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Worksheets7th Religion Unit 2 Test 2
Total questions: 49
Worksheet time: 25mins
Second Person of the Holy Trinity, the Son of God, assumed a human nature in the Person of Jesus Christ.
Incarnation
Paschal Mystery
Messiah
Kingdom of God
The Angel Gabriel appearing to Mary to announce that she would be the Mother of God, Jesus Christ.
Annunciation
Messiah
Incarnation
Gospels
God’s reign or rule over all things that Jesus proclaimed during His public ministry is
Kingdom of God
Gospels
Messiah
Annunciation
Christ’s Passion, Death, and Resurrection, which saved us from sin and death for new life as sons and daughters of God, is called the
Paschal Mystery
Messiah
Kingdom of God
Incarnation
“Good News” of our salvation, the four books of the Bible that tell the story of Jesus’ life.
Gospels
Kingdom of God
Annunciation
Messiah
Hebrew word for “anointed one” and refers to the one whom God promised to send to His people to free them from sin.
Messiah
Incarnation
Annunciation
Gospels
Hebrew word for “anointed one” and refers to the one whom God promised to send to His people to free them from sin.
Messiah
Incarnation
Annunciation
Kingdom of God
The calling or destiny of all people to holiness and to a particular state in life, either marriage, religious life, or ordained priesthood
Vocation
miracle
mystery
Gentiles
a supernatural act of God that demonstrates His power over all things.
miracle
Vocation
Gentiles
Word of God
A truth about God that we can come to know only with God’s help.
mystery
Word of God
Vocation
miracle
People of non-Jewish ethnicity.
Gentiles
Synoptic Gospels
miracle
Vocation
Books of Matthew, Mark, and Luke, which present in a similar way the story of Christ’s life
Synoptic Gospels
Vocation
Gentiles
Word of God
John's Gospels portrays Jesus as the _______ become flesh in the Incarnation, in whom God has revealed all that is necessary for the sake of our salvation.
Word of God
mystery
miracle
Vocation
Jesus is half human and half divine
true
false
Jesus is like us in all things, including sin.
true
false
If Jesus had not risen from the dead, we would not have been saved from sin and would still be enslaved by sin and death.
true
false
St. Matthew began his Gospel with a genealogy of Jesus so that his readers could better understand that Jesus was a descendant of Abraham and heir to God’s promises.
true
false
Mark’s Gospel is the longest and slowest paced of the four Gospels.
true
false
The author of Mark’s Gospel took the time to explain many Jewish customs to his audience.
true
false
Luke’s Gospel tells the most complete version of the life of Christ.
true
false
Luke’s Gospel emphasized that Gentiles must first become Jewish in order to become Christians.
true
false
John’s Gospel was the last Gospel to be written
true
false
The traditional author of John’s Gospel is John the Beloved Apostle.
true
false
Unlike the other Gospels, John’s Gospel tells the story of Christ’s life in a straightforward, chronological way.
true
false
Unlike the other Gospels, John’s Gospel tells the story of Christ’s life in a straightforward, chronological way.
true
false
The Gospel of John makes it clearly known that Jesus is the Son of God.
true
false
Which of the following is NOT one of the four reasons for the Incarnation?
To save us from sin
So that we might know God’s love
So that Jesus might be our model of holiness
To punish us for our sins
Which of the following is NOT a true statement about Jesus?
He felt far from His Father while on the Cross.
Jesus was never tempted to sin.
Jesus was closer to some of His friends than to others.
Jesus is 100 percent fully God.
When Jesus proclaimed that the Kingdom of God was at hand, what did He say we must do?
Repent and believe in the Gospel
Accept our just punishment
Judge others in the way that God judges us.
Go to Church and read the Bible.
What did Jesus give us to be the law of the Kingdom of God?
The Beatitudes
The Seven Deadly Sins
The Psalms
The Mysteries of the Rosary
Which Mysteries of the Rosary reflect on key moments in Christ’s life after His birth and before His Passion, Death, and Resurrection?
The Joyful Mysteries
The Sorrowful Mysteries
The Glorious Mysteries
The Luminous Mysteries
Which of the following is NOT a true statement about Jesus’ Crucifixion?
Jesus was put on trial before the Roman governor, Pilate.
An inscription was nailed to the Cross above Jesus’ head that read: Jesus the Nazorean, the King of the Jews.
All of Jesus’ Apostles gathered at the foot of the Cross to honor Jesus as He died.
After Jesus had died, a Roman soldier pierced Jesus’ side with a spear to make sure that He was dead, and blood and water poured out from the wound.
Which of the following is NOT something that happened during one of Jesus’ appearances after His Resurrection?
Jesus appeared to Pilate and forgave him for sentencing Him to die on the Cross.
Jesus appeared to His disciples and asked Peter three times if he loved Him.
Jesus appeared to two disciples walking to a town outside Jerusalem called Emmaus.
Jesus appeared on a mountain to His disciples and gave them the mission of making disciples of all the nations.
We come in contact with sin, suffering, and death on a daily basis. Death, however, does not have to mean an actual end of life. Which of the following is an example of a different kind of death we might encounter?
Two friends going out to dinner
A person praying the Rosary
The end of a school year
A family adopting a new pet
Who was the primary audience of Matthew’s Gospel
An audience with a Jewish background
Gentile converts to Christianity specifically in Rome
Gentile converts to Christianity
A mainly Jewish audience, but decades later than the other Gospels
Which of God’s promises to Abraham was first fulfilled by the covenant with Moses as a foreshadowing of Jesus leading God’s people on a new Exodus from sin and death to eternal life with God in Heaven?
God would make of Abraham a great nation.
God would make Abraham’s name great, and his descendants would be a dynasty of kings.
All the families of the earth would be blessed by Abraham and his descendants.
Who was the primary audience of Mark’s Gospel?
Gentile converts to Christianity specifically in Rome
An audience with a Jewish background
Gentile converts to Christianity
A mainly Jewish audience, but decades later than the other Gospels
Which of the following statements best describes the main focus of Mark’s Gospel?
Sharing the message of Jesus’ ministry to all the nations
Jesus calls all people to follow Him and, with the help of the Holy Spirit, to receive His mercy and forgiveness
Presenting Jesus as the promised Savior and Messiah foretold in the Old Testament
Revealing the spiritual realities of Jesus’ life, especially Jesus as the Incarnate Word of God
Jesus walking on water and calming a storm are examples of which type of miracle?
Miracles of healing
Miracles of the supernatural
Miracles of nature
Miracles of supply
The story of the multiplication of the loaves and the fishes to feed a crowd of 5,000 is an example of which type of miracle?
Miracles of healing
Miracles of the supernatural
Miracles of nature
Miracles of supply
Who was the primary audience of Luke’s Gospel?
An audience with a Jewish background
Gentile converts to Christianity specifically in Rome
Gentile converts to Christianity
A mainly Jewish audience, but decades later than the other Gospels
Which of the following statements best describes the main focus of Luke’s Gospel?
Sharing the message of Jesus’ ministry to all the nations
Jesus calls all people to follow Him and, with the help of the Holy Spirit, to receive His mercy and forgiveness
Presenting Jesus as the promised Savior and Messiah foretold in the Old Testament
Revealing the spiritual realities of Jesus’ life, especially Jesus as the Incarnate Word of God
From whom did St. Luke likely draw information about Jesus’ early life for his Gospel?
Elizabeth
The Virgin Mary
St. Joseph
Pontius Pilate
Which story from Luke’s Gospel teaches us that God is a loving Father who will always accept us back when we repent of our sins and ask for His forgiveness?
The Annunciation
The Parable of the Lost Son
The Parable of the Good Samaritan
Who was the primary audience of John’s Gospel?
An audience with a Jewish background
Gentile converts to Christianity specifically in Rome
Gentile converts to Christianity
A mainly Jewish audience, but decades later than the other Gospels
Which of the following statements best describes the main focus of John’s Gospel?
Sharing the message of Jesus’ ministry to all the nations
Jesus calls all people to follow Him and, with the help of the Holy Spirit, to receive His mercy and forgiveness
Presenting Jesus as the promised Savior and Messiah foretold in the Old Testament
Revealing the spiritual realities of Jesus’ life, especially Jesus as the Incarnate Word of God
In John’s Gospel, Jesus makes seven “I AM” statements. What is Jesus claiming to be with these statements?
A sinful man in need of mercy and forgiveness
God Himself
The prophet Elijah returned from Heaven
An angel of the Lord
What do the seven signs that Jesus performs in John’s Gospel reveal to us about Jesus and His mission?
They all point to Jesus’ power over sin and death and foreshadow the Sacraments and the Paschal Mystery.
They reveal that Jesus was only a human man and not fully God and that He came to prove that God was not real.
They all foreshadow the seven new covenants we still wait for before the end of time.
They reveal that Jesus will establish an earthly kingdom and that His armies of angels will conquer the earth.
John begins his Gospel with the words “In the beginning…” What do these words help to present Jesus as?
The New Moses
The New Isaiah
The New David
The New Adam
