WorksheetsReligion Unit 1 TEST
Total questions: 74
Worksheet time: 51mins
The church's annual cycle of feasts & seasons that celebrates the events of Christ's BIRTH, LIFE, DEATH, RESURRECTION, and ASCENSION
(a)
The Liturgical Year forms the context of the...
Church's worship
Old Testament
New Testament
Holy Trinity
List the Liturgical Seasons IN ORDER
(a)
The Liturgical Year begins with...
Advent
Christmas
Ordinary Time
Lent
A time of hope, waiting and preparing for Christ
Advent
Christmas
Ordinary Time
Lent
Occurs before Christmas for 4 weeks
Advent
Christmas
Ordinary Time
Lent
Begins on December 25th and ends on the Solemnity of baptism of the Lord
Advent
Christmas
Ordinary Time
Lent
Reflects on the wonder and meaning of the Incarnation
Advent
Christmas
Ordinary Time
Lent
Allows the Church to reflect on the Life of Christ: his mission, miracles, and teachings
Advent
Christmas
Ordinary Time
Lent
Begins on Ash Wednesday and ends on Holy Thursday
Advent
Easter Triduum
Ordinary Time
Lent
To recall Christ's passion: his suffering and death on the cross
Advent
Easter Triduum
Ordinary Time
Lent
Begins on the evening of Holy Thursday and ends on Sunday evening
Advent
Easter Triduum
Ordinary Time
Easter
Begins in the evening on Easter Sunday and ends on Pentecost (50 days)
Advent
Easter Triduum
Ordinary Time
Easter
To celebrate Christ's Resurrection with the fullest of joy
Advent
Easter Triduum
Ordinary Time
Easter
This season has 2 blocks in the Liturgical Calendar
Advent
Christmas
Ordinary Time
Lent
The most solemn of the entire liturgical year
Advent
Christmas
Ordinary Time
Easter Triduum
Includes Holy Thursday (last supper), Good Friday (passion & death), and Holy Saturday
Advent
Christmas
Ordinary Time
Easter Triduum
T OR F: The Christmas season is longer than 1 day in the Church
True
False
Between Christmas and Lent
Block #1 of Ordinary time
Block #2 of Ordinary time
Between Pentecost and Advent
Block #1 of Ordinary time
Block #2 of Ordinary time
During Lent, we are to practice 3 things. Those 3 things being...
(a)
Color of ADVENT
Purple for "waiting"
White or Gold for "joy"
Green for "hope"
Purple for "Penance"
Color of CHRISTMAS
Purple for "waiting"
White or Gold for "joy"
Green for "hope"
Purple for "Penance"
Color of ORDINARY TIME
Red to recall the Passion of Christ
Gold
Green for "hope"
Purple for "Penance"
Color of LENT
Red to recall the Passion of Christ
Gold
Green for "hope"
Purple for "Penance"
Color of the EASTER TRIDUUM
Red to recall the Passion of Christ
Gold
Green for "hope"
Purple for "Penance"
Color of EASTER
Red to recall the Passion of Christ
Gold
Green for "hope"
Purple for "Penance"
(Greek) “a public work” & “service on behalf of the people”
(a)
The ____ is the most important Liturgy
Eucharist(or Mass)
Gospel
Second Reading
First Reading
The Church’s official, public, communal prayer. It is God’s work, in which the People of God PARTICIPATE
(a)
The Liturgy is... ("Opus Dei") [Latin]
The work of God
The word of God
The same as Scripture
The same as Sacred Tradition
The Liturgy is...
(a)
The Liturgy is COMMUNAL, meaning
It is with others, not just prayer alone
It is an open sign of our faith to the local community
It is governed by the Church
The Liturgy is PUBLIC, meaning
It is with others, not just prayer alone
It is an open sign of our faith to the local community
It is governed by the Church
The Liturgy is OFFICIAL, meaning
It is with others, not just prayer alone
It is an open sign of our faith to the local community
It is governed by the Church
The Church is governed by the (a)
the teaching authority of the church; includes the POPE and all the bishops,
The (a) interprets and preserves the truths revealed in Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition
The essential elements of the liturgy have been handed on to us through what?
Scripture
Tradition
The Mass
The Disciples
The body of revealed truth in the Scriptures and Sacred Tradition
(a)
The process of passing down the Gospel message.
(a)
The word of God found in the Old and New Testaments
(a)
Traditio(Latin) > "to hand on or give over"
Written down in the scriptures, handed down and lived out in the life of the church
Tradition
tradition
Customs and things we do because they are part of our history and culture
Can be incorporated into the liturgical celebrations when they express the Tradition of the Church
Tradition
tradition
There is ONE God in THREE persons
Each person of the (a) is involved in the Liturgy
The Church on Earth is _____ ____ the Church in Heaven
united with
separate from
the same as
similar to
TRUE OR FALSE: In every liturgy, the Church encounters the Trinity
True
False
TRUE OR FALSE: The Mass is the same ALL OVER THE WORLD.
True
False
TRUE OR FALSE: We celebrate with those in our community (living) but NOT with the angels, saints, or those who have gone before us (dead).
True
False
We see Jesus in the Liturgy through...
Priest
Eucharist
Word of God
Assembly
All of these
an object or action that points to another reality and evokes other meanings
"to throw together" (Greek)
(a)
One set of symbols we use every day is (a) .
Humans need ___ & ___ to act out what we really mean.
God and humans communicate through ___ & ___ every day.
symbols
rituals
scripture
tradition
the established form of the words and actions for a ceremony that is repeated often
actions that have symbolic meaning
can be simple or complex.
(a)
How many forms of liturgies is the Mass?
1
2
3
4
One of the best way God communicates with us is through ...
the Seven Sacraments
Jesus
Scripture
Oral Tradition
The Sacraments are signs of God’s...
love
hate
grace
intellect
(a) s are rituals instituted by Christ and handed down through Scripture and Tradition.
In the Gospel of John, there are _ signs that show the potential power of each Sacrament
(a)
The core of every sacrament is the _____ _____ of Christ—his Passion, death, Resurrection, and Ascension into Heaven.
(a)
Sacraments...
are instituted by Christ and entrusted to the Church
are celebrated with symbols and rituals
are signs of God’s grace
all of these
All the sacraments signify and make present the work of Christ in our lives, through ...
(a)
List the 7 Sacraments(somewhat in order)
(a)
Select the sacraments that fall under the section of CHRISTIAN INITIATION
Baptism
Confirmation
Eucharist
Penance/ Confession
Anointing of the Sick
Select the sacraments that fall under the section of HEALING
Baptism
Holy Orders
Matrimony
Penance/ Confession
Anointing of the Sick
Select the sacraments that fall under the section of SERVICE OF COMMUNION
Baptism
Holy Orders
Matrimony
Penance/ Confession
Anointing of the Sick
A relationship with God and a participation in his life.
Grace
Sanctifying Grace
Actual Grace
the free gift of God’s life
Helps us live according to God’s call.
Grace
Sanctifying Grace
Actual Grace
God’s interventions
in our lives.
-prepare us to respond
-they do not limit our freedom.
Grace
Sanctifying Grace
Actual Grace
TRUE OR FALSE: Jesus’ teachings and redemption does not reach people of all times and all places.
True
False
As believers, we can come learn and understand Jesus through
(a)
lifting up one’s mind and heart to God or the requesting of good things from Him.
(a)
Uses words, spoken aloud or silently, prayed alone or in a group
(a)
Uses thoughts, imagination, and emotions to get in touch with God.
Examples: Scripture, the Rosary, pictures, or creation
(a)
“Resting in God.”
Wordless & silent prayer, listening for God’s movement in our lives.
(a)
