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Religion: Final Review

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

We are made in the image and likeness of God. What do we call the honor and respect due to all people, from unborn babies to the eldery?

a)

Fraternal solidarity

b)

Human dignity

c)

Economic justice

d)

Distributive wealth

2.

Which of the following aspects of an act must be good for it to be judged as a morally good act?

a)

The object

b)

The intention

c)

The circumstances

d)

All of the above

3.

Which statement does not support the meaning of temptation?

a)

Temptation, by itself, is a sin.

b)

Temptation can lead to sin.

c)

Certain thoughts and feelings can lead us away from following God's laws.

d)

God's grace helps us to overcome the attraction to choose sin.

4.

Who is the perfect model for moral living?

a)

Pope Francis

b)

Saint Paul

c)

Saint Peter

d)

Jesus

5.

When does the formation of our conscience take place?

a)

At Confirmation

b)

Throughout our lives

c)

During the teenage years

d)

When we become members of the Church

6.

Which is an examples of a Beatitude?

a)

"You shall not take the name of the Lord, your God, in vain."

b)

"Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy."

c)

"Your light must shine before others, that they may see your good deeds."

d)

"I am the way and the truth and the life."

7.

Which phrase describes a prayer of petition?

a)

Asking for God's forgiveness, help, or support.

b)

Expressing gratitude to God for our blessings.

c)

Dedicating someone or something to God.

d)

Giving glory to God.

8.

What is covetousness?

a)

A disordered desire for praise and honor.

b)

A disordered desire for possessions and material things.

c)

Avoidance of our responsibilites toward God and others.

d)

A disordered desire for food and drink.

9.

Which of the following is a true statement about the morality of an act?

a)

Acting out of fear does not affect our moral responsiblity.

b)

A good moral decision must conform with God's laws and the Church's teachings.

c)

All the laws of society will lead to good moral decisions.

d)

If our intentions are good, then our actions are morally good.

10.

Which of the following is an examples of a devotional prayer?

a)

Nicene Creed.

b)

Eucharistic Prayer.

c)

The Rosary.

d)

Act of Contrition.

11.

Which of the following is true about St. Katherine Drexel?

a)

She began the Catholic school system in America.

b)

She is known for her service to Native and African Americans.

c)

She was a Jesuit missionary who brought the Catholic faith to India and Japan.

d)

She was a Carmelite nun who was known as the "Little Flower."

12.

What name is given to the seven basic tendencies which are the chief sources of sin in our lives?

a)

Original sin.

b)

Venial sin.

c)

Mortal sin.

d)

Capital sin.

13.

In order to live a good life, we must cultivate not only the inner life of moral virtue, but the outer life by our participation in

a)

Our communities.

b)

The sacraments.

c)

The life of the saints.

d)

All of the above.

14.

Turning away from an attitude of self-centeredness requires a change of heart known as

a)

Submission.

b)

Implication.

c)

Conversion.

d)

Devotion.

15.

The sacraments of _______ are graced events which develop and nourish our lives.

a)

Holy Orders and Anointing of the Sick.

b)

Eucharist and Holy Orders.

c)

Penance and Eucharist.

d)

Anointing of the Sick and Baptism.

16.

Moral decision making is the process by which we _______.

a)

Become members of the Church

b)

Limit our freedom

c)

Make choices between right and wrong

d)

Follow the decisions made by our friends

17.

The _______ includes the whole community of the disciples of Jesus - all members of teh Church from her beginning up until the present.

a)

Communion of Saints.

b)

Community of Penitents.

c)

Magisterium.

d)

Vatican.

18.

The gift of _______ allows us to choose how we want to live.

a)

Virtues

b)

Reverence

c)

Personality

d)

Freedom

19.

Making good moral decisions is helped by _______.

a)

True friendships

b)

Pleasure

c)

Popularity

d)

Autonomy

20.

All people are born with the first sin committed by Adam and Eve. This first sin is called _______.

a)

Venial sin

b)

Original sin

c)

Mortal sin

d)

Social sin

21.

An example of a prayer of adoration is _______.

a)

Reflecting on the greatness of God

b)

Asking for God's help

c)

Expressing sorrow to God

d)

Thanking God

22.

In the sacrament of _______, we receive the power of the Holy Spirit to help us to do what God requires of us in a particular circumstance.

a)

Confirmation

b)

Eucharist

c)

Marriage

d)

Penance

23.

_______ is a communication with God experienced together with others.

a)

Personal prayer

b)

Communal prayer

c)

Private prayer

d)

Meditation

24.

The fundamental prayer of the Church which is a summary of the whole Gospel is the _______.

a)

Hail Mary

b)

Nicene Creed

c)

Our Father

d)

Apostles Creed

25.

_______ is the inner sense by which we judge an act to be right or wrong.

a)

Imagination

b)

Conscience

c)

Thought

d)

Fantasy

26.

Structures that perpetuate violence, injustice, and other disorders in society are called _______.

a)

Venial sins.

b)

Original sin.

c)

Social sins.

d)

Mortal sins.