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WorksheetsSessions 11/12
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 22mins
All the Gospels were written simultaneously.
True
False
Jesus understands our difficulties when we face temptation because he faced temptation too.
True
False
In the parable of the sower, only the seed sown in rich soil flourishes and bears much fruit.
True
False
Jesus' Baptism is an epiphany, or revelation of Jesus as the Son of God.
True
False
Jesus used parables to explain his teachings further and to answer questions.
True
False
The Gospel writers, also called the _________ wanted to preserve the teachings of Jesus for future generations.
Magisterium
Evangelists
Temptation is an attraction that can lead us _____ God.
away from
closer to
In the desert, Satan enticed Jesus with ___ temptations (Page 93).
Two
Three
Four
Five
The Church recognizes four events in the life of Christ that qualify as epiphanies: the Nativity, the adoration of the Magi, Jesus' baptism in the Jordan River, and Jesus' first sign at the wedding feast at cana. (Page 92)
True
False
In the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation, we confess our sins to a priest, perform a penance, show repentance, and hear word of absolution.
True
False
At the wedding feast at Cana, Jesus rewarded Mary's trust and faith by providing in abundance.
True
False
A sacrament is a sacred rite, a ceremonial religious act that is a sign of God's love and presence in our lives.
True
False
The stories of signs in the Gospel of John reveal not only who Jesus is but also who the Father is.
True
False
The priest's anointing with oil is called repentance.
True
False
The sacraments are Baptism, Confirmation, the Eucharist, Penace and Reconciliation, Anointing of the Holy Orders, and Matrimony.
True
False
In one of his miracles, Jesus multiplied five barley loaves and two fish so that about 5,000 people could be fed.
True
False
Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John are the authors of the (a) .
The four Gospel writers, called the (a) , wanted to preserve Jesus' teachings for future generations so they could recognize their significance to our Salvation.
Which of the below describes a stage that tells how the Gospels formed over a period of time?
the life and teachings of Jesus
the preaching of the Good News by the Apostles
the actual recording of the words and stories of the Gospels
all of the above
Jesus' service, or work done for others, is his (a) .
Who carries on the work of the Apostles today?
Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John
the bishops and the pope
the disciples
none of the above
John the Baptist said that the one to come after him would baptize "with the Holy Spirit and (a) ."
Jesus is the "ne Adam" because he resists Satan's temptations and remains faithful to the Father.
True
False
Because Jesus renounces Satan's temptations, his identity as the (a) , the Son of God, is confirmed.
Jesus often used a (a) to answer a question or give more explanation to an important teaching.
What does the parable of the sower teach us?
Seeds grown in rich soil bear fruit because God is at work
Farming is difficult on rocky land
Seeds can fall in different places on the ground
All of the above
Jesus' first miracle took place at a (a) .
The wedding at Cana shows the significant role of Mary in Jesus' ministry.
True
False
In John's Gospel, Jesus' miracles are referred to as (a) .
In John's Gospel, what do Jesus' signs reveal?
God's abundant love for us
who the Father is
who Jesus is
all of the above
How can God's abundant grace flow through us?
We can change a negative outlook and attitude.
We can turn an outcast into a friend
We can love or pray for an enemy
all of the above
Holy, visible signs that signify a divine reality are known as (a) .
A ceremonial religious act that is a sign of God's love in our lives is called a (a) .
Signs and symbols taken from everyday life are present in the sacramental rites.
True
False
What are the three Sacraments of Initation?
Baptism, Confirmation, and Matrimony
Baptism, Eucharist, and Matrimony
Confirmation, Eucharist, and Matrimony
None of the Above
