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Catholic Studies 20 Unit 2 Review

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Sacred scripture is defined as:

a)

The words, stories, accounts of that holiness in action

b)

Process of sharing and handing down all that God has communicated and offers a path to holiness

c)

Sharing the Good news in words and actions

d)

The active, even aggressive, seeking of converts to one's own religious faith, often away from another religion

2.

Sacred tradition is defined as:

a)

The words, stories, accounts of that holiness in action

b)

Process of sharing and handing down all that God has communicated and offers a path to holiness

c)

Sharing the Good news in words and actions

d)

The active, even aggressive, seeking of converts to one's own religious faith, often away from another religion

3.

Evangelization is defined as:

a)

The words, stories, accounts of that holiness in action

b)

Process of sharing and handing down all that God has communicated and offers a path to holiness

c)

Sharing the Good news in words and actions

d)

The active, even aggressive, seeking of converts to one's own religious faith, often away from another religion

4.

The Hebrew Scriptures are stories about:

a)

God’s covenant relationship with the ancient Israelites

b)

 Focuses on the life of Jesus

5.

Proselytizing is defined as:

a)

The words, stories, accounts of that holiness in action

b)

Process of sharing and handing down all that God has communicated and offers a path to holiness

c)

Sharing the Good news in words and actions

d)

The active, even aggressive, seeking of converts to one's own religious faith, often away from another religion

6.

The Epistles are:

a)

The Letters

b)

The stories of Jesus' life, death and Ressurection

c)

Church fathers determined the validity of these

7.

The Church Canon is defined as:

a)

Books that were divinely inspired

b)

Apocryphal texts

8.

Church as Community links members through

a)

Creeds, public worship and Christian fellowship

b)

Sacraments

c)

Visible structures and rules

d)

The journey of faith

9.

Church as Sacrament highlights

a)

The visible, tangible witness to God's grace

b)

Fellowship

c)

Rules and rights

d)

The journey

10.

Indulgences are defined as:

a)

Buying "tickets" into heaven

b)

Eating the chocolate cake

11.

This Emperor's conversion is how Christianity became the dominant religion in Rome

a)

Constantine

b)

King Henry

c)

Pope Leo

d)

Ulrich Zwingl

12.

Atheism is defined as

a)

The denial of the existence of God

b)

Not Christian

c)

Gentile

d)

Israaelite

13.

Martin Luther was the founder of:

a)

Protestantism

b)

Anglican

c)

Presbyterianism

d)

Eastern Orthodox

14.

Ulrich Zwingli believed that

a)

Behavior by people will not gain salvation

b)

Nothing was religiously valid if not found in the Bible

c)

Some people were "elected" to be saved by God, others were not

15.

Martin Luther believed that

a)

Behavior by people will not gain salvation

b)

Nothing was religiously valid if not found in the Bible

c)

Some people were "elected" to be saved by God, others were not

16.

John Calvin believed that

a)

Behavior by people will not gain salvation

b)

Nothing was religiously valid if not found in the Bible

c)

Some people were "elected" to be saved by God, others were not

17.

Contemplative Prayer is defined as:

a)

Deep reflective prayer

b)

Historical prayer

c)

Modern prayer

d)

All of the above

18.

The Rosary is an example of this type of Prayer:

a)

Deep reflective prayer

b)

Historical prayer

c)

Modern prayer

d)

All of the above

19.

Christian Music is an example of this type of Prayer:

a)

Deep reflective prayer

b)

Historical prayer

c)

Contemporary prayer

d)

All of the above

20.

The following is NOT a criteria of an Institution

a)

Common Goal

b)

Provides social purpose

c)

Is above individual lives and intentions

d)

Governs co-operative behavior

21.

Which one is NOT a component of Church as community?

a)

Share a common goal/purpose

b)

Concerned about one another

c)

Share responsibilities

d)

Enforces rules and structures

22.

To be excommunicated means to

a)

Be the head of the Church

b)

Belonging to community

c)

Kicked out of the Church

d)

Part of the formal structure of institutions

23.

Schism was when

a)

Eastern and Western Church agreed on Jesus' divinity

b)

Two people claimed to be Pope

c)

Peter was named the first Pope

d)

Hierarchy of the Church

24.

Indulgences are also known as

a)

Tickets into heaven

b)

The Great Schism

c)

Protestant Reformation

d)

Counter-Reformation

25.

A synonym for the word Ecumenism is:

a)

Equity

b)

Equality

c)

Unity

d)

Spirituality

26.

Early Christians were ___________ for over 200 years during the Roman Empire

a)

Celebrated

b)

Empire sanctioned religion

c)

Persecuted

d)

Rebellious

27.

Constantine divided the Roman Empire in

a)

Half

b)

Religious areas

c)

Topographical areas

d)

Quarters

28.

After the division of the Roman Empire, the West was controlled by:

a)

Constantinople

b)

Rome

29.

After the division of the Roman Empire, the East was controlled from

a)

Constantinople

b)

Rome

30.

Indulgences is defined as:

a)

Individual freed from sin through remorse and dispensation

b)

Tickets into heaven

c)

Financial means

d)

All of the above

31.

This person preached that people do not earn salvation, God alone justifies and saves people

a)

Luther

b)

Calvin

c)

King Henry

d)

Zwingli

32.

This person believed that nothing was religiously valid unless found in the Bible

a)

Luther

b)

Calvin

c)

King Henry

d)

Zwingli

33.

Presbyterianism was founded by

a)

Luther

b)

Calvin

c)

King Henry

d)

Zwingli

34.

Calvinism/Presbyterianism believes that

a)

Some are "elected" by God to be saved while others are not

b)

God saves people through faith

c)

Saving is found only in the Bible

35.

The Vatican II was led by:

a)

Pope John Paul XXIII

b)

Luther

c)

Calvin

d)

King Henry

36.

The Council of Trent is also known as

a)

Protestant Reformation

b)

Counter Reformation

c)

Great Schism

d)

Anglicanism

37.

One of the Council of Trent's aims was to:

a)

Explain and defend against the attacks of the Protestants

b)

Permit King Henry to divorce his wife

38.

This person established The Act of Supremacy, declaring himself the head of the Church of England (because he wanted to divorce his wife)

a)

Luther

b)

Calvin

c)

King Henry

d)

Zwingli

39.

This religion does not believe in papal primacy and infallibility

a)

Presbyertian

b)

Anglican

c)

Protestant

d)

Puritanism

40.

The nature of salvation in Catholicism is:

a)

Salvation is a mix of faith, grace and good works

b)

Salvation is by faith alone

c)

Salvation is found in the Bible

d)

Salvation is earned