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WorksheetsCatholic Connections Chapter 5 & 6
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 26mins
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Class
Date
1.
When will we finally understand God's plan?
a)
When we die and are in heaven
b)
God wanted to share his love with his creatures.
2.
Why was the universe created?
a)
God wanted to share his love with his creatures.
b)
We were created because God wanted to share His wisdom, beauty, and goodness to living union with Him.
3.
Why were we created?
a)
We were created because God wanted to share His wisdom, beauty, and goodness to living union with Him.
b)
heavens and earth
4.
How does the Bible refer to the entire universe?
a)
heavens and earth
b)
A personal, loving relationship with each of us.
5.
What does God desire?
a)
A personal, loving relationship with each of us.
b)
How big the universe is, how old it is, and what it is made of.
6.
What kind of questions can science not answer?
a)
How big the universe is, how old it is, and what it is made of.
b)
War and violence, people doing selfish and hateful things, nature spoiled by pollution, and people in many parts of the world suffering from lack of food, shelter, and other necessities.
7.
Give four signs of evil in our world that are mentioned in your textbook.
a)
War and violence, people doing selfish and hateful things, nature spoiled by pollution, and people in many parts of the world suffering from lack of food, shelter, and other necessities.
b)
Good happens in evil situations
8.
What is part of the mystery of creation?
a)
Good happens in evil situations
b)
Jesus Christ
9.
What is our trust and hope rooted in?
a)
Jesus Christ
b)
When God's plan for the world and for us is fully realized
10.
Will evil finally end? How can we know if evil will finally end?
a)
When God's plan for the world and for us is fully realized
b)
sin
11.
Why does some evil exist?
a)
sin
b)
We freely chose to do it
12.
What condition makes love genuine?
a)
We freely chose to do it
b)
Harming other people and God's creation
13.
What are the consequences of making an unloving (not God-like) choice?
a)
Harming other people and God's creation
b)
Original sin, disrupted God's creation, and passed on the tendency to sin.
14.
What were the three consequences of Adam and Eve's rejection of God's love?
a)
Original sin, disrupted God's creation, and passed on the tendency to sin.
b)
To restore and deepen our union with God
15.
Since Jesus is the high point of creation, what did He come to do?
a)
To restore and deepen our union with God
b)
They worshipped false gods and goddesses
16.
Why did God allow the kingdoms of Israel and Judah to be conquered?
a)
They worshipped false gods and goddesses
b)
To emphasise God's actions in history
17.
Why were the historical books written?
a)
To emphasise God's actions in history
b)
Conquered the promised land called Canaan
18.
What did the Israelites do under Joshua's leadership?
a)
Conquered the promised land called Canaan
b)
Judges
19.
The early Israelites did not have kings, but what did they have?
a)
Judges
b)
Samuel
20.
Who was the last judge of Israel?
a)
Samuel
b)
Saul, David, and Solomon
21.
Who were the first three kings of Israel?
a)
Saul, David, and Solomon
b)
He repented for his sins
22.
How is David a model of leadership?
a)
He repented for his sins
b)
Israel split into 2 kingdoms
23.
What happened after Solomon's death?
a)
Israel split into 2 kingdoms
b)
It tells the story of 5 brothers and their father who led a revolt against an evil Greek ruler after the Israelites return from the exile
24.
What story does the 1st and 2nd book of Maccabees tell?
a)
It tells the story of 5 brothers and their father who led a revolt against an evil Greek ruler after the Israelites return from the exile
b)
A person that God calls to speak on His behalf.
25.
Who is a prophet?
a)
A person that God calls to speak on His behalf.
b)
1. condemnation (failed to live their promise to God and keeping their covenant)
26.
What two basic types of messages did the prophets of Israel have?
a)
1. condemnation (failed to live their promise to God and keeping their covenant)
b)
Idolatry, Injustice, and false worship.
27.
What were the most common failures addressed by the prophets and how did these failures affect the Israelite people?
a)
Idolatry, Injustice, and false worship.
b)
God is faithful, Faithful will serve, send a Messiah
28.
What were the themes of hope that were spoken to the prophets and how did they give hope to the Israelite people?
a)
God is faithful, Faithful will serve, send a Messiah
b)
The wisdom books provide us with many different kinds of readings: a long debate, hymns used for worship, teachings about wisdom, short Proverbs, and even love poetry.
29.
What do the Wisdom books provide us with?
a)
The wisdom books provide us with many different kinds of readings: a long debate, hymns used for worship, teachings about wisdom, short Proverbs, and even love poetry.
b)
A man who gave advice for living a good and holy life.
30.
Who was Ben Sirah (or Sirach)?
a)
A man who gave advice for living a good and holy life.
b)
To understand why God allows bad things to happen to good people.
31.
Why do people study the book of Job?
a)
To understand why God allows bad things to happen to good people.
b)
It symbolizes the relationship between God and the church.
32.
What does the Song of Solomon symbolize for Christians?
a)
It symbolizes the relationship between God and the church.
b)
It Contains 150 prayers that were meant to be sung as part of the Jewish worship. They were used to convey nearly every human situation and emotion.
33.
What does the book of Psalms contain and what was it used for?
a)
It Contains 150 prayers that were meant to be sung as part of the Jewish worship. They were used to convey nearly every human situation and emotion.
b)
The Liturgy of the word reminds us of the Jewish customs of reading aloud from Hebrew scriptures in the synagogue.
34.
What does the Liturgy of the Word at Mass remind us of?
a)
The Liturgy of the word reminds us of the Jewish customs of reading aloud from Hebrew scriptures in the synagogue.
b)
The Liturgy of the Eucharist has its roots in the Jewish Passover, which Jesus celebrated at the Last Supper.
35.
What does the Liturgy of the Eucharist have its roots in?
a)
The Liturgy of the Eucharist has its roots in the Jewish Passover, which Jesus celebrated at the Last Supper.
b)
Numbers
36.
Which book takes its name from the census in which Moses counted all the people?
a)
Numbers
b)
Genesis
37.
Which book tells about creation of the world, Adam and Eve, and Original Sin?
a)
Genesis
b)
Leviticus
38.
Which book is a collection of laws followed by the Chosen People?
a)
Leviticus
b)
Exodus
39.
Which book tells how the Jewish People escaped slavery in Egypt?
a)
Exodus
b)
Deuteronomy
40.
Which book presents Moses' final words to the Chosen People?
a)
Deuteronomy
b)
God's work and presence is never-ending
41.
Why does creation never end?
a)
God's work and presence is never-ending
b)
Never
42.
When does creation end?
a)
Never
b)
happy/trusting
43.
What should our attitude be as we go about our lives as we see God's plan unfold?
a)
happy/trusting
b)
keeping our eyes open
44.
What is our place on the special journey of creation?
a)
keeping our eyes open
b)
No (He can cause us harm, but he has already been defeated by Jesus)
45.
Is Satan to be feared?
a)
No (He can cause us harm, but he has already been defeated by Jesus)
b)
relationships, earth
46.
What are the choices we have to make in this journey?
a)
relationships, earth
b)
Deuteronomy
47.
Is Magic good or bad?
a)
Bad (type of idolatry)
b)
Good
48.
Is Astrology good or bad?
a)
Bad (type of idolatry)
b)
Good
49.
Is Superstition good or bad?
a)
Bad (type of idolatry)
b)
Good
50.
Are Ghost real?
a)
The Church doesn't know, but is usually a no
b)
Sure
51.
Are ghost to be feared?
a)
No
b)
Yes
52.
Is Satan real?
a)
Yes
b)
No
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