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WorksheetsFormative Assessment Theology 12
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
1. Give the reference of this passage, “It is this disciple who testifies to these things and has written them, and we know that his testimony is true. “
John 21:21
John 21:22
John 21:23
John 21:24
2. Who is this disciple who testifies and has written them in John 21:24?
Joshua
John
James
Jonah
3. What does John testify and what has he written about?
The miracles Jesus wrought
The incredible things the first Christian community did
the credibility and truthfulness of the Gospel's account
The reliability of Jesus' testimony
4. Who is the “we” here testifying that John’s testimony is true?
The apostles
The community of Gentiles
The multitude crowd
The first Christian community
5. What is truth?
a state of being that is in accordance with Science fiction
a quality in conformity with popular ideas
a state of being in harmony with fact or reality
a matter of conjecture
6. In the context of theology, how do we describe truth?
a harmony with God's choirs of angels
a harmony with God's being, glory, will and mind
in accordance with God's word
in consonance with the works of the apostles
7. What is the Latin translation of, "I am the Way, and the Truth, and the Life."
Echo sum Via, et Veritas, et Vita
Ego suman Via, et Veritas, et Vita
Ego sum Via, et Veritas, et Vitamin
Ego sum Via, et Veritas, et Vita
The Bible is the word of God expressed in...
human language
a covenant of love
a literature
all of the above
It is a sacred agreement between God and His people
Cotract
Covenant
Promise
Treaty
The Edenic Covenant is also known as
Covenant of Prayer
Covenant of Peace
Covenant of Works
Covenant of Love
11. According to Catholic theology, what is the primary source of all truth?
Human reason
The Bible
The Magisterium
God
12. How does the Catholic Church view the relationship between faith and reason?
Faith and reason are incompatible.
Faith and reason are separate but equal.
Faith and reason are complementary and mutually supportive.
Faith is superior to reason.
Bonus question: Which of the following is NOT considered a source of Catholic teaching on truth?
Scripture
Tradition
Personal human experience
The Pope
Bonus question: "That in all things God may be glorified" in Latin.
Ut in omnibus glorificetur Dei
Ut in omnibus amare et servire
Ut in omnibus glorificetur Deus
Ut in omnipotentia glorificetur Deus
What is your response to this: "Laudetur Jesus Christus"
Siempre laudetur
Semper laudetur
Sampal laudetur
Semper laudatio
