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Worksheets8th Grade 1st Trimester Exam STUDY GUIDE
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 33mins
The Holy Spirit was sent from Heaven, and the Church was born on
Pentecost
Transfiguration
Passover
Confirmation
The community of the living and the dead who believe in Jesus and follow his teachings is the
Community of Heaven
Community of Martyrs
Community of Apostles
Community of Saints
On the Feast of All Saints, we honor
all saints
all martyrs
All Saints and Martyrs
Mary
In addition to attending Mass, which activity is most appropriate for Sundays and other holy days?
Attending sporting events
going shopping
performing works of mercy
cleaning the house
Which covenant did God make when He set the rainbow in the clouds after the flood?
He would never devastate the earth by water
He would lead the Chosen People out of slavery
He would send His Son to redeem humanity
He would make Abraham the father of a great nation
Which two basic principles are at the center of Catholic social teaching?
The common good and the dignity of the human person
Rationalism and ecumenism
Personal growth and economic prosperity
The celebration of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross is celebrated in
the Eucharist
Baptism
Confirmation
Reconciliation
What are the sacramentals?
Sacramentals are objects, actions, and blessings that help us grow in holiness
Sacramentals give the grace of the Holy Spirit in the same way that celebration of the Sacraments does
Sacramentals are special prayers the priest says to administer the sacraments
Sacramentals celebrate the feasts of a particular culture
What does the Church call the mystery by which the Son of God became man?
Ascension
Incarnation
Crucifixion
Resurrection
Which is a summary of the essential beliefs of the Catholic Faith?
the Hail Mary
Precepts of the Church
The Nicene Creed
Acts of faith, hope, and love
What is the theological virtue of faith?
A gift by which we believe in God and all God has revealed
The way we trust in God's promise of happiness on earth
A gift by which we believe what others tell us
The way we practice our religion
The celebrant anoints the forehead of the person and says "Be sealed with the Gift of the Holy Spirit" during the Sacrament of
Baptism
Holy Communion
Reconciliation
Confirmation
The word martyr means
Witness
remembered
put to death
loyal
Because of Adam and Eve's choice to turn away from God, we are born into
Original Sin
Forgiveness
Baptism
Justice
The work of Jesus Christ that is continued in the Church through the Holy Spirit is known as the Church's
Kingdom of God
mission
Pentecost
Salvation
The process by which someone is named a saint is known as
Canonization
martyrdom
veneration
catechumenate
During the ??? we publicly proclaim our belief that Jesus is the true source of our Salvation.
Confirmation
Baptism
Eucharist
Ordination
It is a special gift of the Holy Spirit given for the service of others, the good of the world, and particularly for the building up of the Church.
Charism
Sacrament
Doctrine
Ritual
People who travel to foreign lands to preach the Gospel to others are known as
missionaries
explorers
tourists
diplomats
Benedict built Monte Cassino, a ???? or place where monks live together in community.
monastery
library
castle
fortress
The Church's belief that Jesus is one in being with His Father, equal in every way and He was not created.
consubstantial
transformation
transubstantiation
conclusion
Death, Resurrection, and Ascension into Heaven - the fulfillment of God's plan of Salvation.
Passover Mystery
Jesus Mystery
Fulfillment Mystery
Paschal Mystery
Which mystery belongs to the Joyful mysteries of the Rosary?
Resurrection of Jesus
Institution of the Eucharist
Annunciation
Carrying of the Cross
How did the Feast of our Lady of the Rosary come about?
Vision of Holy Saints
Battle of Lepanto
Battle of Loretto
Name the four Mysteries of the Rosary
Joyful, Sorrowful, Glorious, Luminous (Light)
Joyful, Beautiful, Radiant, Resurrection
Joyful, Sorrowful, Glorious, Lasting
Joyful, Glorious, Sad, Radiant
Name the five Luminous mysteries
The resurrection of Jesus, Ascension, Descend of the Holy Spirit, the assumption of Mary, Crowning of Mary in Heaven
Agony in the Garden, scourging at the pillar, crowning with thorns, carrying of the cross, death of Jesus on the cross
Annunciation, Visitation, Nativity, Presentation in the Temple, Finding of Jesus in the temple
Baptism of Jesus, Wedding at Cana, Proclamation of the Kingdom, the Transfiguration, Institution of the Eucharist
The Holy Spirit was sent from Heaven, and the Church was born on
Pentecost
Transfiguration
Passover
Confirmation
The annual cycle of religious feasts and seasons that forms the context of the Church's worship is called:
Liturgical year
Annual Year
Calendar year
Historical year
This liturgical season reflects on the life of Christ and gets its name because its days are numbered with ordinal numbers and exists in two blocks of the year:
Christmas
Ordinary Time
Advent
Lent
This liturgical season is a time of hope, waiting, and preparing that begins for weeks before Christmas. It's color is purple.
Lent
Advent
Ordinary time
The Three Kings Feast
This liturgical season focuses on the Risen Jesus and is 50 days long ending with Pentecost:
Easter
Lent
Christmas
Ascension
This litrugical season focuses on the the wonder and Incarnation (the Word made flesh). It directly follows Advent and lasts until the Solemnity of the Baptism of the Lord.
Lent
Ordinary time
Advent
Christmas
_____ marks the beginning of the Liturgical Calendar
Advent
Lent
Easter
Christmas
In what Season the Priest wears green color vestments?
Lent
Ordinary time
Easter
Advent
Which of the following best describes Ordinary Time in the Church calendar?
The Life of Jesus
Stories of John the Baptist
The Resurrection of Christ
The Ascension of Mary
Ordinary Time is only celebrated one time during the Liturgical year?
True
False
37-38.
Answer the questions below after watching the video
Describe the meaning of Lent and its connection to personal growth. What are some practices associated with this season?
Discuss the concept of Ordinary Time in the Liturgical year. How does it differ from the other seasons, and why is it important?
In total, how many weeks of Ordinary Time are there?
6
27 to 28
33 to 34
20 to 25
Begins on Trinity Sunday and ends on the week of the Solemnity of Christ the King. Longest of the two sections (27-28 weeks).
First Section of Ordinary Time
Second Section of Ordinary Time
