Worksheets6th grade Religion FER
Total questions: 87
Worksheet time: 50mins
What does the term "Paschal Mystery" refer to in Christian theology?
The sacrament of Baptism
Christ's Passion, Death, Resurrection, and Ascension
The liturgical year
A type of devotion
What are sacramentals in the context of the Church?
A type of prayer
Sacred signs and actions instituted by the Church
The celebration of the Eucharist
The teachings of the prophets
What is a liturgical year according to the Church?
celebrate the sacraments of Christian Initiation
mark the passing of time in a secular manner
recall and celebrate the whole life of Jesus Christ
a way of marking the passing of time and the seasons of the year
What does "Common priesthood of the faithful" signify in Christian doctrine?
The leadership of the Church
The role of the Pope
The faithful's share in Christ’s priesthood through sacraments like Baptism and Confirmation
The gathering of bishops
Who is referred to as a "Prophet" in Christian terms?
Someone who leads the liturgical year
A person who speaks on behalf of God and defends the truth
A person who administers sacramentals
A member of the common priesthood
What is the purpose of the Sacrament of Healing according to the text?
To provide education on health and wellness
To celebrate the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation and the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick
To conduct regular church services
To initiate new members into the church
What does the term "conversion" refer to in the context provided?
Changing one's religion
Turning to God with all one's heart
Learning different languages
Moving to a new place
What role do bishops play in the Church?
They are responsible for musical activities in the church
They serve the Church by preaching and celebrating the Eucharist
They carry out the mission of the Apostles by teaching, governing, and sanctifying the Church
They are mainly involved in charity work
What is the "domestic church" as described in the text?
A specific building where people go to pray
The church in the home, where every Christian family is called to be
A new church plant in a domestic area
A small group meeting held weekly at a church
What does the "Paschal Mystery" include?
The celebration of Christmas and Easter
The teachings of the Apostles
Christ’s Passion, Death, Resurrection, and Ascension
The founding of the first church
What does the Holy Spirit prepare us for?
To create the Church
To encounter Christ in the liturgy
To read the Old Testament
To celebrate the Eucharist
What significant role did Abraham play in the history of the People of God?
He led the Israelites across the Red Sea
He was promised by God to become the father of a great people
He wrote the Psalms
He broke the covenant with God
What does the liturgy include from the Old Covenant?
Celebrating the Eucharist only
Reading from the Old Testament and praying the Psalms
Crossing the Red Sea
Eating manna in the desert
What is celebrated on Sunday according to the text?
The Lord's Day and the Resurrection
The New Covenant
The life of Baptism
The crossing of the Red Sea
What is the purpose of the Church's liturgical celebrations according to the text?
To celebrate the Church's history
To connect us to the life of Christ through various seasons and feasts
To provide entertainment for the community
To solely commemorate the saints
What is made present at Mass during the liturgical celebrations?
The community's intentions
The history of the Church
Christ’s mystery of salvation
The future predictions of the Church
What does Jesus say about his work in John 17:4, "I glorified you on Earth by accomplishing the work at you gave me to do."?
He has finished the work given to him by God
He needs to start the work
He is planning the work with his disciples
He is unsure about the work
What is celebrated throughout one liturgical year in the Church?
The life of the Pope
The whole life of Jesus Christ
The history of the saints
The founding of the Church
What does the Church venerate during the liturgical year besides Jesus Christ?
The Apostles
The prophets
Mary, the Mother of God and all the saints
The Church founders
How many years does the cycle of Sunday readings in the Church's liturgy span?
Two years
Three years
Four years
Five years
Which Gospel is primarily read during the Easter season in all three cycles?
Gospel of Matthew
Gospel of Mark
Gospel of Luke
Gospel of John
What season marks the beginning of the liturgical year?
Lent
Easter
Advent
Christmas
What does the word 'Triduum' mean in the context of the Easter Triduum celebration?
Three days
Three events
Three prayers
Three weeks
When does the season of Lent begin?
Easter Sunday
Christmas Eve
Ash Wednesday
Pentecost Sunday
What is celebrated on the last Sunday of Ordinary Time?
The birth of Jesus Christ
The Resurrection of Jesus
The Solemnity of our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe
The start of Advent
What is the primary focus of the Christmas season?
The Resurrection of Jesus
The Incarnation of Jesus Christ
The Baptism of the Lord
The Ascension of Jesus
What does the season of Easter celebrate?
The birth of Jesus Christ
The Ascension of Jesus
The Resurrection of Jesus Christ
The Baptism of the Lord
What are the three Sacraments of Christian Initiation in which we are able to grow in love and participate in the divine life of God?
Baptism, Confirmation, Communion
Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation
Baptism, Matrimony, Eucharist
Baptism, Anointing of the Sick, Confirmation
According to the text, what is essential for salvation?
Confirmation
Eucharist
Baptism
Anointing with chrism
What does the Sacrament of Confirmation do to the grace of Baptism?
It diminishes it
It perfects it
It replaces it
It ignores it
What are the faithful nourished by in the Sacrament of the Eucharist?
The teachings of Christ
The Body and Blood of Christ
The water of life
The grace of confirmation
What roles does the grace received in Baptism call us to share in Christ's work, as mentioned in the text?
Servant, disciple, apostle
Prophet, king, priest
Teacher, leader, healer
Messenger, guardian, savior
What does the anointing with oil in Baptism signify?
The cleansing of original sin
The power of the Holy Spirit being poured out
A formal entry into the Church
The commitment to follow Church laws
What role does Jesus fulfill by speaking out for truth and justice and delivering God the Father's message of love and forgiveness calling people to faith?
King
Priest
Prophet
Disciple
What is the common priesthood of the faithful?
A group of Church leaders
The community of all believers sharing in Christ's mission
A special rank given to bishops
The assembly of all Church priests
What are we forgiven of through Baptism?
Original Sin and personal sins
Community sins
Future sins
Past debts
How did Jesus show himself to be a king?
By ruling over nations
By giving love and care to all people
By making laws
By leading armies
What do the Sacraments of Healing celebrate?
God's justice and law
God's forgiveness and mercy
God's omnipotence and omniscience
God's creation and dominion
Which sacrament is received first to cleanse the stain of Original Sin?
Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick
Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation
Baptism
Confirmation
What is restored through the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation?
Health of the body
Relationship with God and our sins are forgiven
Church authority
Knowledge of the Bible
What does the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation invite us to do?
To celebrate
To confess publicly
To respond to Jesus' call to conversion
To read the Bible
What is the purpose of conversion according to the text?
To welcome sinners back to God
To repair the harm caused by sins
To turn to God with all one's heart
To carry out the penance
What must one be to celebrate the Sacrament of Penance?
In need of forgiveness
Truly sorry for their sins
Ready to confess to a priest
Willing to carry out penance
What does the priest do after hearing confession?
Gives absolution
Proposes an action to repair
Forgives sins
Strengthens the Church
What is the result of the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation?
It reconciles us with God and the Church
It allows us to forget our sins
It makes us members of the Church
It requires us to perform community service
According to the text, what does the grace of the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation give us?
Peace and consolation
A way to welcome sinners
A method to perform penance
A list of sins to avoid
What is the primary purpose of the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick according to the text?
To prepare individuals for their professional careers
To continue Jesus' healing ministry
To celebrate community gatherings
To provide educational support
How many times can a person receive the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick?
Only once
Twice
Three times
As many times as needed
Which of the following is NOT one of the graces of the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick?
Restores us to health if it is God's will
Gives us strength and courage
Ensures financial prosperity
Renews our trust and faith in God
What are the three sacraments mentioned that a person might receive during the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick as preparation for the final journey through death?
Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Orders
Penance and Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick, Eucharist
Matrimony, Eucharist, Baptism
Confirmation, Holy Orders, Matrimony
What is the common priesthood of the faithful?
A group of ordained ministers
A special gathering for prayer
The calling of all baptized to serve the Church
A specific church location
a form of personal prayer and other forms of popular piety or communal expressions of faith
devotions
sacramentals
penance
conversion
St. John Paul II called _____, "an opportunity for the faithful to encounter the living Christ."
devotions
penance
contrition
healing
the call from God to grow in holiness, share the message of Jesus' life and saving work, and serve one another and the Church
vocations
bishops
conversion
deacons
baptized men ordained by their bishops to serve the Church by preaching and celebrating hte Eucharist and other sacraments
vocations
bishops
priests
deacons
baptized men ordained by a bishop to serve the Church in worship, governance, and charity
vocations
bishops
priests
deacons
lifelong commitment, entered in the Sacrament of Matrimony between a baptized man and baptized woman, to live as faithful and loving partners
marriage covenant
relationship
Sacrament of Healing
Paschal Mystery
Liturgy is something we (a) . It is an action of the "whole Christ."
The deeds, words, and symbols of the Old Covenant point the way to ____.
each other
Christ
Church
forgiveness
foretold in events of Noah and the flood and the crossing of the Red Sea
Baptism
Eucharist
Confirmation
Resurrection
What does the manna God gave the Israelites to eat in the desert prefigure?
Baptism
Eucharist
Confirmation
Resurrection
When we participate in the liturgical celebrations of the Church, we are participating in "the work of God" and in God's work in us.
True
False - only a priest can do so
Each season of the year stresses a different aspect of ____ and ____.
life
salvation
history
gospel
Keeping memorials of the ____ reminds us that we, the Church on Earth, are united with the liturgy of heaven.
deceased
saints
priests
popes
The (a) is the point of the entire liturgical year, and the dates of all the other liturgical seasons are based upon teh dates of the (b) . This is why the seasons begin and end at slightly different times each year.
Year A (a)
Year B (b)
Year C (c)
The weekday cycle is divided into 2 years, Year I and Year II. Year I is read in even-numbered years, and Year II is read in odd-numbered years.
True
False - year I is odd-numbered and Year II is even-numbered
Creation, Fall, Exodus, prophecy, Incarnation, forgiveness, healing, Death, Resurrection, Ascension, and discipleship
Sacraments
Liturgical Years
themes of salvation history
books in the bible
time of hopeful preparation for the coming od Christ at Christmas and for his Second Coming at the end of time where we remember and celebrate that Christ comes into our lives every day
Advent
Lent
Easter
Triduum
begins at the Vigil on Holy Saturday night and continues until Pentecost Sunday
Advent
Lent
Easter
Triduum
Church's greatest and most important celebration, from Holy Thursday eveing until the evening of Easter Sunday, we remember and celebrate the events that led to our salvation: Jesus's suffereing, Death, and Resurrection
Advent
Lent
Easter
Triduum
begins with the Vigil Mass on Christmas Eve as we celebrate Jesus's birth and continues into early January, ending with the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord
Advent
Easter
Christmas
Lent
we remember that Jesus suffered, died, and rose from the dead with traditional practices of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving to restore our relationship with God and grow closer to Jesus and to one antoehr while supporting those preparing to receive the Sacraments of Christian Initiation
Advent
Easter
Christmas
Lent
This season is celebrated in two parts where we celebrate the life and teachings of Jesus Christ and grow in understanding of what it means to live as his disciples.
Triduum
Lent
Apostolic Tradition
Ordinary Time
unifies the different celebrations in the worldwide Church
Triduum
Lent
Apostolic Tradition
Ordinary Time
When we celebrate ____ we remember and enter into the Paschal Mystery of Jesus and celebrate God's presence among us today.
Sacraments of Initiation
Sacraments of Healing
Sacraments of Forgiveness
Sacraments of Salvation
perfects the grace of Baptism, imprints a permanent spiritual mark on teh sould with the anointing with sacred chrism, laying of hands by the presider, and the words of the sacrament impart the fullness of the Holy Spirit on the candidate
Confirmation
Eucharist
Baptism
Anointing of the Sick
We call Jesus a ____ because he gave the sacrifice that no one else could. He offered himself to save us.
prophet
king
priest
Jesus showed himself to be a ____ by the love and care he gave to all his people
prophet
king
priest
Original Sin and personal sins are forgiven
We become children of God, new creations.
Our new relationship with God is sealed with a permanent spiritual mark.
We begin our new life in Christ as members of his Church, the Body of Christ.
We are united with other Christians.
perfects baptismal grace
relationship with God is restored after being broken by sin
invites us to respond to Jesus' call to conversion
an example is the Prodigal Son
confess sins to a priest
receive prayers of absolution
gives our conscience peace and consolation
renews turst and faith in God by uniting us to Christ and to his suffereing
gives us strength, peace, and courage we need to endure suffereing
prepares us for death and hope of eternal life with God
restores us to health is that is God's will for us
The Sacrament at the Service of Communion - ______ give men and women the special grace and strength to serve God and the Church through a particular vocation to which God has called them.
Holy Orders and Matrimony
Penance and Reconciliation
Baptism and Eucharist
Anointing of the Sick
All batized Christians share in the common priesthood of the faithful, and we share a common vocation to grow in ____.
holiness
faith
work
prayer
Laypeople, consecrated religious, ordanined ministers are all examples of (a) .
Men who are ordained in the Sacrament of Holy Orders serve the Church by ___.
teaching
leading divine worship
governing the Church
all of these
Who did Jesus entrust to continue his mission of preaching the Good News to everyone?
priests
the Pope
Apostles
sinners
These people are imprinted with an indelible sacramental character, a permanent seal on their souls. They recieved the grace of the Holy SPirit necessary to act in the name of Christ. They make up the three degrees of the ministerial priesthood - the Sacraments of Holy Orders.
(a)
The ___ covenant is based in Christ's love for his Church.
marriage
faithful
ordained
holy
