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Worksheets10th Gr. Midterm Study Tool
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 31mins
Which of the following gives basic fundamentals regarding the Old Testament?
It is the living transmission of the catholic faith through the teaching, life, and worship of the church.
The twenty-seven books of the Bible written in apostolic times, which have the life, teachings, Passion, death, Resurrection, and Ascension of Jesus Christ and the beginnings of the Church as their central theme.
The forty-six books that make up the first part of the Bible and record salvation history before the coming of the Savior, Jesus Christ.
The worship of God together with others as a faith community.
How can you generalize communal prayer?
Praying to God by oneself.
The living transmission of the Catholic Faith through the teaching, life, and worship of the church.
The worship of God together with others.
Writing a prayer in your prayer journal while listening to a song.
How could you generalize the meaning of Divine Revelation?
The sharing of the good news of Jesus Christ and the love of God with all people, in every circumstance of life
The living transmission of the Catholic faith through the teaching, life, and worship of the Church.
The worship of God together with others.
God making himself known to us through his words and deeds.
How could you describe Sacred Tradition AND what would be an example of it?
The living transmission of the Catholic faith through the teaching, life, and worship of the Church. An example is the Sacrament of Baptism.
A method the church uses for understanding biblical texts in their original setting and for discovering the intention of the original author. An example would be reading the Bible.
The Holy Scriptures as they are written in the Bible. An example would be the Story of Creation.
A reflective and meditative approach to prayer. An example would be praying the Rosary.
Which of the following is NOT an example of personal prayer?
Writing a prayer in a notebook while listening to music with faith.
Praying a decade of the Rosary on your own each day before you go to sleep.
Reflecting and silently praying for your own personal intentions.
Liturgy at Mass; where we celebrate the Word of God.
How could you best identify the Anagogical form of Biblical Interpretation?
This form recalls the twenty-seven books of the Bible written in apostolic times, which have the life, teachings, Passion, death, Resurrection, and Ascension of Jesus Christ and the beginnings of the Church as their central theme.
This form reminds you where you are going, building up the virtue of hope while leading you to Heaven; derives heavenly matters from earthly matters. (Church on earth is your destiny in heaven)
This form focuses on allegory (i.e. hidden moral or political meaning); to read Scripture to find a hidden meaning.
This form is centered around what the words mean at the surface level, and at the time, how things actually happened.
Summarize a fundamental truth about the New Testament.
The forty-six books that make up the first part of the Bible and record salvation history before the coming of the Savior, Jesus Christ.
The twenty-seven books of the Bible written in apostolic times, which have the life, teachings, Passion, death, Resurrection, and Ascension of Jesus Christ and the beginnings of the Church as their central theme.
The living transmission of the Catholic faith through the teaching, life, and worship of the Church.
The part that reminds you where you are going, building up the virtue of hope while leading you to Heaven; derives heavenly matters from earthly matters. (Church on earth is your destiny in heaven)
Which of the following describes the Historical Critical Form for interpreting the Bible best?
The form that reminds you where you are going, building up the virtue of hope while leading you to Heaven; derives heavenly matters from earthly matters. (Church on earth is your destiny in heaven)
A method the Church uses for understanding biblical texts in their original setting and for discovering the intention of the original author
The method of reading the Bible at surface level with the words containing literal meaning and therefore literal understanding.
The form containing allegory (i.e. hidden moral or political meaning), read Scripture to find a hidden meaning.
Using specific examples, compare and contrast personal and communal prayer.
What is the primary focus of the Book of Numbers?
Laws and worship instructions
Family lines and census data
Creation stories and covenants
Moses's final sermons
What is the primary focus of the Book of Numbers?
Laws and worship instructions
Family lines and census data
Creation stories and covenants
Moses's final sermons
The Book of Exodus primarily tells the story of:
The creation of the world
The escape from Egyptian slavery
The establishment of religious laws
The journey through the desert
Which book is also known as "the second law" and contains discourses from Moses?
Numbers
Exodus
Leviticus
Deuteronomy
The Book of Leviticus serves primarily as:
A worship instruction manual containing many laws
A historical narrative containing all of Salvation History
A genealogical record containing a census
A collection of prophecies that will later be fulfilled in the New Testament
The term "holy" in a religious context means:
Perfect and 'sinless'
'Set apart' for God
Historically significant
Traditionally practiced
Civil law is best defined as:
Religious rules and regulations
Laws between God and humans
Laws governing relationships between people
Laws about worship practices
The Book of Genesis is significant because it contains:
The Ten Commandments
Stories of Moses's leadership
God's early covenants with people
Laws for temple worship
Restorative justice focuses on:
Harsh punishment
Repairing harm done
Isolating offenders
Financial penalties
The meaning of the word "Numbers" comes from:
Mathematical calculations
Military formations
Creation accounts
Census counting
Religious law is characterized by:
Government enforcement
Civil disputes
Criminal penalties
Faith-based rules
Punitive justice emphasizes:
Rehabilitation
Community service
Punishment as deterrent
Victim reconciliation
The Book of Deuteronomy contains:
Moses's farewell speeches
Creation accounts
Priestly regulations
Tribal histories
Which book provides detailed instructions and laws for Israel's worship?
Exodus
Genesis
Leviticus
Numbers
The main figure in the Book of Exodus is:
Abraham
Moses
David
Jacob
The Book of Genesis begins with:
The story of Moses
The creation account
The flood narrative
The exodus story
Restorative justice differs from punitive justice in its:
Focus on healing
Legal requirements
Court procedures
Time requirements
Religious law is primarily concerned with:
Criminal punishment
Faith practices
Property rights
Civil disputes
The first five books of the Bible are collectively known as:
The Prophecies
The Chronicles
The Pentateuch
The Histories
According to the passage, God’s truth is revealed through the sacred scriptures and
The Word of God
The Holy Spirit
The Church
Tradition
What are the first five books of the Old Testament known as?
The Gospels
The Pentateuch
Wisdom books
Historical books
The Bible was written by different human authors under the inspiration of?
Moses
John the Baptist
Holy Spirit
Abraham
What sense is this: Through Moses, God helped save the Israelites by parting the Red Sea.
Literal Sense
Spiritual Sense
Moral
Anagogical
Which interpretative sense considers realities and events in terms of their eternal significance?
Moral
Allegorical
Anagogical
Literal
Which interpretation form would best help us understand how a particular passage or story in the Bible instructs or teaches us to live in right relationship with God, neighbor, self, and the earth? It explains how we are to behave.
Moral
Allegorical
Anagogical
The Old Testament has the following sections: the Pentateuch; the Historical Books; the ____ Books; and the Prophetic Books.
Wisdom
Revelation
Happiness
Torah
The Torah is _______ and is the first ____ books of the Hebrew Bible
the law - 5
discourse - 2
wisdom - 5
for prophets - 2
As discussed in class, the church is much more than a building with beauty and art, it is ...
where the laws of the faith are given and expectations of behavior are essential.
a building where religious services are held.
where only those people raised in the tradition of the faith are allowed.
the community of people who believe in Jesus Christ, have been baptized in him, and follow his teachings.
What does the word 'Catholic' translate to?
apostles of faith
universal; broad and comprehensive
saving action of god in human history
solidarity or ethics
The Historical Books of the Old Testament include which of the following?
seven books in the Bible of poetry and wise sayings.
eighteen books recording the warnings and promises of Israel's prophets.
accounts of the saving action of God in human history.
Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Songs, Wisdom, Sirach.
Sacred Tradition expresses ...
The living transmission of the Catholic faith through the teaching, life, and worship of the Church.
The inspired word of God; the written record of God's revelation. (Bible)
The written record of Divine Revelation found in the books of the Old Testament and the New Testament - The Bible
The first five books of the Bible: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, & Deuteronomy
The Pentateuch is described as ...
Accounts of the saving action of God in human history
Seven books in the Bible of poetry and wise sayings
Eighteen books recording the warnings and promises of Israel's prophets
The first five books of the Bible: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, & Deuteronomy
Which of the following BEST describes what the Torah is?
The community of people who believe in Jesus Christ, have been baptized in him, and follow his teachings.
A Hebrew word meaning "law," referring to the first five books of the Old Testament.
The first five books of the Christian Bible: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, & Deuteronomy.
The five books recording the warnings and promises of Israel's prophets.
How could you best describe the section of the Bible labeled Biblical Novellas?
Heroic stories meant to encourage Jews in critical times of oppression
Accounts of the saving action of God in human history
A Hebrew word meaning "law," referring to the first five books of the Old Testament.
Accounts of the saving action of God in human history
What is a true statement that you could say about the Prophetic Books in the Old Testament of the Bible?
They are short narratives that teach a moral lesson.
They are seven books in the Bible of poetry and wise sayings.
They are accounts of the saving action of God in human history.
They are eighteen books recording the warnings and promises of Israel's prophets.
The 7 Covenants of the Old Testament express...
Cannon Law identifies...
7 Covenants in Salvation History; binding promises or agreements between God and His people
The body of laws governing the religious practices of a Christian church
The official teaching authority of the Church
A group of attorneys that deal with cases that focus on legal uses of cannons & other weapons.
The Church Canon identifies ...
the official list of books, such as the books of the Bible that are recognized as genuine and inspired by a Christian church.
the 7 Covenants in Salvation History; binding promises or agreements between God and His people.
The official teaching authority of the Church which consists of all bishops, in communion with the Pope.
the written record of Divine Revelation found in the books of the Old Testament and the New Testament.
The Magisterium can be described as ...
An official list of books, such as the books of the Bible that are recognized as genuine and inspired by a Christian church. - The body of laws governing the religious practices of a Christian church
The written record of divine revelation found in the books of the Old Testament and the New Testament
The official teaching authority of the Church which consists of all bishops, in communion with the Pope.
Accounts of the saving action of God in human history
Sacred Scripture can best be described as ...
The Sacrements and Liturgy, along with many other Religious Traditions.
The living transmission of the Catholic faith through the teaching, life, and worship of the Church.
The seven books in the bible of poetry and wise sayings.
The written record of Divine Revelation found in the books of the Old Testament and the New Testament - The Bible
God establishes these with Israel to show His faithfulness and give them the opportunity to live in His blessing.
Commandments
Kingdoms
Prophecies
Covenants
Describe the covenant God made with Abraham and with his son Isaac.
Ishmael was blessed an would become a great nation.
God made Abraham move to Egypt
God promised to bless Abraham and Isaac with land and many descendants
Describe the covenant God made with Noah and the symbol of that covenant.
God made a rainbow to say he will not destroy the world again.
God split a goat and Noah walked through it.
Jesus died to save us for our sins
Which of these were among the promises of the Abrahamic Covenant? [check all that apply]
Nationhood
Animals
Land
Seed
Which of these covenants has the rainbow as its sign?
Davidic Covenant
Noahic Covenant
New Covenant
Mosaic Covenant
With which covenant did God promise to establish an eternal kingdom?
Priestly Covenant
Davidic Covenant
Abrahamic Covenant
Noahic Covenant
Which of the following is a key characteristic of the Prophetic Books in the Old Testament?
They contain laws and commandments.
They record the messages and visions of prophets.
They focus on the life of Jesus Christ.
They are primarily historical accounts.
What is the primary theme of the Book of Exodus?
The wisdom and poetry of King Solomon
The genealogy of the tribes of Israel
The journey of the Israelites from slavery to freedom
The creation of the world
Which of the following best describes the Anagogical sense of Scripture?
It focuses on the literal meaning of the text.
It uncovers hidden allegorical meanings.
It interprets events as they relate to eternal life.
It provides moral lessons for daily living.
