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WorksheetsUnit 1 Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
Narratives that tell about the tribes of Israel, their early movements and rulers, and the breakup of the Kingdom of Israel
Apocalyptic
Historical
Law
Prophetic
Wisdom
Codified collection of moral principles, guidelines, and expectations given to the chosen people by God (Israel)
Apocalyptic
Historical
Law
Prophetic
Wisdom
Poetic religious hymns, stories, and wise advice often used to guide people in learning life lessons
Apocalyptic
Historical
Law
Prophetic
Wisdom
The largest collection of books in the Old Testament, whose messengers delivered God’s warnings, judgements, and instructions to the people of Israel
Apocalyptic
Historical
Law
Prophetic
Wisdom
Highly symbolic visions that were references to the coming judgment or intervention of God.
Apocalyptic
Historical
Law
Prophetic
Wisdom
According to the Catholic understanding, what does it mean for God to be the author of Sacred Scripture?
God dictated the words of Scripture to the authors
God inspired human authors to write the sacred words
God had no role in the writing of Scripture
God literally penned the words of Scripture
Deuterocanonical literally means:
"of the second canon"
"of secondary importance"
"of the only canon"
"the canon according to the law"
This term is used to describe God's presence and work throughout all of human history.
Magisterium
Cycle of sin and redemption
Salvation History
Sacred Tradition
The Jewish people traditionally divided the books of the Hebrew Bible into three distinct sections: The Law, the Prophets, and The Writings (History/Wisdom).
True
False
Why is the arrangement of the books in the Hebrew Bible not chronological?
The books were edited and revised over time
The books were not written in chronological order
The events in earlier books don’t always take place before the events in later books
All of the above
Which of the following is not one of the main activities of the prophets in biblical times?
To speak truth to the people when they violated God's law
To advocate for the less fortunate
To predict the future
To deliver messages from God
What does the number 5 stand for in the annotation 2 Cor. 5:18-20?
Verse
Chapter
Book
Page
What does the number 18 stand for in the annotation Matt. 16:18?
Book
Page
Verse
Chapter
What is the difference between the terms 'Old Testament' and 'Hebrew Bible'?
Old Testament is recognized by Jews, Hebrew Bible is recognized by Christians
Old Testament includes deuterocanonical books, Hebrew Bible does not
Old Testament includes the New Testament, Hebrew Bible does not
Old Testament is written in Hebrew, Hebrew Bible is written in Greek
How many books are recognized in the Old Testament by Catholics?
46
39
24
27
The list of books officially accepted into the Bible is called:
Deuterocanonical
Canon
Apocrypha
Torah
Which of the following is NOT part of the Pentateuch?
Genesis
Exodus
Numbers
Joshua
Biblical Inerrancy means that the Bible is absolutely true in every single possible way, even when it contradicts itself.
True
False
A large portion of the Bible was revised after which major event in the history of the Jewish people?
The fall of the Babylonian Empire (539 BCE)
Alexander the Great's invasions of Palestine and the Near East (333 BCE)
The fall of Jerusalem (587/6 BCE)
The unification of the empire of Antiochus IV through forced Hellenization (167)
Put the Stages of Bible Formation in correct order (left to right)
The Event/Life
Oral Tradition
Written Tradition
Editing
Canon
