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The Seven Sacraments (Pre Confirmation Class)

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the name of the person preparing for confirmation?

a)

Sponsor

b)

Sponser

c)

Bishop

d)

Candidate

2.

What is renewed at confirmation?

a)

Disney+ Subscription

b)

Baptismal Promises

c)

Confirmation Promises

d)

Wedding Vows

3.

At Confirmation the bishop says, "be _____ with the Gifts of the Holy Spirit."

a)

Enveloped

b)

Surrounded

c)

Slapped

d)

Sealed

4.

Who is the ordinary minister of Confirmation?

a)

The pastor (Priest) of your Parish

b)

Any deacon

c)

Your Theology Teacher

d)

The Bishop

5.

During Confirmation, we are sealed with

a)

the Lord's prayer

b)

the gift of the Holy Spirit

c)

the Eucharist

6.

The bishop uses ____ to anoint each candidate. It is blessed oil.

a)

chrism

b)

the Eucharist

c)

candles

d)

sponsors

7.

One cannot receive any other sacraments without undergoing this sacrament.

a)

Confimation

b)

Holy Orders

c)

Baptism

8.

In this sacrament we become Children of God

a)

confirmation

b)

baptism

c)

holy orders

d)

reconciliation

9.

This sacrament completes our initiation into the Church by sealing us with the Holy Spirit

a)

Baptism

b)

Eucharist

c)

Reconciliation

d)

Confirmation

10.

We are cleansed from original sin in this sacrament

a)

Baptism

b)

Eucharist

c)

Confirmation

d)

Reconciliation

11.

Anointing of the Sick is a sacrament of

a)

initiation

b)

healing

c)

service

d)

none of the above

12.

Which of the following is NOT a sacrament of initiation

a)

baptism

b)

eucharist

c)

reconciliation

d)

confirmation

13.

Which sacrament is the sacrament of new life through water and in the word?

a)

Eucharist

b)

Confirmation

c)

Baptism

d)

Anointing of the sick

14.

We find God's unconditional forgiveness in this sacrament. The three elements of this sacrament are contrition, confession, and satisfaction.

a)

Marriage

b)

Holy Orders

c)

Baptism

d)

Penance/Reconciliation

15.

This sacrament is known as both, a sacrifice and a meal. This sacrament nourishes us spiritually and brings us closer to God. We believe it is the real presence of Jesus, who died for our sins.

a)

Holy Orders

b)

Holy Eucharist

c)

Penance

d)

Baptism

16.

This sacrament is a ritual of healing, and is appropriate not only for the physical but also for the mental and spiritual sickness.

a)

Anointing of the Sick

b)

Holy Orders

c)

Holy Eucharist

d)

Confirmation

17.

The first step in a lifelong journey of commitment and discipleship. This sacrament can be received at any age.

a)

Confirmation

b)

Penance

c)

Baptism

d)

Holy Eucharist

18.

A deacon has the same authority to administer sacraments as a priest.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

This sacrament is related to the event of Pentecost and the third member of Holy Trinity, The Holy Spirit

a)

Reconciliation

b)

Marriage

c)

Confirmation

d)

Eucharist

20.

This sacraments was once connected to Last Rites

a)

Eucharist

b)

Holy Orders

c)

Anointing of the Sick

d)

Marriage

21.

These sacraments use oil in the rite (ritual).

a)

Eucharist, Marriage and Reconciliation

b)

Holy Orders, Confirmation, Baptism and Anointing of the Sick

c)

Eucharist, Marriage and Reconciliation, Palming on Palm Sunfay

22.

Sacraments that are never repeated are

a)

Baptism, Holy Orders, Confirmation

b)

Marriage, Eucharist and Confirmation

c)

Anointing of the Sick, Reconciliation

d)

Holy Water, Incense and Religious Medals

23.

The healing sacraments are

a)

Marriage and Holy Orders

b)

Baptism, Eucharist and Confirmation

c)

Reconciliation and Anointing of the Sick

d)

Marriage and Confirmation

24.

The vocation sacraments are

a)

Marriage and Holy Orders

b)

Baptism, Eucharist and Confirmation

c)

Reconciliation and Anointing of the Sick

d)

Marriage and Confirmation

25.

The initiation sacraments are

a)

Marriage and Holy Orders

b)

Baptism, Eucharist and Confirmation

c)

Reconciliation and Anointing of the Sick

d)

Marriage and Confirmation