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Rel 7/8 U1S1 Quiz

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does Catholic Social Teaching help us build?

a)

A just society and it helps us live holy lives amid modern challenges.

b)

A strong economy

c)

A powerful military

d)

A large congregation

2.

What is the common good in Catholic Social Teaching?

a)

The responsibility to contribute to the betterment of society by meeting spiritual and physical needs

b)

The accumulation of wealth

c)

The pursuit of personal happiness

d)

The establishment of a religious state

3.

Which day, made a national holiday by president Grover Cleveland in 1894, aligns with the Catholic Social Teaching of Dignity of the Worker? Be sure to use capitals and correct spelling.

(a)  

4.

How many main parts of the Mass are there?

a)

12

b)

2

c)

4

d)

5

5.

A person who accepts Jesus' message and tries to live as he did is called a _______________

a)

saint

b)

follower

c)

subsidiarity

d)

disciple

6.

The mystsery of one God in Three Persons--The Father, son and Holy Spirit is the Holy (a)   .

Be sure to use correct spelling and capitalization

7.

Our God-given ability to choose to do good or to sin is called

(do not capitalize)

(a)  

8.

Which of these objects are saramentals? Choose all that apply.

a)

rosary

b)

Statue of our Blessed Mother

c)

St. Chirstopher Medal

d)

kneeler

9.

This is a visual sign of our discipleship _______________.

a)

prayer

b)

rosary

c)

the sign of the cross

d)

Bible

10.

What does learning about the lives of the saints help us do? Choose the best response.

a)

Understand history

b)

Devote our lives to Jesus' teaching

c)

Learn new skills

d)

Gain knowledge

11.

Saint Augustine became a ____________ to the people of Hippo in northern Africa.

a)

bishop

b)

disciple

c)

pope

d)

teacher

12.

The second main part of the Mass, when the readings are heard is called: ​

a)
Introductory Rites
b)
Liturgy of the Eucharist
c)
Concluding Rites
d)
Liturgy of the Word