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Worksheets8th REL UNit 5
Total questions: 73
Worksheet time: 54mins
Respecting human dignity means defending and caring for human life __________.
At all ages
Whenever it is convenient
When people are old and sick
In early childhood
(a) are an important part of the worship and prayer life of the Church.
All of those who follow Jesus are called to __________.
Put his message into actions
Give up everything they own
Be lectors
Become priests
__________ is a modesty and decency that comes from within.
Purity of heart
Love
Peace
Forgiveness
The __________ continues the mission Christ gave her since the days of the Apostles.
Pope
Church
World
Parish
As we continue Christ’s mission, we rely on (a) to lead us.
__________ means “God’s Anointed One” or “Savior.”
Incarnation
Jesus
Messiah
Prophet
__________ is our model of respect for ourselves and for all of humanity.
The Holy Spirit
Our Pastor
Christ
The Pope
Purity of heart helps us protect our __________.
Conscience
Free will
Integrity
Belongings
In Pope John XXIII's encyclical "Peace on Earth," he explained that all Christians are called to be:
Environmentally aware of the Earth
In solidarity with the poor
Ecologists
At Mass on Sunday's
Protecting the environment is one way to make a difference in promoting (a) .
Father Romero became the (a) of San Salvador.
Buying products from companies that treat their workers ________ is being a responsible consumer.
With lunch breaks
With health insurance
With days off
With dignity
________ is a pastoral letter from the Pope to the whole Church.
A Holy Day message
An encyclical
A homily
A psalm
The Pope is the Bishop of (a) .
A message from a bishop or bishops giving guidance to the members of the Church or society is called a ___________________.
Homily
Pastoral letter
Sermon
Vatican Council
As a result of Vatican II, the ___________________ now faces the assembly during Mass.
Deacon
Priest
Lector
Altar server
Vatican II revised the rites for the celebration of the ___________________.
Rituals
Sacraments
Eucharist
Liturgy
Other sources of prayer include the Scriptures and the ___________________ of faith, hope, and charity (or love).
Theological Virtues
Cardinal Virtues
Main Virtues
Moral Virtues
The Council of Trent taught that Sacred Tradition and ___________________ are both the source of the truth of faith.
The Creed
The Pope
The Apostles
The Scriptures
A process of faith formation that includes education and participation in the life of the Catholic Church is called ___________________.
Apprenticeship
Discipleship
Catechesis
Encyclicals
The doctrine of papal infallibility states that what the ___________________ teaches is free from error, or infallible.
Pope
Priest
Leader
Bishop
The Second Vatican Council was the most recent of the three Ecumenical Councils that have taken place since the ___________________.
Renaissance
Middle Ages
Reformation
New Testament
Faith and good works are both necessary for ________________.
Salvation
Justification
Jesus’ Passion
Forgiveness
The Council of Ephesus affirmed the (a) doctrine.
Theotokos is a Greek word used to express that (a) is truly the Mother of God.
Jesus Christ is really and truly and substantially present in (a) .
Which vocab word means the ability to make morally good decisions that lead to the habit of doing good?
Almsgiving
Mendicant
Virtue
Treasury
Through the Gospel stories we heard in this chapter, Jesus taught us to NOT be attached to ______.
Virtues
Material possessions
Justice
Almsgiving
What are the four Moral Virtues that are also called Cardinal Virtues?
Fortitude
Justice
Temperance
Faith
Prudence
What are the three Theological Virtues? Choose all that apply.
Peace
Faith
Temperance
Charity
Hope
Which is this example of (fasting, prayer, almsgiving)
Donating your favorite toy to a child who lost everything in a fire
fasting
prayer
almsgiving
Which is this example of (fasting, prayer, almsgiving)
Helping your baby brother sound out a word in a book
fasting
prayer
almsgiving
Virtue is defined as "a strong habit of doing what is __________."
bad
good
sinful
you
Which one of these is NOT a cardinal virtue
Justice
Temperance
Charity
Fortitude
How many Theological Virtues are there?
1
2
3
7
Running into a burning building to rescue people who are trapped inside is an example of the virtue of _____________.
patience.
fortitude.
faith.
justice.
After leaving the grocery store, you get to your car and notice that you forgot to pay for the heavy item on the bottom. You return to the store and pay for the item. This is an example of the virtue of _______________.
fortitude.
prudence.
faith.
justice.
Marching in a protest to stand up for a group of people who are in need of higher wages in order to provide basic needs for themselves and their families shows the virtue of _____________.
temperance.
faith.
justice.
prudence.
Standing up for a person who is being called names or made fun of is an example of the virtue of ________________.
charity (love).
hope.
faith.
patience.
Showing equity and giving everyone his or her due is the virtue of _____________
hope.
justice.
faith.
fortitude.
Choosing what is right is the virtue of ________________.
prudence.
temperance.
faith.
charity (love).
Illustrating self-control shows the virtue of ______________.
fortitude.
faith.
hope.
temperance
Giving ourselves to God and others is the virtue of ________________.
prudence.
charity (love).
justice.
patience.
A virtue is ________________
God-given.
a plastic card used to buy stuff.
the solution to a math problem, often a letter or symbol.
a strong habit of doing what is good.
Assent to God and committing to him is the virtue of _______________
charity.
faith.
prudence.
temperance.
What are the Cardinal Virtues?
holiness and faith
prudence, temperance, justice, and fortitude
intelligence, prayer, and patience
vice, sin, and evil
How many Cardinal Virtues are there?
7
1
4
2
What are the Theological Virtues?
faith, hope, and charity
happiness, love, and kindness
prayer and hope
temperance, prudence, justice, and fortitude
Fortitude is
trusting in God no matter what happens
showing love to others
having the courage not to give up when things are hard
building forts really well
Hope is
belief in God and all the Church teaches
trusting in God no matter what happens
self control
treating others fairly
Justice is
Love of God, ourselves and others
self-control
giving others what they deserve
treating everyone fairly and with respect
Temperance is
self-control
having the courage not to give up when things are hard
belief in God
letting your temper get the best of you
Charity means _____.
being reliable in your duties
keeping your soul free of sin
loving God with all your heart, mind, strength, and your neighbor as yourself
making good decisions in specific circumstances
Fortitude means _____.
pardoning those who offend you
being thoughtful of others
being brave and strong in face of trials
making good decisions in specific circumstances
Prudence means _____
making good decisions in specific circumstances
being reliable in your duties and accountable for your actions
being thoughtful of others
recognizing the dignity of all people
Justice means _____.
being trustworthy and true
caring for those who suffer
giving without counting the cost
being fair and giving each his/her due
Reverence means _____.
caring for those who suffer
giving without counting the cost
being trustworthy and true
showing your deepest respect for God and the things of God
Faith means _____.
a good habit
believing in God and all He has revealed
caring for those who suffer
looking on the bright side
Use things in moderation. A good balance
Prudence
Temptation
Temperance
Justice
Placing our trust in Christ's promises and desire for the kingdom of Heaven
Faith
Justice
Love
Hope
Virtues achieved through education and help of grace
Prudence
Justice
Cardinal Virtues
Theological Virtues
Virtues that are for, with, and from God
Justice
Theological Virtues
Temperance
Cardinal Virtues
Belief in God and all he has told us
Love
Justice
Faith
Love
The strength to resist temptation, conquer your fears, overcome obstacles (things that get in your way)
Fortitude\ courage
Love\ charity
Faith
Prudence
Match the following
Willing the good of another person (not necessarily liking them)
Love
Careful forethought and good judgment
Prudence
Moderation
Temperance
The courage to do what is right
Fortitude
Treating others fairly based on what they deserve
Justice
Ethics is an aspect of religion that deals with
The gaining of wisdom
Belief in God
A set of rules that guides the behaviour of adherents.
What is good and bad
Why is prayer considered important in many religions?
It is a way to achieve physical strength.
It is a method of requesting material wealth.
It is a means of spiritual communication with a higher power.
It is only a tradition with no real significance.
What is the primary purpose of prayer in most religions?
To earn money.
To gain fame.
To communicate with the divine.
To impress others.
Which sacrament is considered the source and summit of the Christian life?
Baptism
Confirmation
Eucharist
Reconciliation
Acting with ____________ means making decisions that are good for everyone involved.
selfishness
justice
prudence
temperance
The virtue of ____________ involves giving God and neighbor what is rightfully theirs.
charity
justice
hope
faith
Participating in community service is an act of ____________.
temperance
charity
prudence
justice
