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Religion- Liturgical Year

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 20mins

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1.

In Ordinary Time we also learn the meaning of living as Christ's (a)   .

2.

The second part of Ordinary Time is between _________ and _________.

a)

Easter and Advent

b)

Advent and Easter

c)

Triduum and Christmas

d)

Christmas and Lent

3.

The first part of Ordinary time is between _________ and __________.

a)

Advent and Easter

b)

Christmas and Lent

c)

Easter and Advent

d)

Triduum and Lent

4.

How many parts is Ordinary Time celebrated during the liturgical year?

(a)  

5.

What days are the season of Easter?

a)

Easter Sunday evening to Holy Thursday

b)

Easter Sunday evening to Pentecost Sunday

c)

Easter Sunday evening to Ash Wednesday

d)

Easter Sunday evening to Good Friday

6.

What days are the Easter Triduum?

a)

Holy Thursday Evening to Easter Sunday Afternoon

b)

Ash Wednesday Evening to Good Friday Evening

c)

Holy Thursday Evening to Easter Sunday Evening

d)

Good Friday Evening to Holy Thursday Afternoon

7.

The Easter (a)   is the church's most greatest celebration.

8.

When do we celebrate the Easter Triduum?

a)

Sometime in January of February

b)

Sometime in May or June

c)

Sometime in June or July

d)

Sometime in March or April

9.

What does the word "triduum" mean?

a)

3 days

b)

2 days

c)

1 day

d)

5 days

10.

When does the season of Lent begin?

a)

Easter Sunday

b)

Holy Thursday

c)

Good Friday

d)

Ash Wednesday

11.

When does the season of Christmas begin?

a)

Christmas Day

b)

New Year's Eve

c)

Christmas Eve

d)

New Year's Day

12.

What do we celebrate during Ordinary Time?

a)

We celebrate the life of Christ.

b)

We prepare for the Church's greatest celebration in the liturgical year.

c)

We celebrate Jesus' birth.

d)

We prepare and look forward to Jesus' second coming at the end of time.

13.

What do we celebrate during Easter?

a)

We remember Jesus' death and celebrate his Resurrection.

b)

We celebrate the new life we have in Christ and Jesus' Resurrection.

c)

We prepare for the Church's greatest celebration.

d)

We celebrate and look forward to Jesus' second coming at the end of time.

14.

What do we celebrate during Triduum?

a)

We prepare for Jesus' second coming at the end of time.

b)

We celebrate Jesus' life.

c)

We remember Jesus' death and celebrate his Resurrection.

d)

We celebrate the new life we have in Christ.

15.

What do we celebrate during Advent?

a)

We celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.

b)

We prepare and look forward to Jesus' second coming at the end of time.

c)

We prepare for the Church's greatest celebration of the liturgical year.

d)

We celebrate the most important celebration in the Church.

16.

What do we celebrate during Lent?

a)

We prepare and look forward to Jesus' second coming at the end of time.

b)

We celebrate Jesus' Resurrection.

c)

We celebrate Jesus' birth.

d)

We prepare for the Church's greatest celebration.

17.

What do we celebrate during Christmas?

a)

We celebrate Jesus' birth.

b)

We prepare for the Church's greatest celebration.

c)

We celebrate the most important celebration in the entire church.

d)

We rejoice because of Jesus' Resurrection.

18.

What is the LAST season of the liturgical year?

(a)  

19.

What is the SIXTH season of the liturgical year?

(a)  

20.

What is the FIFTH season of the liturgical year?

(a)  

21.

What is the FOURTH season of the liturgical year?

(a)  

22.

What is the THIRD season of the liturgical year?

(a)  

23.

What is the SECOND season of the liturgical year?

(a)  

24.

What is the FIRST season of the liturgical year?

(a)  

25.

The liturgical year begins with the season of __________ in late November or early December.

a)

Advent

b)

Lent

c)

Christmas

d)

Ordinary Time

26.

During the year we venerate, or show devotion to, ________ and the __________.

a)

Mary and God

b)

Mary and Joseph

c)

Mary and Jesus

d)

Mary and the Saints

27.

The Church year is based on the life of Christ and the celebration of his life in the ____________.

a)

liturgy

b)

Bible

c)

readings

d)

parables

28.

Throughout the liturgical year, we remember and celebrate the life of (a)   .