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WorksheetsP3 Religion FT - Term 4
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 3570secs
In the parable of the Lost Sheep, why does the shepherd leave the 99 sheep and go after the lost one?
Because he cares deeply for each sheep
Because he wanted to teach the lost sheep a lesson
Because the other 99 were disobedient
In the parable of the Lost Sheep, how did the shepherd react when he found the lost sheep?
He blamed the sheep for going away
He rejoiced and carried it back on his shoulders
He asked the sheep why it wandered away
What does the parable of the Lost Sheep tell us about God's attitude toward sinners?
God seeks out sinners and rejoices when they repent
God punishes sinners unkindly
God avoids sinners and tells them to find their own way back
According to the parable of the Lost Sheep, what is the main reason for the shepherd's joy?
He is thankful for searching for the sheep.
He can now punish the lost sheep.
He is reunited with the lost sheep.
What authority or power did Jesus give to the disciples in John 20:23?
The authority to forgive sins
The authority to have magical power
The authority to rule over Israel
What is the main message of this passage about Jesus' appearance in John 20:19-23?
Jesus is angry with his disciples for doubting him.
Jesus is alive and offers forgiveness and peace.
Jesus only rewards those who see him in person.
The parable of the Lost Sheep teaches us about the God's forgiveness toward sinner and the sign of our repentance. What does repentance mean?
To return to God and change our bad attitude
To ignore God and others mistakes
To tell us that our actions is right
What does the phrase 'receive the Holy Spirit' in John 20:22 signify for the disciples?
They have been given new life
They have been given power or authority for their ministry
They have been given a new understanding of the Scriptures/Bible
What does absolution mean in the Sacrament of Penance/Reconciliation?
Punishment for sins.
Reflection on past actions.
A sign that God has forgiven our sins.
The following are four random stages of receiving the Sacrament of Penance/Reconciliation: 1. Inner examination, 2. Confession, 3. Pray to the Holy Spirit, 4. Awakening the intention to repent. What is correct order for a person must go through in receiving the Sacrament of Penance?
4-3-2-1
3-2-3-1
3-1-4-2
What did the mother of James and John ask for in Matthew 20:20-28?
She asked Jesus to perform a miracle for her.
She asked Jesus to make her sons famous among the disciples.
She asked Jesus to grant her sons positions at His right and left in His kingdom.
Why were the other ten disciples angry at James and John in Matthew 20:20-28?
Because James and John had betrayed them.
Because James and John had not been serving the community.
Because James and John were seeking positions of honor in Jesus' kingdom.
Who does the lost sheep represent in the parable?
Jesus' statement 'the Son of Man came not to be served, but to serve' reflects what core value in Matthew 20:28?
Worldly success such as being famous and popular
Humility or be humble to serve others
Strict obedience to the authority even if they are wrong
What lesson does Jesus want to tell through this parable?
Why did the Pharisees and scribes complain in Luke 15:1-7?
Where did Jesus appear to His disciples in John 20:19-23?
What did tax collectors and sinners do when they came to Jesus in Luke 15:1-7?
What did Jesus say to the disciples when He appeared to them in John 20:19-23?
What power did Jesus give to His disciples in John 20:23?
What words did Jesus speak to authorize His apostles to forgive sins in John 20:19-23?
Based on Matthew 20:20-28, what is the most effective way for a community leader to achieve success?
By serving the needs of the community
By isolating themselves from the people
By focusing on personal gain
What did Jesus breathe on His disciples, according to John 20:22?
Who tells The Parable of the Lost Sheep?
Why did Saint Teresa (Mother Teresa) dedicate her life to serving others and caring for the neglected and forgotten?
Because she wanted to prove her superiority over others and to gain personal recognition and fame.
Because she wanted to accumulate wealth and power.
Because she followed the example of Christ, who selflessly loved humanity and gave Himself entirely.
What is a good leader like and what is a bad leader like based on Matthew 20:20-28?
A good leader prioritises serving others with humility and sacrificial love, while a bad leader seeks self-promotion and personal gain.
A good leader demands obedience and submission from others, while a bad leader prioritises the common good.
A good leader focuses on accumulating wealth and fame, while a bad leader is selfless and compassionate.
What is the main lesson taught in this passage about a mother’s request in Matthew 20:20-28?
The importance of having a supportive mother.
The secret to attaining heavenly rewards.
The dangers of ambition and pride.
The following are four random steps of receiving the Sacrament of Penance/Reconciliation: 1. Be Truly Sorry 2. Confession 3. Pray to the Holy Spirit 4. Examine Our Hearts What is correct order for a person must go through in receiving the Sacrament of Penance?
True/False: The Sacrament of Reconciliation is a sign of forgiveness from God. God forgives our sins if we truly repent.
(a)
What does absolution mean in the sacrament of reconciliation?
The parable of the Lost Sheep teaches us about the God's forgiveness toward sinner and the sign of our repentance. What does repentance mean?
Why were the other ten disciples angry at James and John in Matthew 20:20-28?
Because James and John had betrayed them.
Because James and John were seeking positions of honour in Jesus' kingdom.
Because James and John had not been serving the community.
What did the Lord Jesus teach about leadership roles within the community in Matthew 20:20-28?
Leaders should be served and respected by the community.
Leaders should focus on gaining personal benefits and recognition.
Leaders should focus on serving and being a servant to the community.
What is a good leader like and what is a bad leader like based on Matthew 20:20-28?
A good leader focuses on collecting wealth and fame, while a bad leader is caring, love and compassionate.
A good leader demands obedience and to be served by others, while a bad leader works for the common good.
A good leader is serving others with humility and love, while a bad leader seeks popularity and selfish.
True/False: The story in Matthew 20:20-28 tells us that Jesus is our example in carrying out our duties as community leaders. Jesus taught that a leader is a servant of the community.
(a)
True/False: Absolution in the Sacrament of Reconciliation/Penance is a sign that we meet God and receive forgiveness from Him.
(a)
True/False: The Sacrament of Reconciliation/Penance is a sign of forgiveness from God. God forgives our sins if we truly repent.
(a)
True/False: The rite of confession and absolution in Sacrament of Penance is a sign that God has counted our sins and will give judgement according to our sins.
(a)
True/False: “There will be more rejoicing in heaven over one righteous person who commits sin” ( Luke 15:7)
(a)
True/False: Jesus gave the parable of the lost sheep. Who among you has one thousand sheeps, and if he loses one of them, leaves the ninety-nine hundred and goes after the stray one until he finds it. When he finds it, he lays it on his shoulders with anger because he is so tired.
(a)
True/False: The story in Matthew 20:20-28 is about a mother of Zachariah’s sons, Peter and Andrew came to Jesus.
True/False: In the Catholic church, we believe that the power or authority to forgive sins received by the apostles was then passed on to their successors, namely to the pope, bishops, and priests until now. (cf. John 20:22-23).
(a)
True/False: The parable of the lost sheep teaches us that no matter how big our sins are and how often we commit sins, God's heart is always open to us, as long as we truly repent and want to return to the right path.
(a)
True/False: The story in Matthew 20:20-28 tells us that Jesus is our example in carrying out our duties as community leaders. Jesus taught that a leader is a boss of the community who tell us what to do, and we have to serve the leader all time.
(a)
True/False: A community leader must be wise, just, love the people he leads without favoritism and above all, serve the community wholeheartedly and must be humble, ready to serve, ready to sacrifice, care, love, and work for the common good.
(a)
True/False: Saint Teresa/Mother Teresa became one of the examples of the servant leader because she dedicated her whole life to serve the wealthy or rich people in Calcutta, India. She followed the example of Jesus who wanted to be famous and rich.
(a)
Jesus tells the parable of the lost (a) to illustrate or give example of God’s rejoicing over one repentant sinner.
Jesus breathed on His disciples and said, 'Receive the Holy (a) .' (John 20:22)
The mother of Zebedee’s sons came to Jesus with her sons and kneeling down, asked a (a) of Jesus. (Matthew 20:20)
Jesus said, 'Whoever wants to be first must be your (a) .' (Matthew 20:27) which means a good leader is the one who serves other people.
The Pharisees and the teachers of the law muttered, “This man (Jesus) welcomes (a) and eats with them. (Luke 15:2)
Jesus said, 'The Son of Man did not come to be served, but to (a) .' (Matthew 20:28)
When the shepherd finds the lost sheep, he joyfully (a) it on his shoulders. (Luke 15:4)
Jesus came and stood among the disciples and said, “ (a) be with you!" (John 20:19)
The disciples were overjoyed when they saw the (a) . (John 20:20)
Jesus breathed on his disciples and said, “Receive the Holy (a) . (John 20:22)
Jesus gave the disciples the authority to forgive anyone's (a) (John 20:23).
The shepherd then calls together his friends and (a) to celebrate finding the lost sheep. (Luke 15:6)
Jesus said, “The Son of Man did not come to be served, but to (a) .” (Matthew 20:28)
The mother of Zebedee’s sons came to Jesus with her sons and kneeling down, asked a (a) of Jesus. (Matthew 20:20).
Jesus said, “Whoever wants to be first must be your (a) .” (Matthew 20:27) which means a good leader is the one who serves other people.
James and John were the sons of (a) . (Matthew 20:20).
Jesus showed the disciples his hands and his side, and then they rejoiced when they saw the (a) (John 20:20)
Jesus tells the parable of the lost (a) to illustrate or give example of God’s rejoicing over one repentant sinner.
Jesus breathed on His disciples and said, “Receive the Holy (a) .” (John 20:22).
The place where Jesus rules – the (a) of God. (Matthew 20:21).
Write with your own words the parable of the lost sheep (minimum 5 sentences).
Rearrange and rewrite the five scrambled sentences below in the correct order to retell the story of A Mother's Request from Matthew 20:20-28. (5 points)
- He told His friends that true greatness comes from helping and loving people.
- Jesus explained that being close to Him means being ready to serve others.
- Jesus showed us that to be great, we must be kind, humble, and serve like Him.
- One day, the mother of James and John came to Jesus with a special request.
- She asked Jesus if her two sons could sit beside Him in His kingdom.
Rearrange and rewrite the five scrambled sentences below in the correct order to retell the the story of Saint Teresa or Mother Teresa of Calcutta.
- Today, many people remember her as a saint who shared God’s love with the world.
- She started a group called the Missionaries of Charity to care for those in need.
- She spent her whole life helping people in the streets of Calcutta, India.
- Saint Teresa of Calcutta, also called Mother Teresa, loved helping poor and sick people.
- Mother Teresa believed that showing love and kindness to others was very important.
Write seven (7) qualities or characteristics of bad leaders like.
