WorksheetsChristian Living Lessons 1-4 Review
Total questions: 129
Worksheet time: 1hrs 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
True love entails *commitment.*
a)
True
b)
Sacrifice
2.
Who said this: "where there is the Church there is also the Spirit of Godl and where there is the Spirit of God, there is also the Church in every grace?"
a)
St. Paul
b)
Pope Francis
c)
St. Iraneus
d)
St. Irenaeus
3.
Gifts don't have to be material
a)
True
b)
False
4.
What is the most basic activity of the Holy Spirit?
a)
Transformation
b)
Creation
c)
Salvation
5.
The Holy Spirit is God's _ power giving existence to all reality and life to all living things.
(a)
6.
Accounts of Jesus' experiences that show He is always directly linked with the Spirit.
a)
Wedding at Cana
b)
Baptism
c)
Temptation in the desert
d)
Crucifixion
e)
Transfiguration
7.
50 days after Easter Sunday
a)
Advent Sunday
b)
Christmas
c)
Pentecost
8.
Then God said: Let us make human beings in our image, after our _.
a)
Likeness
b)
Existence
9.
The Spirit's power is seen in the following accounts of Jesus:
a)
Crucifixion
b)
Resurrection
c)
Agony in the Garden
d)
Transfiguration
10.
The Son works together with the Spirit to fulfill God's plan of _.
a)
Transformation
b)
Creation
c)
Salvation
11.
"The sum total of social conditions which allow people, either as groups or as individuals, to reach their fulfillment more fully and more easily." (Gaudium et Spec, 26)
(a)
12.
Christ and the Spirit have a _ mission.
(a)
13.
He inaugrated the Church with an outpouring of Himself.
a)
Jesus
b)
God
c)
Spirit
14.
The first Christian community to which the Holy Spirit gave birth:
(a)
15.
The three functions of the Church:
a)
To evangelize
b)
To give life
c)
To give salvation
d)
To give unity
e)
To move the Church toward its mission and ministry
16.
The two basic ways the Spirit joins us with Christ:
a)
Through the inspiration and guidance by the Holy Spirit
b)
By being our inner source of life of faith by which we accept Jesus
c)
Presence of the Risen Christ and among us today
17.
Who said that no one can say 'Jesus is Lord' except in the Holy Spirit?
(a)
18.
Jesus sent the Holy Spirit for us that we may have life and _.
a)
life to the full
b)
the Spirit's guidance
19.
A _ transcends his desires because of the power of the Holy Spirit.
(a)
20.
The first great living work of the Holy Spirit.
(a)
21.
The sign of the Kingdom of God already present though not yet fully.
a)
The Coming of Christ
b)
The Coming of the Kingdom of God
c)
The coming of the Holy Spirit
22.
In his letter to the Galatians, he affirms that "the proof you are sons and daughters is the fact that God has sent forth [...] the Spirit of His son who cries out 'Abba, Father!'"
a)
St. Paul
b)
Pope Francis
c)
St. Iraneus
d)
St. Irenaeus
23.
We become adopted sons and daughters of the Father through the Holy Spirit.
a)
The Spirit adopts us
b)
The Spirit empowers us to love
c)
The Spirit empowers us to bear witness
d)
The Spirit empowers us to know the truth
e)
The Spirit draws us into community, unity, and service
24.
The Holy Spirit is the principle of unity and service in the community.
a)
The Spirit inspires true Christian life
b)
The Spirit empowers us to love
c)
The Spirit empowers us to bear witness
d)
The Spirit empowers us to know the truth
e)
The Spirit draws us into community, unity, and service
25.
The Holy Spirit's presence in us transforms and strengthens us.
a)
The Spirit inspires true Christian life
b)
The Spirit empowers us to love
c)
The Spirit empowers us to bear witness
d)
The Spirit empowers us to know the truth
e)
The Spirit draws us into community, unity, and service
26.
The Holy Spirit helps us overcome the obstacles to loving God and others.
a)
The Spirit adopts us
b)
The Spirit empowers us to love
c)
The Spirit empowers us to bear witness
d)
The Spirit empowers us to know the truth
e)
The Spirit draws us into community, unity, and service
27.
Christ calls us to proclaim the Good News of salvation to others.
a)
The Spirit adopts us
b)
The Spirit empowers us to love
c)
The Spirit empowers us to bear witness
d)
The Spirit empowers us to know the truth
e)
The Spirit draws us into community, unity, and service
28.
The Holy Spirit gives us wisdom and the power of discernment so that we can
a)
The Spirit inspires true Christian life
b)
The Spirit empowers us to love
c)
The Spirit empowers us to bear witness
d)
The Spirit empowers us to know the truth
e)
The Spirit draws us into community, unity, and service
29.
Spirit of fortitude
a)
The Spirit inspires true Christian life
b)
The Spirit empowers us to love
c)
The Spirit empowers us to bear witness
d)
The Spirit empowers us to know the truth
e)
The Spirit draws us into community, unity, and service
30.
A decision driven by commitment
(a)
31.
Jesus said to him, "Follow Me."
(a)
32.
The Threefold Denial of Peter restored his threefold confession of Jesus.
a)
True
b)
False
33.
Latin word meaning "to suffer with"
a)
Compito
b)
Compati
c)
Compoto
34.
In Croatian Tradition, when a couple gets married, the Priest says to them: "You have found your _..."
(a)
35.
In Herzegovina, this represents the greatest love
(a)
36.
The treasure of the house
(a)
37.
The love that we confess for God is tangibly expressed when we convey the same love through acts of kindness and charity so that others may experience it too.
a)
To love Jesus is to love His people
b)
Love of Jesus enables and sustains our love for others
38.
If anyone says, "I love God," but hates his brother, he is a liar; for whoever does not love a brother whom he has seen cannot love God whom he has not seen.
a)
To love Jesus is to love His people
b)
Love of Jesus enables and sustains our love for others
39.
"God is love, and whoever remains in love remains in God and God in him." (1 John 4:16b)
a)
To love Jesus is to love His people
b)
Love of Jesus enables and sustains our love for others
40.
"We love because He first loved us." (1 John 4:19)
a)
To love Jesus is to love His people
b)
Love of Jesus enables and sustains our love for others
41.
Meaning of "Deus Caritas Est"
(a)
42.
Deus Caritas Est is the 1st encyclical of *Pope Benedict VI.*
a)
True
b)
Pope Benedict XI
c)
Pope Benedict XVI
43.
Jesus' _ is inseparable from His passion and death.
a)
Nativity
b)
Resurrection
c)
Baptism
44.
Latin word meaning "to make flesh"
(a)
45.
2 forms of love
a)
Philos
b)
Agape
c)
Eros
46.
Being God's Beloved, Jesus' complete trust and love of God the Father flowed through his self-giving love on the Cross
a)
God's love was made flesh in Jesus
b)
A Christ-centered community is a community centered on love
c)
There is an unbreakable bond between the love of God and the love of neighbor
d)
Charity and justice go hand in hand to respond to the call of love
47.
Being Christian is not the result of an ethical choice or a lofty idea, but the encounter with an event, a person, which gives life a new horizon and a decisive direction.
a)
God's love was made flesh in Jesus
b)
A Christ-centered community is a community centered on love
c)
There is an unbreakable bond between the love of God and the love of neighbor
d)
Charity and justice go hand in hand to respond to the call of love
48.
Trinitarian love is manifested in the loving relationship within the community.
a)
God's love was made flesh in Jesus
b)
A Christ-centered community is a community centered on love
c)
There is an unbreakable bond between the love of God and the love of neighbor
d)
Charity and justice go hand in hand to respond to the call of love
49.
Who said: "If you charity, you see the Trinity."
a)
St. Augustine
b)
Pope Benedict XVI
c)
St. Edith Stein
50.
The Church is God's family in the world
a)
God's love was made flesh in Jesus
b)
A Christ-centered community is a community centered on love
c)
There is an unbreakable bond between the love of God and the love of neighbor
d)
Charity and justice go hand in hand to respond to the call of love
51.
Charity as an integral part of what it means to be a Church, is a responsibility both of individual Christians and of the whole Christian community.
a)
God's love was made flesh in Jesus
b)
A Christ-centered community is a community centered on love
c)
There is an unbreakable bond between the love of God and the love of neighbor
d)
Charity and justice go hand in hand to respond to the call of love
52.
Love is the core of Christian faith.
a)
God's love was made flesh in Jesus
b)
A Christ-centered community is a community centered on love
c)
There is an unbreakable bond between the love of God and the love of neighbor
d)
Charity and justice go hand in hand to respond to the call of love
53.
God's way of loving becomes the measure of human love.
a)
God's love was made flesh in Jesus
b)
A Christ-centered community is a community centered on love
c)
There is an unbreakable bond between the love of God and the love of neighbor
d)
Charity and justice go hand in hand to respond to the call of love
54.
Loving others opens our eyes to the many different ways that God loves us.
a)
God's love was made flesh in Jesus
b)
A Christ-centered community is a community centered on love
c)
There is an unbreakable bond between the love of God and the love of neighbor
d)
Charity and justice go hand in hand to respond to the call of love
55.
Justice is both the aim and the instrinsic criterion of all politics.
a)
God's love was made flesh in Jesus
b)
A Christ-centered community is a community centered on love
c)
There is an unbreakable bond between the love of God and the love of neighbor
d)
Charity and justice go hand in hand to respond to the call of love
56.
"Love - caritas - will always prove necessary [...] whoever wants to eliminate love is preparing to eliminate man as such..." (DCE,28b)
a)
God's love was made flesh in Jesus
b)
A Christ-centered community is a community centered on love
c)
There is an unbreakable bond between the love of God and the love of neighbor
d)
Charity and justice go hand in hand to respond to the call of love
57.
Warns us against charitable acts that make a show out of almsgiving
a)
Truth
b)
Love
c)
Justice
d)
Charity
58.
Has no intention of giving the Church power over the State
(a)
59.
Its aim is to help purify reason and to contribute to the acknowledgement and attainment of what is just
a)
Justice
b)
Charity
c)
Catholic Social Doctrine
60.
Corporal and spiritual works of mercy
a)
Christian Charity as a simple response to immediate needs and specific situations
b)
Christian charity not as a tool used to advance a particular ideology that does not consider the common good
c)
Christian charity not as a bargaining chip that is given as a "reward" to those who will return from their "evil ways"
61.
Attending to our neighbors in need
a)
Christian Charity as a simple response to immediate needs and specific situations
b)
Christian charity not as a tool used to advance a particular ideology that does not consider the common good
c)
Christian charity not as a bargaining chip that is given as a "reward" to those who will return from their "evil ways"
62.
Transparent; without hidden agenda
a)
Christian Charity as a simple response to immediate needs and specific situations
b)
Christian charity not as a tool used to advance a particular ideology that does not consider the common good
c)
Christian charity not as a bargaining chip that is given as a "reward" to those who will return from their "evil ways"
63.
Freely given and non-imposing
a)
Christian Charity as a simple response to immediate needs and specific situations
b)
Christian charity not as a tool used to advance a particular ideology that does not consider the common good
c)
Christian charity not as a bargaining chip that is given as a "reward" to those who will return from their "evil ways"
64.
Who said this: "Do not accept anything as the truth if it lacks love. And do not accept anything as love which lacks truth."
a)
St. Augustine
b)
Pope Benedict XVI
c)
St. Edith Stein
65.
What does "caritas in veritate" mean?
(a)
66.
"Veritas in caritate" means "truth in love."
a)
True
b)
False
67.
The basic truth is that God always seeks the good, wellbeing, and the fulfillment of the _ of each person.
(a)
68.
Love has to be _ on something; on Someone.
(a)
69.
Charity finds its _ in God.
(a)
70.
It is revealed and made present in Jesus
(a)
71.
"(It) goes beyond justice... Charity _ justice and completes it."
(a)
72.
The primary way of charity
a)
Truth
b)
Love
c)
Justice
d)
Charity
73.
Justice is the minimum measure of charity.
a)
True
b)
False
74.
It is the personification of Jesus
a)
Truth
b)
Love
c)
Justice
d)
Charity
75.
It shapes and influences charity
a)
Truth
b)
Love
c)
Justice
d)
Charity
76.
Each person in (a) has inherent and inalieable dignity
77.
It is where our dignity is rooted from
a)
Imago Dei
b)
Intellect
c)
Will
78.
It seeks the truth.
a)
Imago Dei
b)
Intellect
c)
Will
79.
It seeks the good.
a)
Imago Dei
b)
Intellect
c)
Will
80.
Valuing the truth creates _.
a)
Social action
b)
Trust
c)
Mature manhood
81.
They are called to pursue justice for those who are oppressed in society.
(a)
82.
The light that gives meaning and value to love.
a)
Truth
b)
Love
c)
Justice
d)
Charity
83.
Complementary
a)
Truth
b)
Love
c)
Justice
d)
Charity
84.
Cannot be separated
a)
Truth
b)
Love
c)
Justice
d)
Charity
85.
Loving service becomes genuine when guided by this:
a)
Truth
b)
Love
c)
Justice
d)
Charity
86.
Love without truth is devoid of _.
a)
Sacrifice
b)
Commitment
c)
Meaning
87.
Jesus bore witness to this by His earthly life, especially by His death and resurrection.
(a)
88.
The principal driving force behind the authentic development of every person and all humanity
(a)
89.
They summarize the truth about persons and their relationships with one another in accordance to the Gospel and the the demands of the loving God and loving one's neighbor.
a)
4 Propositions for Growing in Mission Consciousness
b)
4 Significant Points from Deus Caritas Est
c)
4 Key Principles of Catholic Social Teachings
90.
The truth that humans are Imago Dei.
a)
Service to the full realization of human dignity
b)
Service to the common good
c)
Service in solidarity
d)
Service in subsidiarity
91.
The extent of help or assistance that is given in order to accomplish a goal or meet an obligation
a)
Service to the full realization of human dignity
b)
Service to the common good
c)
Service in solidarity
d)
Service in subsidiarity
92.
The difficulty lies in conquering our self-centered tendencies, and strives constantly to seek the good of others as though it were our own.
a)
Service to the full realization of human dignity
b)
Service to the common good
c)
Service in solidarity
d)
Service in subsidiarity
93.
The primary goal of a society that wishes and intends to remain at the service of the human being at every level is the good of all people and the whole person.
a)
Service to the full realization of human dignity
b)
Service to the common good
c)
Service in solidarity
d)
Service in subsidiarity
94.
Human lives are naturally interdependent.
a)
Service to the full realization of human dignity
b)
Service to the common good
c)
Service in solidarity
d)
Service in subsidiarity
95.
We should never treat others in a way that violates their human dignity
a)
Service to the full realization of human dignity
b)
Service to the common good
c)
Service in solidarity
d)
Service in subsidiarity
96.
We are brothers and sisters to one another.
a)
Service to the full realization of human dignity
b)
Service to the common good
c)
Service in solidarity
d)
Service in subsidiarity
97.
All have access to the full realization of our human rights
a)
Service to the full realization of human dignity
b)
Service to the common good
c)
Service in solidarity
d)
Service in subsidiarity
98.
To serve with a "firm and persevering determination to commit oneself to the common good"
a)
Service to the full realization of human dignity
b)
Service to the common good
c)
Service in solidarity
d)
Service in subsidiarity
99.
Enables people to commit to the "good of all people and of each individual, because we are really responsible for all"
a)
Service to the full realization of human dignity
b)
Service to the common good
c)
Service in solidarity
d)
Service in subsidiarity
100.
Dignity is inherent and cannot be taken away
a)
Service to the full realization of human dignity
b)
Service to the common good
c)
Service in solidarity
d)
Service in subsidiarity
101.
Fair treatment of all people regardless of gender, social status, race, etc.
a)
Service to the full realization of human dignity
b)
Service to the common good
c)
Service in solidarity
d)
Service in subsidiarity
102.
The people closest to the problem should be given the opportunity, responsibility, and capability to address it
a)
Service to the full realization of human dignity
b)
Service to the common good
c)
Service in solidarity
d)
Service in subsidiarity
103.
Common good = voice of the majority in society
a)
True
b)
False
104.
Word meaning "to help, aid, or support"
a)
Subsistence
b)
Subsidium
c)
Subacrid
105.
Gives us a happy feeling by default
(a)
106.
Who wrote to the Ephesians about the unity of the community?
a)
St. Paul
b)
Pope Francis
c)
St. Iraneus
d)
St. Irenaeus
107.
The _ point of view focuses on the truth that each person is deserving of God's love
(a)
108.
This parable calls for reflecting on ourselves and the times that we have been compassionate or indifferent to the suffering of others.
(a)
109.
Not all encounters with persons are encounters with God.
a)
True
b)
False
110.
If an act of charity is done with the compassion of Christ, then the person will continue to be blind from seeing Jesus in others.
a)
True
b)
False
111.
The loving response to the suffering of others is identified with the (a) .
112.
The ultimate example of solidarity
(a)
113.
The living sign of God's solidarity
(a)
114.
A principle that heals gaps and divisions in the world
(a)
115.
The encyclical released in 1987 that talked about how the world has become a world of gaps and divisions
(a)
116.
A firm and persevering determination to commit oneself to the common good
a)
Solidarity
b)
Interdependence
c)
Connections
117.
As a social order, solidarity requires overcoming the (a) and building a "civilization of love"
118.
An accurate description of the situation of our modern world
a)
Solidarity
b)
Interdependence
c)
Connections
119.
Exist in all aspects of life from media, science, information and communications technology, environment, politics, and arts
a)
Solidarity
b)
Interdependence
c)
Connections
120.
Phenomena wherein the political and economic changes in one part of the world affect the other part
a)
Globalization
b)
Totalitarianism
c)
Interdependence
d)
Development
121.
The changing definition of development has become too focused on the accumulation of goods.
a)
True
b)
False
122.
The destructive consumerist behavior has led to what Pope John Paul II calls a "_"
a)
underdevelopment
b)
overdevelopment
c)
superdevelopment
d)
subdevelopment
123.
Interdependence in itself is a problem
a)
True
b)
False
124.
The appropriate Christian response to interdependence
a)
Solidarity
b)
Interdependence
c)
Connections
125.
This makes people "objects" where cultural development takes a back seat creating situations of illiteracy, lack of participation, exploitation, religious oppression, and racial discrimination, among others
a)
Globalization
b)
Totalitarianism
c)
Interdependence
d)
Development
126.
Recognizes the truth about human beings; all are created in Imago Dei and are brothers and sisters to one another
a)
Globalization
b)
Totalitarianism
c)
Interdependence
d)
Development
127.
Calls for collaboration, participation, and inclusion of all persons
a)
Globalization
b)
Totalitarianism
c)
Interdependence
d)
Development
128.
Development can be understood solely in economic terms, rather than in a way that is fully human
a)
True
b)
False
129.
The manifestation of a solidarity that knows no bounds; proclaimed through Jesus' words and actions
(a)
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