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Christian Practices

Total questions: 48

Worksheet time: 25mins

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Class
Date
1.

Worship is...

a)

the action of trying to establish peace

b)

act of religious praise, honour or devotion

c)

a service that does not follow a set text or ritual

d)

the prayer taught to the disciples by Jesus

2.

Liturgical worship is

a)

a church service that follows a set structure or ritual

b)

a service that does not follow a set text or ritual

3.

Informal charismatic worship is

a)

a church service that follows a set structure or ritual

b)

a service that does not follow a set text or ritual

4.

Private worship is

a)

when a believer praises or honours God on his or her own

b)

worship you have to pay for

5.

Communicating with God is also known as

a)

Baptism

b)

Church

c)

Prayer

d)

Christmas

6.

The Lord's Prayer (choose all that apply)

a)

starts 'Our Father'

b)

is a prayer taught by Jesus

c)

is a set prayer

d)

is found in the Bible

7.

Rites and rituals through which the believer receives a special gift of grace are otherwise known as...

a)

Sacred

b)

Sacrificial

c)

Sacramento

d)

Sacraments

8.

What sacrament is the ritual where people become members of the church?

a)

Confirmation

b)

Baptism

c)

Reconciliation

d)

Holy Communion

9.

Christians believe that in baptism

a)

the water symbolises the washing away of sin

b)

the water represents the flood in Noah's Ark

c)

the water represents Moses parting the Red Sea

d)

the water represents the Earth before creation

10.

Who gets baptised in infant baptism?

a)

People old enough to understand baptism

b)

Babies and young children

11.

Who gets baptised in believers' baptism?

a)

People old enough to understand baptism

b)

Babies and young children

12.

In Holy Communion Christians remember (choose all that apply)

a)

The sacrificial death of Jesus

b)

Jesus' resurrection

c)

The Last Supper

d)

The wedding feast in Cana

13.

What is used during The Eucharist?

a)

Bread and wine

b)

Crackers and juice

c)

Toast and grapes

14.

During the Eucharist, what does the bread symbolise?

a)

The Church

b)

Jesus' body

c)

Jesus blood

d)

The whole universe

15.

During the Eucharist, what does the wine symbolise?

a)

The Church

b)

Jesus' body

c)

Jesus blood

d)

The whole universe

16.

A pilgrimage is

a)

A person agreeing to become a vicar

b)

A Christian festival

c)

Communication with God

d)

A journey made by a believer to a holy site for religious reasons

17.

At Christmas, Christians celebrate God becoming flesh in the birth of Jesus. What is this also called?

a)

The Crucifixion

b)

The Incarnation

c)

The Ascension

d)

The Resurrection

18.

What happened on Good Friday?

a)

The Last Supper

b)

The Crucifixion

c)

The Resurrection

d)

The Incarnation

19.

What happened on Easter Sunday?

a)

The Last Supper

b)

The Crucifixion

c)

The Resurrection

d)

The Incarnation

20.

Which is the name for execution and death of Jesus on Good Friday?

a)

Crucible

b)

Incarnation

c)

Crucifixion

d)

Crustacean

21.

What is a sacrament in the Roman Catholic Church and also means when individuals or groups restore friendly relationships after conflict or disagreement?

a)

Reconciliation

b)

Retaliation

c)

Resurrection

d)

Righteousness

22.

How might Christians celebrate Christmas?

a)

Christingles

b)

Re-telling the story of the Incarnation

c)

Lighting candles

d)

Giving each other chocolate eggs

23.

What is Holy Week?

a)

The week between Christmas and Epiphany, remembering the birth of Jesus and the visit of the wise men

b)

The week between Ash Wednesday and the Baptism of Jesus, remembering how Jesus was tested in the desert

c)

The week between the Ascension and Pentecost, remembering Jesus' return to heaven and the gift of the Holy Spirit

d)

The week between Palm Sunday and Easter, remembering the death and resurrection of Jesus

24.

A vigil, lighting candles and saying "Alleluia" are all ways that Christians celebrate which festival?

a)

Easter

b)

Christmas

c)

Pentecost

d)

The Transfiguration

25.

Spreading the Christian gospel by public preaching or personal witness is known as

a)

Evangelism

b)

Incarnation

c)

Omnipotent

d)

Persecution

26.

Which word describes: "hostility and ill-treatment, especially because of race, or political or religious beliefs"?

a)

Purgatory

b)

Persecution

c)

Pilgrimage

d)

Pacifism

27.

Which organisation has a mission to combat poverty internationally?

a)

Christian Aid

b)

Corrymeela Community

c)

The Barnabus Fund

28.

Which organisation works to bring reconciliation to Northern Ireland?

a)

Christian Aid

b)

Corrymeela Community

c)

The Barnabus Fund

29.

Which organisation works to support persecuted Christians?

a)

Christian Aid

b)

Corrymeela Community

c)

The Barnabus Fund

30.

Which parable teaches how God will judge people at the end of time?

a)

The parable of the cows and horses

b)

The parable of the ducks and geese

c)

The parable of the sheep and pigs

d)

The parable of the sheep and goats

31.

Christians believe that God calls them to be missional. What does mission mean?

a)

Jesus' specific instruction to spread his message to all nations of the world.

b)

Spreading the message of Christianity through publicly preaching it or through personal witness.

c)

A person who is sent on a mission to spread Christianity. Normally they will travel to another country for this.

d)

The calling of a person or institution to go out into the world and spread the message of Christianity.

32.

The Great Commission is...

a)

Jesus' last words to the disciples in Matthew's Gospel

b)

Jesus' last words to the disciples in Mark's Gospel

c)

The calling for the mission of the church to spread Christianity around the world.

d)

A course started in 1977 to help teach the faith of Christianity to new Christians.

33.

Showing grace and mercy and pardoning someone for what they have down wrong means...

a)

Forgetfulness

b)

Forgiveness

c)

Forgery

d)

Justice

34.

Alpha is a way to

a)

Respond to world poverty

b)

Help the victims of war

c)

Encourage inclusion in the Church

d)

Teach the faith of Christianity to new Christians

35.

During the Eucharist, what does the bread symbolise?

a)

The Church

b)

Jesus' body

c)

Jesus blood

d)

The whole universe

36.

Liturgical worship is

a)

when a believer praises or honours God on his or her own

b)

the prayer taught to the disciples by Jesus; also known as the ‘Our Father’

c)

a day or period of celebration for religious reasons

d)

a church service that follows a set structure or ritual

37.

During the Eucharist, what does the wine symbolise?

a)

The Church

b)

Jesus' body

c)

Jesus blood

d)

The whole universe

38.

Tick all the options that are types of prayer

a)

Private

b)

Liturgical

c)

Spontaneous

d)

Confession

39.

Why do pilgrims visit Lourdes?

a)

Some go to drink or bathe in the water of the spring in the hope of a miraculous cure

b)

Some go to pray at a holy site or feel the religious atmosphere

c)

Some go to Lourdes because of its dedication to Mary the mother of Jesus

d)

Some go to cheer, ring bells and celebrate with wind instruments

40.

Choose the correct option which has the missing words:


God so ____ the world that he gave his only beloved ____ so that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have ____ life.

a)

loved, Son, eternal

b)

beloved, Word, heavenly

c)

sees, Son, eternal

d)

loved, Word, eternal

41.

In the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19-20), Jesus tells his disciples to...

a)

Write lots of books about Jesus' life

b)

Pray and worship in church every week

c)

Evangelise and teach all people about Jesus

d)

Give 20% of their income to the Church

42.

Jesus calls the disciples to evangelise by...

CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY

a)

Public preaching

b)

Healing

c)

Teaching

d)

Using another useful skill

43.

Christians evangelise to ensure people accept Jesus so that they can have salvation. Salvation means

a)

An action that goes against God's will

b)

The first sin committed by Eve that remains with humans today

c)

A part of the afterlife which is a place of eternal happiness

d)

To be rescued or saved from sin and its consequences

44.

Why do pilgrims visit Iona? Choose all that apply

a)

It's an important place in the history of Christianity in Britain

b)

To become involved in the religious community that live on the island of Iona

c)

It is considered a 'thin' place where people feel a connection with God more readily

d)

Some go to retreat from daily life and to reflect

45.

Choose the correct option with the missing words:

Matthew 28:19–20: ‘Therefore, go and make ___ of all ___, ___them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and ___ them to obey everything I have commanded you.’

a)

followers, people, teaching, baptising

b)

Christians, countries, baptising, leading

c)

disciples, nations, baptising, teaching

d)

believers, towns, instructing, baptising

46.

Tick all the teachings related to the worldwide church

a)

1 John 3:17–18: ‘If anyone has material possessions and sees a brother or sister in need but has no pity on them, how can the love of God be in that person? Dear children, let us not love with words or speech but with actions and in truth.’

b)

1 Corinthians 12:12: ‘For just as the body is one and has many members, and all the members of the body, though many, are one body, so it is with Christ’.

c)

Matthew 21:22: ‘And whatever you ask in prayer, you will receive, if you have faith.’

d)

John 1:1: ‘In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.’

47.

Christians believe they should present Jesus to the world through helping the disadvantaged. The Church is called to pay attention to other churches locally and internationally. Many Christian charities follow the teaching and example of Jesus in working to relieve poverty.

Which charities have we studied?

a)

Christian Aid

b)

CAFOD

c)

Oxfam

d)

Tearfund

48.

The primary mission of the worldwide Church is to proclaim that Jesus came so that the relationship between God and people can be restored.

Which organisations have we studied that seek to bring reconciliation?

a)

The Community of the Cross of Nails

b)

UNICEF

c)

The Corrymeela Community

d)

The Trussell Trust