Worksheets10A RE Revision Sem 1 2023
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 16mins
Synoptic
In summary form
Seen through one eye, taking in the same view
means 'same'
all of these are correct
Abrahamic Religious Tradition (a)
An important figure from Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testament) Perhaps the first historical figure mentioned in the Bible? The first of the Patriarchs. The Father of Judaism - and therefore a founding figure in Christianity and Islam.
(a)
Nicene Creed
A formal list of the accepted beliefs of Christianity
formulated at the First Council of Nicaea in 325
begins "We believe in one God..."
all of these are correct
Pilgrim
A journey taken to seek holiness and spiritual fulfilment
a person who journeys to a sacred place for religious reasons
A religious vow
all of these are correct
Passion
A zealous Christian faith
Sorrow
romantic attraction
the sufferings of Christ between the night of the Last Supper and his death
Jeconiah was the father of Shealtiel,
Shealtiel the father of Zerubbabel,
13 Zerubbabel the father of Abihud,
Abihud the father of Eliakim,
Eliakim was the father of Azor,
Azor the father of Zadok,
Zadok the father of Akim,
Akim the father of Elihud,
Elihud the father of Eleazar,
Eleazar the father of Matthan,
Matthan the father of Jacob,
and Jacob the father of Joseph, the husband of Mary, and Mary was the mother of Jesus who is called the Messiah.
Genealogy
Historical Narrative
Parable
Myth
Kingdom of Heaven
A term only found in Matthew's Gospel
Possibly an alternative name for "The Kingdom of God"
A contrastin "Kingdom" to earthly / human domains
all of these are correct
Which of these themes can be found in Matthew's Gospel
Jesus is shown as the Messiah for whom Israel waited
Jesus as a new Moses who brings a new Law for the Christian communities.
Frequent references to the Kingdom of Heaven
all of these are correct
According to most modern scholars, when was Matthew’s Gospel written?
In the years following the death / resurrection of Christ (35CE)
100 years AFTER
the death / resurrection of Christ (135CE)
About one generation after the death / resurrection of Christ (80-90CE)
Several centuries after the death / resurrection of Christ (350CE)
Synoptic Gospels
Matthew and John
Mathew and Luke
Matthew, Luke and John
Matthew, Mark and Luke
According to most modern scholars, who wrote Matthew’s Gospel ?
The Apostle Matthew, a Jewish tax collector referred to in the Gospel
Jesus
A group of anonymous editors in Rome in the 3rd century CE
A Jewish convert to Christianity with links to the Apostles and access to witnesses
Matthew's Gospel portrays Jesus as
The Messiah for whom Israel waited
A new Moses
both of these
Neither of these
the term 'pilgrim Church' refers to the followers of Jesus throughout history journeying in faith and dealing with hardships as well as joys.
True
False
A most significant turning point in world history. The era when Christianity in Europe divided, many new Protestant variants of Christianity emerged and an era of many major political and social changes
(a)
Martin Luther becomes a Catholic priest
Martin Luther becomes angry at corruption and abuses in The Church
Martin Luther nails 95 theses to the Wittenburg Cathedral door
Martin Luther is excommunicated
German princes protect Luther, and commit their territories to a new Protestant Christianity (with no taxes to Pope)
The start date of the Reformation
1417
1517
1617
1817
The first Protestant Christians (protesting against Catholicism) were inspired by Martin Luther. When many different Protestant groups emerged, the original protestants needed a name and they became known as
(a)
Which of these are NOT Protestant Christians?
Jesuits
Presbyterians
Baptists
Salvation Army
King Henry VIII wants to divorce his wife
Pope refuses permission for Henry VIII to divorce/remarry
Henry VIII declares England to be a Protestant Kingdom
Henry VIII declares that King (or Queen) of England is the Head of the Church of England
Church of England spreads around world with English settlers
Who is regarded as the SPIRITUAL leader of the Church of England / Worldwide Anglican Communion
King Charles III
Ecumenism
Christian Churches (eg Catholics, Protestants) co- operating, focusing on similarities
Christian Churches (eg Catholics, Protestants) fighting, emphasing differences
Sectarianism
Christian Churches (eg Catholics, Protestants) co- operating, focusing on similarities
Christian Churches (eg Catholics, Protestants) fighting, emphasing differences
Order these Christian groups from largest to smallest
Catholics
Protestants
Orthodox Christians
An important letter (usually a very long document) circulated by a Pope to the whole Church, responding to urgent matters that emerge in the life of the Church such as Nuclear War or the threat of Climate Change.
(a)
Which of these is true of Laudato Si
It is an ecyclical
It was published in 2015
It is addressed to all the people of the world
All of these
An important meeting of Church leaders, such as Bishops.
(a)
A feature of Church life encouraged by Pope Francis - who points to a long history of lay people participating in synods - and hopes that at all levels of the Church will be open to dialogue and mutual listening in which everyone has something to learn.
(a)
Vatican II (2nd Vatican Council)
The official end of the Reformation
An historically important meeting of all the Catholic Bishops in the world + invited experts and advisors
Spoke out against Ecumenism and interfaith dialogue
All of these
