To be in heaven, one needs

a)

to do lots of good deeds

b)

to have sanctifying grace in the soul

c)

to have never sinned

d)

to know the catechism by heart

42.

There is a difference between God's presence in us because he holds us in existence and God's presence in us by invitation, wherein he takes up his dwelling in us.

a)

True

b)

False

43.

The dogma of the Immaculate Conception

a)

is about Jesus' miraculous conception in the womb of Mary

b)

is about Mary being conceived without sin in her mother's womb

c)

is about John the Baptist being conceived of when Elizabeth was thought to be barren

d)

is made up

44.

The perpetual virginity of Mary means that:

a)

she was a virgin just before Jesus' birth

b)

she was a virgin before, during, and after Jesus' birth

c)

she didn't have sex because sex is sinful and she was sinless

45.

"Theotokos" means

a)

God bearer

b)

Ever virgin

c)

God saves

d)

Anointed One

46.

Mary was assumed into heaven:

a)

soul only

b)

body only

c)

body and soul

47.

Because Mary was immaculately conceived, she did not need nor receive the saving grace Jesus won for us on the cross.

a)

True

b)

False

48.

Mary is

a)

the New Ark of the Covenant

b)

Our Mother

c)

the Mother of God

d)

All of the above

49.

Belief and worship of many gods is called

a)

Monotheism

b)

Buddhism

c)

Religion

d)

Polytheism

50.

"Nature" answers the question

a)

"Who is it?"

b)

"Why is it?"

c)

"What is it?"

d)

"Where is it?"

51.

"Person" answers the question

a)

"What is it?"

b)

"Who is it?"

c)

"Why is it?"

d)

"Which is it?"

52.

The 3rd person of the trinity is the

a)

Father

b)

Holy Spirit

c)

Son

d)

All of these

53.

Jesus is _______________ God and ___________________ man.

a)

Fully; Fully

b)

part; part

c)

part; fully

d)

fully; part

54.

Will we ever fully understand the Trinity?

a)

Yes

b)

No

55.

Co-eternal means

a)

All persons of the Trinity had no beginning.

b)

The Father and the Son had no beginning; the Holy Spirit began at Pentecost.

c)

The Father and the Holy Spirit had no beginning; the Son was born in Bethlehem.

d)

The Father came first, the Son came second, and the Holy Spirit came third.

56.

The Mystery of the Blessed Trinity is that there are ______.

a)

three Persons in one God.

b)

three gods in one Person.

c)

a human and a divine nature in Christ.

d)

three natures in one God.

57.

The mystery of the Trinity reveals to us _____.

a)

That we are made for relationships of love.

b)

That we really believe in three Gods.

c)

That we can fully know and understand God.

d)

That God has three natures.

58.

"Omnipotent" means

a)

all powerful

b)

all good (or all loving)

c)

all knowing

d)

present everywhere

59.

"Omniscient" means

a)

all powerful

b)

all good (or all loving)

c)

all knowing

d)

present everywhere

60.

"Omnipresent" means

a)

all powerful

b)

all good (or all loving)

c)

all knowing

d)

present everywhere

61.

"Eternal" means

a)

unchanging

b)

without boundary or end or limit

c)

having no matter; takes up no space; cannot be broken into parts

d)

outside the limits of time; always “now”

62.

"Immutable" means

a)

unchanging

b)

without boundary or end or limit

c)

having no matter; takes up no space; cannot be broken into parts

d)

outside the limits of time; always “now”

63.

"Infinite" means

a)

unchanging

b)

without boundary or end or limit

c)

having no matter; takes up no space; cannot be broken into parts

d)

outside the limits of time; always “now”

64.

"Pure Spirit" means

a)

unchanging

b)

without boundary or end or limit

c)

having no matter; takes up no space; cannot be broken into parts

d)

outside the limits of time; always “now”

65.

In the Trinity, the Son is younger than the Father.

a)

True

b)

False

66.

The Son is eternally generated by the Father.

a)

True

b)

False

67.

The Father eternally generates/begets the Son.

a)

True

b)

False

68.

There are three parts of God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

a)

True

b)

False

69.

The Father eternally creates the Son.

a)

True

b)

False

70.

Faith is

a)

the theological virtue by which we believe in Divine truths

b)

the theological virtue by which we trust in God’s promises to us and look forward to His keeping them

c)

the theological virtue by which we love God and others with self-giving love

d)

not a theological virtue

71.

Love/Charity is

a)

the theological virtue by which we believe in Divine truths

b)

the theological virtue by which we trust in God’s promises to us and look forward to His keeping them

c)

the theological virtue by which we love God and others with self-giving love

d)

not a theological virtue

72.

Hope is

a)

the theological virtue by which we believe in Divine truths

b)

the theological virtue by which we trust in God’s promises to us and look forward to His keeping them

c)

the theological virtue by which we love God and others with self-giving love

d)

not a theological virtue

73.

Counsel is

a)

the theological virtue by which we believe in Divine truths

b)

the theological virtue by which we trust in God’s promises to us and look forward to His keeping them

c)

the theological virtue by which we love God and others with self-giving love

d)

not a theological virtue

74.

Check all that apply: A theological mystery is like a...

a)

wall that stops us in our tracks and makes us turn around/give up

b)

gallery that we keep walking deeper into, without end, each step getting more and more satisfying

c)

a well which never runs dry

d)

a crossword puzzle that we can close up and be done with

75.

Faith heals, perfects, and elevates our

a)

intellect

b)

will

c)

emotions

d)

none of the above

76.

Hope and Love/Charity strengthen our

a)

intellect

b)

will

c)

emotions

d)

none of the above

77.

We receive the indwelling of God when we are conceived in our mother's womb

a)

true, because God is present in everything he creates

b)

false, because the indwelling of God is a particular presence that we receive at Baptism, by invitation

78.
Who was led by God to sacrifice his son?
a)
Abraham
b)
Moses
c)
David
d)
Solomon
79.
Who did God give the 10 Commandments to?
a)
Abraham
b)
Moses
c)
David
d)
Solomon
80.

The sign of God's covenant with Adam is:

a)

Marriage/Sabbath

b)

Rainbow

c)

Circumcision

d)

Passover

e)

Temple

81.

The sign of God's covenant with Noah is:

a)

Marriage/Sabbath

b)

Rainbow

c)

Circumcision

d)

Passover

e)

Temple

82.

The sign of God's covenant with Abraham is:

a)

Marriage/Sabbath

b)

Rainbow

c)

Circumcision

d)

Passover

e)

Temple

83.

The sign of God's covenant with Moses is:

a)

Marriage/Sabbath

b)

Rainbow

c)

Circumcision

d)

Passover

e)

Temple

84.

The sign of God's covenant with David is:

a)

Marriage/Sabbath

b)

Rainbow

c)

Circumcision

d)

Passover

e)

Temple

85.

The form of God's covenant with David is:

a)

Couple

b)

Family

c)

Tribe

d)

Nation

e)

Kingdom

86.

The form of God's covenant with Moses is:

a)

Couple

b)

Family

c)

Tribe

d)

Nation

e)

Kingdom

87.

The form of God's covenant with Abraham is:

a)

Couple

b)

Family

c)

Tribe

d)

Nation

e)

Kingdom

88.

The form of God's covenant with Noah is:

a)

Couple

b)

Family

c)

Tribe

d)

Nation

e)

Kingdom

89.

The form of God's covenant with Adam is:

a)

Couple

b)

Family

c)

Tribe

d)

Nation

e)

Kingdom

90.

God's covenant with Adam takes place on Mount:

a)

Eden

b)

Ararat

c)

Moriah

d)

Sinai

e)

Zion

91.

God's covenant with Noah takes place on Mount:

a)

Eden

b)

Ararat

c)

Moriah

d)

Sinai

e)

Zion

92.

God's covenant with Abraham takes place on Mount:

a)

Eden

b)

Ararat

c)

Moriah

d)

Sinai

e)

Zion

93.

God's covenant with Moses takes place on Mount:

a)

Eden

b)

Ararat

c)

Moriah

d)

Sinai

e)

Zion

94.

God's covenant with David takes place on Mount:

a)

Eden

b)

Ararat

c)

Moriah

d)

Sinai

e)

Zion

95.

I am infinitely and personally loved by God, and nothing I can do nor fail to do will ever change that fact.

a)

true

b)

false

96.

We are called to worship Mary.

a)

True, because she is the Mother of God

b)

False, because she is not divine. We do not worship her, but we do honor her because she is the Mother of God.