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Religion Exam First Quarter Chapter 1-3

Total questions: 77

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Divine Revelation is __________.

a)

God’s making himself known to us

b)

A scientific theory about the universe

c)

A historical event from ancient times

d)

A fictional story from mythology

2.

Blessed Trinity refers to __________.

a)

the three persons in one God – God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Spirit

b)

the three stages of life – birth, life, death

c)

the three virtues – faith, hope, charity

d)

the three elements – earth, water, fire

3.

Divine Inspiration is __________.

a)

the special guidance that the Holy Spirit gave the human authors of the Bible

b)

a mythological concept with no basis in religious texts

c)

a form of artistic creativity unrelated to religious beliefs

d)

a historical event documented in ancient manuscripts

4.

Tradition is __________.

a)

the Revelation of the good news of the Jesus Christ as lived out in the Church, past and present

b)

a collection of ancient myths and legends

c)

a set of cultural practices and rituals

d)

a historical record of events

5.

The Bible is __________.

a)

the written record of God’s Revelation and his relationship with his people

b)

a collection of ancient myths and legends

c)

a historical account of ancient civilizations

d)

a philosophical text on ethics and morality

6.

We know God through his __________.

a)

creation

b)

imagination

c)

destruction

d)

silence

7.

People's living ___________ of God helped to shape the form

and content of the written record

a)

experience

b)

imagination

c)

destruction

d)

silence

8.

God's Revelation began with the creation of the first

______ and their decendants.

a)

human being

b)

imagination

c)

destruction

d)

silence

9.

By sending his Son, God tells us what we need to know about _______

a)

creation

b)

himself

c)

destruction

d)

silence

10.

God reveals himself to us through:

a)

creation

b)

acts of history

c)

interacting with us

d)

the Bible

e)

Jesus Christ

11.

Only in __________ will we completely know God.

a)

eternal life

b)

dreams

c)

meditation

d)

prayer

12.

What is another name for the Bible? __________

a)

Sacred Scripture

b)

Holy Book

c)

Divine Text

d)

Religious Manuscript

13.

God’s revelation began with the creation of the first __________.

a)

human beings

b)

animals

c)

plants

d)

stars

14.

Who is the Son of God that became man? __________

a)

Jesus Christ

b)

Moses

c)

Buddha

d)

Muhammad

15.

The Bible is a written collection of __________ books that teach us about God. It is divided into two parts:

a)

73

b)

66

c)

81

d)

50

16.

The Old Testament contains __________ books.

a)

46

b)

39

c)

50

d)

44

17.

St. Jerome is credited with helping to translate the Bible into Latin. Because of this many people were able to read and study Scripture. He is known as one of the great Biblical scholars.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

Sacred Scripture is the _____

record of God's Revelation.

a)

spoken

b)

written

c)

tradition

d)

future generations

19.

As the human authors wrote the Bible,

they were guidied by the ______

a)

apostles

b)

Holy Spirit

20.

_____ is the source of the Church's ongoing understanding of the

meaning of Revelation.

a)

Tradition

b)

Divine inspiration

c)

future generations

21.

Old Testament we learn about

a)

God's days with his followers

b)

Apostles

c)

Sacred Scipture

22.

contains the story of Jesus’ mission, his followers, and the

beginning of the Church.

a)

New Testament

b)

Old Testament

c)

Biblical scholars

23.

What do the symbols in the Bible express?

a)

Historical events

b)

Ideas and belief

c)

Prophecies

d)

Cultural traditions

24.

Science can answer many questions about the universe, but which of the following is a question it cannot answer?

a)

Who created the universe

b)

How do black holes form?

c)

What is the speed of light?

d)

How do stars generate energy?

25.

Science can answer many questions about the universe, but which of the following is a question it cannot answer?

a)

Where's it going

b)

How do black holes form?

c)

What is the speed of light?

d)

How do stars generate energy?

26.

Science can answer many questions about the universe, but which of the following is a question it cannot answer?

a)

Why was it created

b)

How do black holes form?

c)

What is the speed of light?

d)

How do stars generate energy?

27.

What was created each day 1 ?

a)

Land and vegetation

b)

Sky and water

c)

Creatures of the sea and sky

d)

Light

e)

Sun, moon, and stars

28.

What was created each day 3 ?

a)

Land and vegetation

b)

Sky and water

c)

Creatures of the sea and sky

d)

Water and Plant Life (Vegetation)

e)

Sun, moon, and stars

29.

What was created each day 6 ?

a)

Land and vegetation

b)

Sky and water

c)

Creatures of the sea and sky

d)

Animal and humans

e)

Sun, moon, and stars

30.

What was created each day 2 ?

a)

Land and vegetation

b)

Sky and water

c)

Creatures of the sea and sky

d)

Sky

e)

Sun, moon, and stars

31.

What was created each day 4 ?

a)

Land and vegetation

b)

Creatures of the sea and sky

c)

Day and night stars

d)

Sun, moon, and stars

32.

What was created each day 5 ?

a)

Land and vegetation

b)

Sky and water

c)

Creatures of the sea and sky

d)

Sea creatures and birds

e)

Sun, moon, and stars

33.

What was created each day 7 ?

a)

God rested and made Holy the Day

b)

Sky and water

c)

Creatures of the sea and sky

d)

Light

e)

Sun, moon, and stars

34.

God is eternal. Which of the following best describes this statement?

a)

Changles and timeless

b)

God is very powerful.

c)

God is all-knowing.

d)

God is present everywhere.

35.

God is all powerful. Which of the following best describes this statement?

a)

God has unlimited power and can do anything.

b)

God is powerful but has limitations.

c)

God's power is equal to that of humans.

d)

God's power is only in certain areas.

36.

God is all knowing. Which of the following best describes this statement?

a)

God is omnipotent.

b)

god knows all things past present and future

c)

God is omnipresent.

d)

God is benevolent.

37.

God is ever present. Which of the following best describes this statement?

a)

God is always watching over us.

b)

God is only present in places of worship.

c)

God is present only during prayers.

d)

God is present only in the past.

38.

What makes humans different from the rest of God’s creation?

a)

Free will and conscience

b)

Ability to fly

c)

Photosynthesis

d)

Living underwater without oxygen

39.

Which of God’s creations are created with free will and a conscience?

a)

humans

b)

animals

c)

plants

d)

rocks

40.

Being created in the image and likeness of God brings responsibilities to humans because:

a)

We can think and choose our actions carefully

b)

It allows humans to act without consequences.

c)

It means humans are perfect and without fault.

d)

It gives humans the ability to create life.

41.

Most important lesson learned from story of creation?

a)

Everything in existence is created by God

b)

It allows humans to act without consequences.

c)

It means humans are perfect and without fault.

d)

It gives humans the ability to create life.

42.

Genesis is an appropriate name for the first book of the Bible because it signifies:

a)

The beginning or origin

b)

The end or conclusion

c)

A journey or adventure

d)

A prophecy or prediction

43.

God is a _________ and source of all life

a)

not real

b)

Living being

c)

Object

d)

idea

44.

The first creation account makes it clear that the God we worship is a _________

a)

not real

b)

personal God, not an object or an idea

c)

Everywhere

d)

human

45.

Agreement between God and his people

a)

conenant

b)

Book of Genesis

c)

human dignity

d)

free will

46.

Ability to know the diffeence bretween good and evil, right and wrong

a)

conscience

b)

Book of Genesis

c)

human dignity

d)

free will

47.

Freedom and ability to choose

a)

conenant

b)

Book of Genesis

c)

human dignity

d)

free will

48.

The first book of the Bible

a)

conenant

b)

Book of Genesis

c)

human dignity

d)

free will

49.

The value and worth that comes from being made in God's image and likness

a)

conenant

b)

Book of Genesis

c)

human dignity

d)

free will

50.

Describe the Beginning of God's relationship with humanity

a)

Book of Genesis

b)

New Testament

c)

King James Version (KJV)

d)

New Living Translation

51.

Vatican Observatory

a)

Oldest astronomical institute in the world

b)

its meteorite collection is used to study history solar system

c)

founded bt Jesuit Priests

d)

All of the above

52.

A steward is a person who is given both the authority over what he or she cares for and

the responsibility for seeing that it lives and grows.

a)

True

b)

False

53.

God created ____ as the high point of creation.

a)

original sin

b)

a beautiful garden

c)

humanity

d)

God

54.

a thought, word, deed, or omission against God’s law

a)

Sin

b)

steward

c)

soul

d)

god

55.

the invisible spiritual reality that makes each of us human and that will never die

a)

soul

b)

sin

c)

God

d)

steward

56.

the first sin that weakened human nature and brought ignorance, suffering, and death

into the world

a)

original sin

b)

soul

c)

steward

d)

god

57.

In what ways do the two accounts of creation agree?

God is the creator

a)

True

b)

False

58.

both accounts of creation emphasize"

Humanity is the high point of creation

a)

True

b)

False

59.

In Chapter 3 of Genesis, the biblical writer uses a

story to teach us important truths about

sin and suffering.

a)

True

b)

False

60.

What distinguishes humanity from other creatures in God’s creation?

a)

We have a soul

b)

We have male and Female

c)

We a better

d)

We can cook

61.

Humans are a union of a visible, physical body and an invisible, spiritual soul.

a)

True

b)

False

62.

Stewardship involves (2 things): authority and responsibility

a)

True

b)

False

63.

Humans are called to be

a)

stewards of creation

b)

Human act

c)

Human act

d)

Sin

64.

What are ways people can act as stewards and share in God’s creation?

a)

recycling,

b)

taking

care of the environment

c)

Cooking

d)

hunting

65.

Consequences of free will is

Humans have the power to choose good or evil

a)

True

b)

False

66.

How did evil enter the world?

a human act

a)

True

b)

False

67.

What were the consequences of the choice humanity made?

a)

loss of friendship with God

b)

pain

c)

sorrow

d)

death

68.

Upon what does our friendship with God depend

a)

Total trust in God and following his

will

b)

Original Sin

c)

Free Will

d)

Soul

69.

What role did selfishness play in the first sin?

a)

Humans thought only about themselves

and not about God, their generous creator.

b)

Food

c)

Humans were bad to the environment

d)

Humans were very thoughful

70.

What did original sin bring into the world?

a)

Ignorance

b)

Suffering

c)

Death

d)

Love

71.

What was the original sin?

a)

The first humans disobeyed God

b)

The first humans obeyed God.

c)

The first human cooked for God

d)

The first humans went to church

72.

Find the meaning...

God's creation of women from the rib of a man

a)

the perfect happiness that human being had in the presence of God

b)

females and males share the same human dignity and are equal

c)

God wants us to be caretakers of creation

d)

friendship with God depends on complete

trust in him and on the ollowing his will for

us

73.

Find the meaning...

The Garden of Eden

a)

the perfect happiness that human being had in the presence of God

b)

females and males share the same human dignity and are equal

c)

God wants us to be caretakers of creation

d)

friendship with God depends on complete

trust in him and on the ollowing his will for

us

74.

Find the meaning...

Humans had authority over the animals and named them

a)

the perfect happiness that human being had in the presence of God

b)

females and males share the same human dignity and are equal

c)

God wants us to be caretakers of creation

d)

friendship with God depends on complete

trust in him and on the ollowing his will for

us

75.

Find the meaning...

The warning about the forbidden

fruit.

a)

the perfect happiness that human being had in the presence of God

b)

females and males share the same human dignity and are equal

c)

God wants us to be caretakers of creation

d)

friendship with God depends on complete

trust in him and on the ollowing his will for

us

76.

Find the meaning...

The serpent told the woman she

would be like a god if she ate the

fruit.

a)

reminds us of just how attractive evil can

be

b)

females and males share the same human dignity and are equal

c)

God wants us to be caretakers of creation

d)

friendship with God depends on complete

trust in him and on the ollowing his will for

us

77.

Find the meaning...

The first humans chose to eat the

forbidden fruit

a)

humans have the power to make choices

that can lead to good or to evil

b)

females and males share the same human dignity and are equal

c)

God wants us to be caretakers of creation

d)

friendship with God depends on complete

trust in him and on the ollowing his will for

us