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WorksheetsReligion Final 2
Total questions: 66
Worksheet time: 39mins
What is God’s name as it appears in the Hebrew letters?
YHWY
BTWS
YHWH
BYWY
What is the first book of the torah?
Numbers
Genesis
Leviticus
exodus
What is the second book of the torah?
Deuteronomy
Numbers
Exodus
Genesis
What is the third book of the Torah?
Leviticus
Numbers
Exodus
Genesis
What is the fourth book of the Torah?
Leviticus
Exodus
Deuteronomy
Numbers
What is the fifth book of the torah?
Exodus
Deuteronomy
Leviticus
Numbers
What is the Jewish Bible?
(a)
Who was the author and recipient of the torah?
David
Moses
Abraham
Noah
At the time of Jesus, the Jews believed that ......
God had given up on them
The apocalypse was about to happen
an earthly messiah figure was to come who would begin the age of Love, Justice, and Peace
all of the above
Jesus' teachings focused on the following two themes?
The importance of family and sharing meals
the coming of the kingdom of God and the need for hearts to be transformed
the worship of God and the Sacraments
The need for people to follow the law and for the worship of God
What was Jesus' focus?
The coming of the kingdom of god and the need for hearts to be transformed
the belief in an apocalyptic world and love your enemies
The coming of a kingdom of god and love your enemies
The belief in an apocalyptic world and the need for hearts to be transformed
Jesus taught using the following method:
Parables
Myths
Historical narrative
comparasins
What did Jesus use as a teaching method? some examples are the prodigal son and the unmerciful servant.
(a)
The primary sources of information about Jesus' life are.......
The new Testament Gospels
The Pauline Epistles
The Torah and the prophets
The writings of saints
What are the primary sources about Jesus' life?
gospels
old testement
new testement
beatitudes
What does Paul emphasize about salvation?
Salvation comes through grace alone
Salvation comes through good works
Salvation comes after death
The Doctrine of the Incarnation states that ......
Jesus' nature was one that was fully divine
Jesus' nature was one that was fully human
In Jesus Christ, God became fully human and fully divine
None of the above
What is the doctrine of the trinity?
father, son, holy spirit
the resurection
paschal mystery
baptism by john
What is the birth of the Church?
(a)
What was decided at the Council of Jerusalem in 49 CE?
Grace is not an important part of christianity
Christians to not have to follow the torah
Christians have to follow the torah no matter if they are not jewish christians
grace comes from the doctrine of the incarnation
What was the impact of Emperor Constantine's decisions on the Church?
2nd capital moves to Constantinople
Eastern orthodoxy emerges
Roman Catholicism emerges
division in the church (excommunication)
Unity in the church
What was decided at the Council of Nicea in 324 CE?
Pentecost: birth of the church
The Paschal Mystery: center of being Christian
Nicene creed: Father, Son, Holy Spirit
Apostle's Creed: statement of Christian belief
What led to the Church splitting?
the pope and the patriarch of Constantinople excommunicated each other in 1054 CE
The pope moved the capital to Rome
Constantine moving the capital to constantinople
long distance made communication hard
What role does Moses play in receiving the Torah?
recipient of the torah
He does not play a role
becomes a prophet
becomes a big part of Judaism and Christianity
What do Jews believe?
God is directly involved in human history
God is not involved in human history
Jesus is the messiah
God is indirectly involved in human history
What is the separation of Jewish people over multiple decades in multiple countries and cities?
(a)
Where does Moses encounter God telling him to help the enslaved people in Egypt?
burning animal
burning lake
burning bush
burning tree
What is the eight-day festival in early spring that commemorates the exodus from Egypt?
(a)
What was the exile after Judah fell to Nebuchadnezzar in 587 BCE?
Persion Exile
Babylonian Exile
Assyrian Exile
Egyption Exile
What were the effects of the babylonian Exile?
synogogues
rabbis
diaspora
togetherness
What was the focus of the Pharasees?
Tribe
Family
Temple
Torah
What was the focus of the Sadducees?
synagogue
written torah
spoken torah
temple
What was the focus of the Zealots?
dislike romans and relationships
dislike romans and religious life
Dislike christians and religious life
dislike christians and relationships
What was the focus of the Essens?
temple
purity
Sabath
torah
What was the consequence of the protestant reformation?
the end of Judaism
dealth
the end of Christianity
excommunication
What did Emperor Nero Do?
Destroy Churches
Persecute Jews
Persecute Christians
Destroy Temples
what did the Edict of Milan do in 313?
Romans to leave rome
Romans accept Christians
Romans accept jews
Romans to leave jerusalem
what is Christianity's most important creedal statement? it was formulated at the Council of Nicea and sets forth the doctrines of incarnation and the trintity.
(a)
What are the divine signs of Jesus?
birth
death
baptism
paschal mystery
What does the paschal mystery not include?
life
crucifixion
ascension
ressurection
birth
What are the major branches of the Church
Western Zealots
Roman Catholocism
Greek Orthodox
Protestantism
What do jews refer to the Hebrew bible as?
tanakh
talmud
old testement
mishnah
The Shema is
Judaism's basic theological statement
begins with "Hear O Israel"
An agreement between go and the ancient israelites
christianities basic creedal statement
What did Jacob change his name to?
(a)
Who was The founder of the Jews - the first patriarch?
(a)
What is the Jewish New Year festival, held on the first (also sometimes the second) day of Tishri (in September). It is marked by the blowing of the shofar, and begins the ten days of penitence culminating in Yom Kippur?
Rosh Hashahnah
The Shema
Bat Mitzvah
What did god promise king david?
the torah
the house of david would rule forever
romans would rule forever
a messiah would come
Islam....
Is deeply rooted in the biblical tradition
revers Jesus Christ and Judaism's great prophets
recognizes abraham as the father of the arab race
all of the above
the word muslim means....
wrapped in cotton cloth
one who submits
Muhammads friend
all of the above
Who appeared to Muhammad in a dream on the Night of Power and Exellence, and commanded him to recite?
the archangel Gabriel
Abraham
Jesus
Imam
Muslims consider Muhammad to be the Seal of the Prophets because they believe he is...
the sacred presence in the world
a prophet like abraham and moses, revealing only a part of gods will
the final prophet, revealing the will of Allah fully and precisely, and for all time
both a and c
What do muslims believe leads to sin?
Humanities essentialy evil nature
the devil's temptations
forgetfullness
both a and b
What muslims believe the succesor of Muhammad should be a holy man and follow the Sunnah?
(a)
What muslims believe muhammads succesor should be a blood relative?
(a)
What is the First pillar of Islam?
confession of faith (shahada)
Prayer
Fasting (Ramadan)
wealth sharing
pilgrimage (hajj)
What is the Second pillar of Islam?
confession of faith (shahada)
Prayer
Fasting (Ramadan)
wealth sharing
pilgrimage (hajj)
What is the Third pillar of Islam?
confession of faith (shahada)
Prayer
Fasting (Ramadan)
wealth sharing
pilgrimage (hajj)
What is the Fourth pillar of Islam?
confession of faith (shahada)
Prayer
Fasting (Ramadan)
wealth sharing
pilgrimage (hajj)
What is the fifth pillar of Islam?
confession of faith (shahada)
Prayer
Fasting (Ramadan)
wealth sharing
pilgrimage (hajj)
Why is Mecca Important?
Ishmael and Abraham built the Kaaba
Abraham was born there
Muhammad was born there
Moses built it
What is the importance of the Natural World in Islam?
Muhammad was born there
cosmic Qur'an
It is good and worthy of reverence
It is bad and will be gone on judgement day
What is the Sunna of the Prophet?
Actions and teachings of Muhammad
Birth and death of Muhammad
The words given to Muhammad by god
Written Hadith
What is the Community of believers or Muslims that transcends race and language and is united through divine laws or The Sharia Law
(a)
What was the emigration to Medina in 622?
(a)
What are the two miracles associated with Muhammad?
The Ascension to Heaven
Death and rebirth
the Qur'an
resurection
What is the significance of Abraham?
Sons: Ishmael and Israel
Building of Mecca
patriarch of Judaism
Building of the first temple
Building of the Kaaba
