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THEO6Connect!Ch1Review

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How many total books are found in the Catholic Bible?

a)

73

b)

72

c)

56

d)

46

2.

The Bible has 2 main parts. What is the first part called?

a)

Liturgy of the Word

b)

Introductory Rites

c)

Old Testament

d)

Part A

3.

The Bible has 2 main parts. What is the second part called?

a)

Liturgy of the Eucharist

b)

Concluding Rites

c)

New Testament

d)

Part B

4.

How many books are in the New Testament?

a)

73

b)

15

c)

27

d)

46

5.

How many books are in the Old Testament?

a)

27

b)

46

c)

72

d)

73

6.

What are the 4 main divisions of the New Testament?

a)

Gospels, Prophets, Letters, History

b)

Pentateuch, History, Wisdom, Prophets

c)

Gospels, Acts (of the Apostles), Letters, Revelation

d)

Pentateuch, Gospels, Letters, Revelation

7.

What are the 4 main divisions of the Old Testament?

a)

Gospels, Letters, Wisdom, Prophets

b)

Acts (of the Apostles), History, Wisdom, Revelation

c)

Pentateuch, Wisdom, Letters, Prophets

d)

Pentateuch, History, Wisdom, Prophets

8.

What does the Old Testament tell about?

a)

Jesus' life and the early Church

b)

Jesus' plan of redemption

c)

The history of the Israelite people and their failure to recognize Jesus as the Messiah

d)

Salvation history up to the time of the birth of Jesus

9.

What does the New Testament tell about?

a)

The history of the non-Christian people and their failure to recognize Jesus as the Messiah

b)

Jesus' life and the early Church

c)

Salvation history up to the time of the birth of Jesus

d)

The prophecies about the coming Messiah

10.

God’s revelation is communicated to the world in two main ways: through ______.

a)

the President and the Pope

b)

the past and the present

c)

Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition

d)

the Pope and the Bishops

11.

God fully revealed Himself by sending ______ into the world.

a)

Jesus

b)

Moses

c)

Abraham

d)

Jacob

12.

The 4 books that tell the story of Jesus’ life, Passion, death, Resurrection, and Ascension are called the _____.

a)

Acts of the Apostles

b)

Gospels

c)

Wisdom Books

d)

Prophetic Books

13.

A word that means “good news”

a)

gospel

b)

tragedy

c)

rumor

d)

myth

14.

Divinely inspired books that we recognize as the Word of God; also known as the Bible

a)

Sacred Scripture

b)

Holy Texts

c)

Religious Manuscripts

d)

Spiritual Writings

15.

The Holy Spirit’s guidance of the authors of the Bible to record without error what God wants us to know for our salvation

a)

inspiration

b)

interpretation

c)

translation

d)

revelation

16.

A term that refers to the process of passing on the Gospel message as lived out in the life of the Church

a)

Sacred Tradition

b)

Sacred Scripture

c)

Ecumenical Council

d)

Apostolic Succession

17.

God’s communication about Himself and His plan for humanity

a)

Revelation

b)

Inspiration

c)

Tradition

d)

Intuition

18.

A person who speaks God’s truth

a)

prophet

b)

scribe

c)

priest

d)

monk

19.

Genesis 1-2 (the stories about creation) were not written to be scientifically or historically accurate because:

a)

They are meant to convey theological truths.

b)

They are based on scientific observations.

c)

They provide a historical account of events.

d)

They are written as scientific textbooks.

20.

What is NOT one of the Truths that we learn from Genesis 1-2:3 (the story of the 7 days of creation) and Genesis 2:4-25 (the story about Adam and Eve and the Garden of Eden)?

a)

God created everything that exists out of love

b)

Men and women, created equal in dignity, have a soul which comes from God

c)

Humans have a responsibility to care for all of creation

d)

The serpent tempted Eve