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WorksheetsUnit 1 - Beliefs
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The Trinity is defined as:
A concept in Christianity describing God as three persons in one.
A type of plant found in tropical regions.
A mathematical theory about triangles.
A historical event in ancient Rome.
The importance of each person of the Trinity is:
Each person has a unique role and is 100% God.
They are all the same and have no distinct roles.
Only the Father is important.
The Son and the Holy Spirit are less important than the Father.
The Trinity is remembered in worship today through various practices. Which of the following is NOT a common way the Trinity is remembered?
Reciting the Nicene Creed
Offering the the Son to the Father through the Holy Spirit in Mass
Praying through the saints
Using the sign of the cross
An event in the Bible when all three members of the Trinity are most clearly present is...
Moses receiving the Ten Commandments
The feeding of the 5000
The baptism of Jesus
The fight between David and Goliath
The Doctrine of the Trinity has undergone various historical developments. Which of the following is a key event in its development?
The Council of Nicaea in 325 AD
The signing of the Magna Carta in 1215
The fall of the Roman Empire in 476 AD
The discovery of America in 1492
Which of the following events are described in Genesis 1-2?
Creation of the world and all living beings
The Exodus of the Israelites from Egypt
The story of David and Goliath
The birth of Jesus Christ
Attributes of God shown in Creation include:
Patience, Gentleness and Peace
Love, Mercy, and Justice
Creativity, Omnipotence and Benevolence
Holiness, Righteousness, and Sovereignty
Is the creation story understood in divergent ways by Christians?
No, Christians have a single unified view of Creation.
Yes, Christians have multiple interpretations of Creation.
Christians do not have any views on Creation.
Christians only follow the scientific explanation of Creation.
The Imago Dei is defined as:
The image of God in humans
A religious ritual
A type of ancient script
A philosophical concept
Catholics believe all people are made in the Imago Dei because:
they are created in the image and likeness of God.
they follow the teachings of the Church.
they participate in the sacraments.
they believe in the Holy Trinity.
The significance of stewardship and dominion for Catholics is:
A way to exploit resources without concern
A call to care for creation responsibly
An outdated concept with no relevance today
A means to assert power over others
The Incarnation with reference to John 1:1-18 can be defined as:
The Word becoming flesh and dwelling among us.
The creation of the world.
The resurrection of Jesus.
The ascension of Jesus into heaven.
The importance of the Incarnation is:
It signifies God becoming human to save humanity.
It represents the creation of the universe.
It marks the end of the world.
It is a celebration of the harvest season.
Examples of Jesus’ humanity and divinity shown within the Bible include:
His birth and resurrection
His teachings and miracles
His crucifixion and ascension
All of the above
The 4 events of the Paschal Mystery are:
Passion, Death, Resurrection, and Ascension
Birth, Baptism, Transfiguration, and Crucifixion
Creation, Fall, Redemption, and Restoration
Annunciation, Visitation, Nativity, and Presentation
Redemption and justification are terms that can be defined as:
Redemption is the act of saving or being saved from sin, or evil; justification is being made right with God.
Redemption is the process of buying back something lost; justification is the process of making excuses.
Redemption is a financial term for recovering losses; justification is a legal term for proving innocence.
Redemption is a religious term for achieving salvation; justification is a philosophical term for rationalizing actions.
The role of the Holy Spirit in relation to salvation is to:
Guide believers to the truth
Be received in the sacraments
Purify peoples hearts
All of the above
The importance of grace is:
The free gift of Gods love and forgiveness.
A historical event that occurred in the 18th century.
A scientific theory explaining the origin of the universe.
A political movement advocating for social justice.
The Church leads to salvation by:
providing moral guidance, the sacraments and community support
offering financial assistance
promoting political agendas
encouraging isolation from society
The importance of eschatology is:
It provides an understanding of what happens when you die.
It is a branch of biology that studies ecosystems.
It is a mathematical theory about numbers.
It is a historical analysis of ancient civilizations.
