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NT Unit 1 Review

Total questions: 43

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The name “Jesus” is an Anglicization of the Greek “Iesous” which is a transliteration for the Hebrew name “Yeshua”, which means:

a)

teacher

b)

salvation

c)

prophet

d)

Emmanuel

2.

Which Gospel begins with the genealogy of Jesus?

a)

Matthew

b)

Mark

c)

Luke

d)

John

3.

Which of the following was a result of the culture in Jesus’ time being very patriarchal?

a)

Men held the political, economic, and religious power.

b)

Women were the leaders of the family.

c)

Jesus paid little attention to women.

d)

Mothers decided who their daughters would marry.

4.

What is the emphasis of Mark’s Gospel?

a)

Jesus is the image of God in the flesh and salvation is available to those who believe and commit their lives to Jesus.

b)

Jesus heals long standing divisions and calls His followers to have a special compassion for the poor and powerless.

c)

Jesus teaches what it means to be a member of the Kingdom of Heaven.

d)

Jesus shows that suffering can be a source of grace when united to His sufferings.

5.

Which of the following is attributed to Emperor Nero?

a)

blaming the fire that destroyed much of Rome on the Christians

b)

persecuting the Christians

c)

burning Christians on crosses

d)

all of the above

6.

Which Gospel was probably written first and provides many details of Jesus’ life, but not his birth?

a)

Matthew

b)

Mark

c)

Luke

d)

John

7.

Who is Jesus sometimes compared to?

a)

John the Baptist

b)

Elijah

c)

the prophets

d)

all of the above

8.

During Jesus’ time, whom do many Jews believe the Messiah will be?

a)

a peaceful king

b)

an earthly military or political ruler

c)

an unknown prophet

d)

like the New Adam

9.

Which Gospel gives us the wide-angle view of Jesus’ life, focusing on Jesus’ wider appeal to save everyone, including those not highly valued by society?

a)

Matthew

b)

Mark

c)

Luke

d)

John

10.

Which of these Gospels focuses on connections between Jesus and the Old Testament?

a)

Matthew

b)

Mark

c)

Luke

d)

John

11.

What is the mystery of the two natures in one Divine Person of Jesus Christ called?

a)

Sacred Tradition

b)

hypostatic union

c)

Paschal Mystery

d)

Messiah

12.

Where is the fullness of God’s Divine Revelation found?

a)

in the Bible

b)

in the Gospels

c)

in Jesus Christ

d)

in the Church

13.

Why do the four Gospels each offer a unique perspective?

a)

They were written by different authors.

b)

They were written for different audiences.

c)

They were written in different historical situations.

d)

all of the above

14.

Which of the following are the synoptic Gospels?

a)

Matthew, Luke, and John

b)

Mark, Luke, and John

c)

Matthew, Mark, and John

d)

Matthew, Mark, and Luke

15.

What images do parables use to communicate religious messages?

a)

religious images

b)

everyday images

c)

Old Testament images

d)

Greek images

16.

Which Gospel, most likely written last, focuses on Jesus’ divine nature, giving details about Jesus and his relationship with God and the Holy Spirit?

a)

Matthew

b)

Mark

c)

Luke

d)

John

17.

The free and undeserved gift that God gives us to empower us to respond to his call and to live as his adopted sons and daughters is:

a)

grace

b)

faith

c)

justification

d)

salvation

18.

Which of the following statements is true regarding the natures of Jesus Christ?

a)

Jesus is one Person with a human nature and a divine nature.

b)

Jesus is one Person who is divine but only appears to be human.

c)

Jesus is one Person who is truly just a human but is very holy like God.

d)

Jesus is one Person who is mostly human and a little divine.

19.

The twenty-seven books of the Bible, which have the life, Passion, death, Resurrection, and Ascension of Jesus Christ:

a)

the Old Testament

b)

Pentateuch

c)

the New Testament

d)

the Torah

20.

This Hebrew word means "anointed one."

a)

Messiah

b)

Christ

c)

Lord

d)

Jesus

21.

What is the primary cultural value that defined life in first-century Palestine?

a)

keeping the Roman authorities happy

b)

making a living

c)

being committed to family

d)

accumulating wealth

22.

Why is the ending of Mark’s Gospel unique?

a)

It has no report of Jesus’ Ascension.

b)

It has an account of Saint Paul’s early travels.

c)

It has two endings.

d)

It has another account of Jesus walking on water.

23.

Why does God take on human form?

a)

God knows he is difficult for us to grasp.

b)

God knows he has to approach us in a way that we can understand.

c)

God wants to be sure that we understand his message of salvation.

d)

all of the above

24.

Which of the following parables is found in all 3 Synoptic Gospels?

a)

The Rich Man and Lazarus

b)

The Rejected Stone

c)

The Lost Coin

d)

The Wedding Banquet

25.

This Greek word means repentance, a radical change of mind and heart, and a total turning away from sin and the world to embrace God.

a)

parabole

b)

eschatology

c)

hypostatic

d)

metanoia

26.

The first of Matthew's five major discourses, found in Matthew 3:1-7:29, is

a)

Jesus' instruction to His12 Apostles

b)

the Sermon on the Mount

c)

the six parables

d)

the final judgement

27.

Which two Gospels include the infancy narratives?

a)

Mark and Luke

b)

Mark and Matthew

c)

Matthew and Luke

d)

Mark and John

28.

Luke's Gospel is characterized by parallel stories between

a)

Jews and Samaritans

b)

male and female characters

c)

Pharisees and Samaritans

d)

Jews and Greeks

29.

Luke's Gospel is dedicated to "Theophilus", a name which means

a)

friend of God

b)

learned scholar

c)

master

d)

angelic guest

30.

Jesus and His family are refugees in Egypt during His childhood because

a)

they had to go there for the Roman census

b)

there was a famine in Israel

c)

King Herod wanted Jesus dead

d)

they go there with the Magi

31.

Apostolic origin, widespread acceptance, and conformity with the rule of faith are all criteria for

a)

a book being a part of the New Testament

b)

a book being considered a Gospel

c)

a book being part of the Septuagint

d)

a book being considered Deuterocanonical

32.

This New Testament writer is responsible for writing 1/5th of the New Testament and was a great missionary and preacher of the early Church, but he began by persecuting Christians

a)

Luke

b)

John

c)

Paul

d)

Matthew

33.

Which of the temptations Jesus underwent was an invitation from the devil to take a supposedly "easier path"?

a)

turn rocks into bread

b)

jump off the top of the temple

c)

worship the devil

d)

become a military warlord

34.

One of the reasons that the Catholic Old Testament includes more books than the Jewish canon is because

a)

the Catholic Bible includes books written in both Greek and Hebrew

b)

the Catholic Bible includes appendixes

c)

the Jewish Bible removed anything that could pertain to Jesus

d)

the Catholic Bible added new books at the Council of Trent

35.

Luke's story of Simon of Cyrene carrying Jesus's cross is parallel to the story of:

a)

the Ninevites

b)

women see Jesus buried

c)

Jesus meets the women on the way to Calvary

d)

the bleeding woman is healed

36.

Whose genealogy traces Jesus's ancestry all the way back to Adam?

a)

Matthew

b)

Mark

c)

Luke

d)

John

37.

Which Gospel begins with the Baptism of Jesus?

a)

Matthew

b)

Mark

c)

Luke

d)

John

38.

Which Gospel writer was writing after the Romans had destroyed Jerusalem, during the reigns of Vespasian and Titus?

a)

Matthew

b)

Mark

c)

Luke

d)

John

39.

The intent of a parable is to

a)

affect the listener with a simple but profound moralizing message

b)

confuse the listener with complicated imagery

c)

teach a lesson in a very dry and clinical manner

d)

explain the mathematical concept of parabola

40.

One of the few stories given in the Gospel about Jesus as a child is

a)

when He discovers that He is God's Son

b)

when he stays behind in the Temple of Jerusalem without His parents' knowledge

c)

when He walks on water

d)

when He performs a miraculous healing for a blind man

41.

This Apostle was originally a fisherman, but he became a follower of Jesus at the invitation of his brother, Andrew:

a)

Paul

b)

Simon Peter

c)

James

d)

John

42.

Mary's cousin, who is the mother of John the Baptist, is named

a)

Rebekah

b)

Miriam

c)

Elizabeth

d)

Anna

43.

This Gospel writer departs from the typical way of writing genealogies by including some women:

a)

Matthew

b)

Mark

c)

Luke

d)

John