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WorksheetsU2.1-2.2 Ecclesiology Quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What did God not take from Israel?
His favor
His wrath
His blessings
His commandments
Explain how the Church echoes 'the faithful remnant' of the Babylonian Exile.
The Church maintains traditions similar to those of the Babylonian Exile.
The Church has a structure that mirrors the Babylonian Exile community.
The Church embodies the spirit of resilience and faithfulness seen in the Babylonian Exile.
The Church's teachings are directly derived from the Babylonian Exile.
What did God decide to do after seeing the wickedness in men?
Bless them
Wipe them from the face of the earth
Ignore them
Help them
What is the ark a common image for?
Salvation
The Church
Humanity
Covenant
After the Flood, what covenant did God make with Noah and his descendants?
God promised never to destroy the earth with a flood again.
God promised to make Noah the king of all lands.
God promised to give Noah and his descendants eternal life.
God promised to make Noah's descendants rulers of the world.
How many sons did Jacob have, whose families eventually became the great nation of Israel?
3
10
12
7
God prepared Israel to receive the great gift of His Son by:
Sending prophets to foretell His coming
Establishing a covenant with Abraham
Giving the Ten Commandments to Moses
All of the above
When Christ finally came, how many men did He choose to be His closest followers and the leaders of the Church on earth?
10
12
15
20
How is the Church is similar to Israel?
The Church and Israel both have a covenant with God.
The Church and Israel are both mentioned in the New Testament.
The Church and Israel both have the same religious practices.
The Church and Israel are both located in the Middle East.
What happened to the kingdom of Israel in 930 BC?
It was united into one kingdom.
It split into two kingdoms.
It was conquered by Babylon.
It became a pagan kingdom.
What was the fate of the northern and southern kingdoms of Israel?
The northern kingdom was destroyed, and the southern kingdom was exiled.
Both kingdoms were destroyed.
The northern kingdom prospered, and the southern kingdom was destroyed.
Both kingdoms were exiled.
The concept of the 'faithful remnant' in the context of the Catholic Church refers to:
a group of believers who remain true to their faith despite challenges
a historical event in the Catholic Church
a specific doctrine taught by the Church
a modern movement within the Church
Reflect on the statement: 'Our lives are a constant process of conversion, a constant return from the exile of sin back into God’s presence.' What does this mean to you?
Our lives are a journey of returning to God's presence from sin.
Our lives are static and unchanging.
Our lives are free from sin and conversion.
Our lives are a constant process of moving away from God.
Consider the quote from St. Paul: 'I do not do the good I want, but I do the evil I do not want' (Rom. 7:19). This quote illustrates the struggle between:
Good intentions and bad actions
Faith and reason
Love and hate
Hope and despair
Fill in the blank: The Church is the _______ of Christ, to whom Jesus gave His Body in sacrifice and who is life-giving and united in communion to Him.
Bride
Servant
Follower
Disciple
What is the Church considered as in relation to the Holy Spirit?
A) A temporary shelter
B) The Temple of the Holy Spirit
C) A place of worship
D) A community center
How is the Church nourished?
By the community
By Christ and the Blood of His sacrifice
By the government
By nature
The Church provides ______ to each person.
guidance
salvation
community
support
The Body of Christ is an important image of what, as used in the New Testament?
The Church
The Holy Spirit
The Kingdom of Heaven
The Last Supper
The Church, like our own bodies, is a perfectly united organism when every part works together as designed.
True
False
The Body of Christ is made up of:
Believers
Saints
Angels
Prophets
Explain the concept of 'The Body of Christ' as described in the passage. The Body of Christ, like our own bodies, has a profound unity. We share the same Spirit—the Holy Spirit. We are guided by the same Head—Jesus Christ himself (Col. 1:17-18). And we are nourished by the same food—the Holy Eucharist.
The Body of Christ is a metaphor for the church's unity through the Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Eucharist.
The Body of Christ refers to the physical body of Jesus as described in the Bible.
The Body of Christ is a term used to describe the community of believers in a metaphorical sense.
The Body of Christ is a concept that emphasizes the individuality of each believer.
The image of the Church as the Bride of Christ signifies:
The Church's role as a nurturing mother
The Church's relationship with Christ as a union of love and commitment
The Church's authority over its followers
The Church's mission to evangelize the world
What does marriage call both husbands and wives to do, according to the Church?
Seek personal happiness
Self-sacrificial love in imitation of Christ's love for His Church
Pursue wealth
Live independently
Explain the meaning of 'Temple of the Holy Spirit.'
A sacred place where the Holy Spirit resides
A metaphor for the human body as a dwelling place for the Holy Spirit
A physical church building dedicated to the Holy Spirit
A religious ritual involving the Holy Spirit
