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The Holy Spirit & Trinity (Review)

Total questions: 95

Worksheet time: 2hrs 33mins

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Class
Date
1.

Was Pentecost a Jewish harvest festival celebrated 50 days after the feast of the Passover?

a)

True

b)

False

2.

Categorize the following in the proper category

Categorize the following

Wisdom

Understanding

Knowledge

Counsel

Fortitude

Piety

Fear of the Lord

Greed
Hate
Dishonesty
Selfishness
Envy
Pride
Laziness
Deceit
Gifts of the Holy Spirit
Not gifts of the Holy Spirit
3.

What do the Gifts of the Holy Spirit help us do?

a)

The Gifts of the Holy Spirit help us to live a Christ-like life and grow in faith, hope, and love.

b)
The Gifts of the Holy Spirit help us to win arguments and debates
c)

The Gifts of the Holy Spirit help us to develop supernatural abilities

d)
The Gifts of the Holy Spirit help us to control other people's thoughts and actions
4.

When are the Gifts of the Holy Spirit showered upon us?

a)

In first Holy Communion

b)

At our birth

c)

During a funeral

d)

At Baptism and Confirmation

5.

What does the term theophany mean?

a)
A form of ancient currency
b)

An appearance or manifestation of God to humans

c)

A type of ancient weather phenomenon

d)
A type of mythical creature
e)

A rare type of flower from ancient Rome

6.

What does the term Gifts of the Holy Spirit mean?

a)

They are physical Gifts from the Holy Spirit that help us become more like Isaiah

b)

They are spiritual Gifts from the Holy Spirit that help us live a Christ-like life and grow in faith, hope, and love.

c)

They are Gifts from the Holy Spirit that help us develop prophesies

d)

They are Gifts from the Holy Spirit that help us control our spiritual needs

7.

What does the term theophany mean?

a)

A form of ancient currency in Israel

b)

An appearance or manifestation of God to humans

c)

A type of ancient weather phenomenon

d)

A type of mythical creature called Theophan

8.

Match the following Gifts of the Holy Spirit to its definition

a)

Wisdom

1.

Looking at reality from God's P.O.V.

b)

Understanding

2.

Uncovering the deeper meaning of faith

c)

Counsel

3.

Forming a right conscience under Christ

d)

Knoweldge

4.

Grace to see God working in our lives

e)

Fortitude

5.

Strength to follow our convictions

9.

Match the following Gifts of the Holy Spirit to its definition

a)

Piety

1.

Respect or reverence we show to God

b)

Fear of the Lord

2.

Our concern to avoid sin

c)

Wisdom

3.

Looking at reality from God's P.O.V.

d)

Counsel

4.

Forming a right conscience under Christ

e)

Fortitude

5.

Strength to follow our convictions

10.

In what characters was the Holy Spirit present in the Old Testament?

a)

In Creation (Adam and Eve)

b)

To Paul (As a Roman Soldier)

c)

To Moses (Burning Bush)

d)

In the Gospels (As the New Testament)

e)

To Elijah and Elisha (In Prophesies)

11.

Match the following

a)

1.

As a Breath of Life

b)

2.
  • As the Gifts of the Holy Spirit to David

c)

3.
  • As a new heart

12.

The Holy Spirit descended upon Christ's disciple's and the early Church at​ ​ (a)   , giving them fortitude to preach the Gospel of Christ.

Choose from the below words
Pentecost
Holy Week
Christmas Day
The Resurrection
13.

What is the passage from Acts 2:2-4 describing?

a)

The passage from Acts is describing the life of Ezekiel and his teachings

b)

The passage from Acts is describing the construction of the Great Wall of Jerusalem

c)

The passage from Acts is describing the gifts of the works of Mercy

d)

The passage from Acts is describing the events that happened during Pentecost, while the disciples were hiding

e)

The passage from Acts is describing how the Romans worshiped and prayed to Jesus

14.

What does speaking in tongues mean according to Catholics?

a)

Speaking in tongues is a way to communicate with others in latin

b)

Speaking in tongues is the ability to create random words with no public or personal meaning

c)

Speaking in tongues is a form of gibberish inspired by the Holy Spirit that no one can understand

d)

Speaking in tongues is seen as the ability to speak in a language previously unknown to the speaker in order to proclaim the Gospel

15.

On the day of Pentecost, when the Apostles proclaimed the Gospel in different languages, (a)   people converted to Christianity due to the amazing sings God showed through them

16.

How was the Holy Spirit active in the life of Jesus?

a)
  • The Holy Spirit was at Jesus baptism

b)
  • The Holy Spirit enabled Mary to conceive Jesus

c)

By providing Him with physical strength to run away from persecution

d)
  • Jesus was filled with the Holy Spirit (Luke 4:14) when He began preaching

17.

Organize these options into the right categories. New Testament is abbreviated by N.T. The Old Testament is abbreviated by O.T.

Categorize the following

​With Adam and Eve as a breath of Life

With people as a new heart in Ezekiel

​With Ezekiel as a prophesy about the resurrection

  • With Mary to conceive Jesus

  • With John the Baptist to prepare the way of the Lord

  • At Jesus baptism

  • When Jesus began preaching

In Pentecost

With Moses in the burning bush

Holy Spirit in the N.T.
Holy Spirit in the O.T.
18.

What is the proper name of the Third Person of the Holy Trinity?

a)
Angel
b)
Father
c)
Son
d)
Mary
e)
Holy Spirit
19.

Organize these options into the right categories

Categorize the following

The Spirit of the Promise

The Spirit of Adoption

The Spirit of God

The Spirit of Christ

The Spirit of the Lord

Fire

Tongues of Fire

Anointing with Oil

Water

Hand

Dove

Symbols of the Holy Spirit
Titles of the Holy Spirit
20.

What other titles does the Holy Spirit receive in scriptures?

a)

The Spirit of a Healer

b)

The Spirit of a Warrior

c)

The Spirit of God

d)

The Spirit of Christ

e)

The Spirit of the Lord

21.

What does the title Paraclete mean?

a)

A helper

b)

An advocate

c)

A pious person

d)

A warrior

e)

A counsellor

22.

What are some of the symbols of the Holy Spirit?

a)

Sword

b)

Water

c)

Shield

d)

Fire

e)

Star

23.

What are some of the symbols of the Holy Spirit?

a)

Hand

b)

Sun

c)

Anointing with Oil

d)

Rock

e)

Tongues of Fire

24.

The title "Christ" means:

a)

Ruler

b)

Anointed one

c)

Prophet

d)

Priest

e)

Warrior

25.

For Catholics, what are some of the sacraments that use the symbol of anointing with oil?

a)

Matrimony

b)

Confession

c)

First Holy Comunion

d)

Baptism

e)

Confirmation

26.

What other sacrament uses the symbol of anointing with oil?

a)

First Holy Comunion

b)

Confession

c)

Matrimony

d)

Holy Orders

27.

Trivia Question:

What does the term Ruah mean?

a)

finger or hand and oil

b)

fire or light and smoke

c)

earth or elements and ashes

d)

spirit or breath and energy

28.

What can the symbol of water represent?

a)

Life

b)

Death

c)

Light

d)

Darkness

29.

What sacrament is Jesus referring to when He tells Nicodemus about being born in the waters of the spirit?

a)
Confession
b)
Confirmation
c)
Baptism
d)
Communion
30.

Fruits of the Holy Spirit: Perfections that result from living in union with the Holy Spirit

What does the term "fruits of the Holy Spirit" mean?

4 lines
31.

Grace: God's gift of friendship and life that enables us to share His life and love

What does God's gift of friendship allow us to share?

(a)  

32.

What is a Charism according to Catholics?

a)
A special ceremony performed during Mass
b)

A type of religious clothing worn by priests only

c)

A special gift of the Holy Spirit the helps us build up the Church

d)

A type of holy water used by Catholics

e)
A type of prayer used in Catholic rituals
33.

What does the term Grace mean according to Catholics?

a)

The name of a solemn Catholic hymn

b)

Refers to the act of showing politeness and courtesy to neighbor

c)

A type of ancient dance performed at Mass

d)

God's gift of friendship and life that enables us to share His life and love

e)

A term used to describe the physical beauty of a Cathedral

34.

What does the term "fruits of the Holy Spirit" mean according to Catholics?

a)

Types of fruits that are considered holy by Catholics who eat them

b)

The literal fruits that are offered during Mass for the offertory

c)

Perfections that result from living in union with the Holy Spirit

d)

A special type of fruit that is only grown in the Garden of Eden

35.

Match the following

a)

1.

God's gift of friendship that helps us

b)

2.

A special gift of the Holy Spirit

c)

3.

Perfections from the Holy Spirit

36.

Organize these options into the right categories

Categorize the following

Gifts that make us Holy

Gifts that serve the Church

Gifts that symbolize His breath

Gifts that make us feel on fire

Gifts that result in spiritual fruit

Categories of Gifts
Not Categories of Gifts
37.

What are some of the categories of gifts that build up the Church?

a)

Gifts that make us holy

b)

Gifts that result in spiritual fruit

c)

Gifts that symbolize His breath

d)

Gifts that serve the Church

38.

Where is the Holy Spirit present in the Church?

a)

He is present in Scriptures

b)

He is present in Sacred Tradition

c)

He is present in the Magisterium

d)

He is present in the Sacraments

e)

He is present in the Saints

39.

The graces of the Holy Spirit comfort us, aid us and ​ (a)   us. However, the greatest Grace of the Holy Spirit to Christians is the gift of ​ (b)  

Choose from the below words
transform
Love
mutate
Divinity
40.

The Blessed Trinity is a:

a)

Mystery

b)

Prophecy

c)

Book of the New Testament

d)

Gift of tongues

41.

The Blessed Trinity is a:

(a)  

42.

The word Mystery for Catholics means:

a)

A truth that is knowable but inexhaustible

b)

A truth that is knowable but never-ending

c)

A truth that is unknowable but breathed out

d)

A truth that is unknowable but prophesied

43.

In Catholic theology, by Mystery, the Church is talking about a problem that can be solved. For example, like a math problem that can be solved.

a)

True

b)

False

44.

The Blessed Trinity is knowable only because ​ (a)   . It is, however, a reality beyond our full ​ (b)   . Its significance is so ​ (c)   that the human mind and human words can never fully plumb its depths

Choose from the below words
God revealed it to us
comprehension
profound
of imaginaition
non-real
45.

The Blessed Trinity is knowable only because:

a)

Scientist have discovered historical proof of it

b)

The human intellect is capable enough

c)

God has revealed it to us in tradition and scriptures

d)

We found the remains of Jesus' body

46.

God has (a)   the Blessed Trinity to us in tradition and scriptures

47.

The mystery of the trinity is so profound that the human mind and words can never fully understand its depths

a)

True

b)

False

48.

Catholics believe in three Gods

a)

True

b)

False

49.

Catholics believe in one God

a)

True

b)

False

50.

Catholics believe that there are three relations or persons in God

a)

True

b)

False

51.

The term Blessed Trinity refers to:

a)

The Father

b)

The Son

c)

The Messiah

d)

The Holy Spirit

52.

Who reveals the Trinity to us?

a)

The disciples

b)

Jesus Christ

c)

The Pope

d)

Angels

53.

Simply put, we believe in the Blessed Trinity because of (a)   who reveals it

54.

What are some examples where Jesus reveals the Trinity to us?

a)

In the Gospel of Mary where Mary visits her cousin Elizabeth

b)

In the letters of Pontius Pilate where he washes his hands

c)

In the Gospel of Mathew at His baptism where a voice from heaven claims that Jesus is His son

d)

In the Gospel of John where Jesus claims to be the image of the father

55.

In the New Testament, Jesus reveals God as the ​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
Father
Metaphor
Symbol
56.

Identify where is each person of the Holy Trinity is present at Jesus' baptism

57.

When Catholics say the name of the Trinity when they pray, profess belief that:

The Father ​ (a)   God

The Son ​ (b)   God

The Holy Spirit ​ (c)   God

Choose from the below words
is
is not
58.

Fill in the Blank

The Father (a)   God

59.

Fill in the Blank:

The Holy Spirit (a)   God

60.

When Catholics say the name of the Trinity when they pray, they profess belief that:

The Father ​ (a)   the Son ​ (b)   the Holy Spirit

The Son ​ (c)   the Holy Spirit ​ (d)   the Father

The Holy Spirit is not the Father nor the Son

Choose from the below words
is not
nor
is
and
61.

Fill in the Blank

The Son (a)   the Father nor the Holy Spirit

62.

Fill in the Blank

The Holy Spirit (a)   the Father nor the Son

63.

Is the Father God?

a)

Yes

b)

No

64.

Is the Father the Holy Spirit?

a)

Yes

b)

No

65.

Where would the verb "is" best describe a existing relation in the Trinity?

66.

What is the significance of the small sign of the cross for Catholics?

a)

It symbolizes the three Gospels

b)

It signifies the three sacraments

c)

It represents the three wounds of Christ

d)

It petitions the Trinity to bless their thoughts, words and desires

67.

What is the significance of the big sign of the Cross for Catholics?

a)

It represents the three Gospels in the Bible for Catholics.

b)

It symbolizes the three elements of nature in Catholicism.

c)

It signifies the three main saints in Catholicism.

d)

It professes that our minds, hearts and entire beings are under the power of the Redeemer

68.

What does the term Immanent mean in Catholic theology?

a)
God's absence from the created world
b)

God's presence only in the law of nature without any other law

c)

God's own inner life without reference to human beings

d)

God's presence only in heaven without the human world

69.

The term immanent refers to God ​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
existing completely within
living in the heavens
being a human mystery
70.

What does the term Substance mean in theology and philosophy?

a)

It is the What is it? of a thing or person

b)

A type of transformation

c)

A form of liquid

d)

It is the Where is it? of a thing or person

71.

What does the term person mean in Catholic theology and philosophy?

a)

The different relations in the Holy Trinity

b)

A human being

c)
A non-living entity
d)

Jesus Christ

72.

What does the term relations mean in Catholic philosophy and theology?

a)
Relations in Catholic philosophy and theology are related to the hierarchy of the church
b)

In Catholic philosophy and theology this term is solely focused on individual prayer practices

c)

The term relations refers to the distinction in the relationships between each person in the Trinity

d)

The term relation in Catholic philosophy and theology refer to the concept of reincarnation

73.

What does the Catholic Church teach about the inner life of God?

a)

That God is three Gods in three divine persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit

b)

The Catholic Church teaches that God is one God in four divine persons: the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit, and Mary

c)

That God is one God in two divine persons: the Father and the Son

d)

The Divine persons have a distinct relationship with one another. There are three different persons yet one substance of God

74.

Does the Catholic Church teach that God is three Gods and three Divine persons?

a)

Yes

b)

No

75.

The Catholic Church teaches that there is ​ (a)   God and ​ (b)   divine persons in the inner life of God

Choose from the below words
one
three
76.

What is the proper name of the First Person of the Holy Trinity?

a)

God the Holy Spirit

b)
God the Father
c)

Jesus Christ the Messiah

d)

St. Michael the Archangel

77.

Does God exist outside of time?

a)

Yes

b)

No

78.

Does the person of the Father exist outside of time?

a)

Yes

b)

No

79.

What is the proper name of the Second Person of the Holy Trinity?

a)

The Holy Spirit

b)

The Son

c)

The Father

d)

Mary

80.

Does the person of the Son exist outside of time?

a)

Yes

b)

No

81.

What is the Son to the Father?

a)

The perfect image of The Father as He understands Himself perfectly

b)

An imperfect image of the Father because He cannot understand Himself perfectly

c)

The version of God that was created and has a beginning and an end

82.

What is the proper name of the Third Person of the Holy Trinity?

a)

The Holy Spirit

b)
Angel
c)

The Son

d)

The Father

83.

What is the Holy Spirit to the Father and the Son?

a)

The Holy Spirit is a creature that exists in time

b)

The Holy Spirit is the perfect bond of Love between the Father and the Son

c)

The Holy Spirit is a symbol of God's gift of prophecy

84.

What does the term Salvific Trinity refer to?

a)

A type of Roman ritual popular in the 18th century

b)

A famous painting by Leonardo da Vinci in France

c)

God's outer life and how He relates to His creation and acts in humanity's salvation history

85.

The term Salvific Trinity refers to God's outer life ​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
in relation to His creation
in relation to the Israelites
in relation to His prophets
86.

In the context of the salvific Trinity or economic Trinity, all persons in the trinity have a ​ (a)   in creation...

Choose from the below words
mission
intention
destiny
goal
87.

The Mission of the Father in Salvation History is to:

a)
create
b)
destroy
c)
breath
88.

The Mission of the Father in Salvation History is to ​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
create
destroy
breath
89.

What is the mission of the Father in Salvation History?

4 lines
90.

The mission of the Son in Salvation History is:

a)

to create

b)

to sanctify

c)

to save

91.

The mission of the Son in Salvation History is:

(a)  

Choose from the below words

to create

to sanctify

to save
92.

The mission of the Son in Salvation History is:



(a)  

93.

The mission of the Holy Spirit in Salvation History is:

a)

to create

b)

to sanctify

c)

to save

94.

The mission of the Holy Spirit in Salvation History is:

(a)  

Choose from the below words

to create

to sanctify

to save

95.

Organize these missions into the right persons

Categorize the following

The Creator

The Savior

The Sanctifier

The one who creates

The one who saves

The one who makes us holy

The Father
The Son
The Holy Spirit