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Worksheets7th Grade Religion Final Exam Review 24-25 - Bible Basics
Total questions: 84
Worksheet time: 42mins
Doctrine is defined as:
beliefs of Christian teachings
A type of government system.
A scientific experiment.
A historical event.
The Bible is:
the word of God-biblios-book
a type of food
a musical instrument
a sports equipment
Testament is defined as:
An expression of one's intention for children and heirs
A type of musical instrument
A scientific theory
A historical monument
B.C. stands for:
Before Christ
Before Common
British Columbia
Before Calendar
A.D. is defined as:
After Death
Anno Domini
Ante Domini
After Domination
B.C.E. stands for:
Before Common Era
Before Christian Era
Before Current Era
Before Christ's Era
Inspired means:
breathed in
tired and unmotivated
angry and upset
confused and lost
Law of God is defined as:
A set of rules enforced by the government
A type of scientific theory
A guide for what we should do
A style of painting
Gospel is defined as:
A type of music
The teachings of Christ
A historical event
A religious festival
Gospel is defined as:
A type of music
The teachings of Christ
The good news of what God has done for us
A religious festival
In what language(s) was each testament written?
a. Old Testament: Hebrew (and some Aramaic) b. New Testament: Greek
a. Old Testament: Latin b. New Testament: French
a. Old Testament: Greek b. New Testament: Hebrew
a. Old Testament: Aramaic b. New Testament: Latin
What are the 5 terms that apply to the Bible since it is the inspired Word of God?
a. Reliable b. Inerrant c. Infallible d. Authoritative e. Trustworthy
a. Historical b. Poetic c. Mythical d. Traditional e. Symbolic
a. Literal b. Figurative c. Apocryphal d. Mystical e. Legendary
a. Prophetic b. Allegorical c. Parabolic d. Visionary e. Fictional
God is described as a ________.
Spirit
Human
Angel
Animal
God is described as a ________, because He has no physical body.
Spirit
Human
Angel
Animal
Eternal describes God as:
Having no beginning or end; existing forever
Being all-powerful
Being all-knowing
Being present everywhere
Immutable means that God is:
All-knowing
Unchanging
All-powerful
Present everywhere
Omniscient describes God as:
All-knowing
All-powerful
All-present
All-loving
Omnipresent means that God is:
All-powerful
All-knowing
Present everywhere
Unchanging
Omnipotent describes God as:
All-powerful
All-knowing
Present everywhere
Unchanging
God is described as holy. What does 'holy' mean?
Set apart and pure
All-knowing
All-powerful
Loving
God is just. Which best describes this?
fair and impartial
Mortal
Limited
Uncertain
Faithful means that God ________.
keeps His promises
gets angry
is forgetful
is moody
Grace is __________________.
not for everyone
undeserved kindness, love and forgiveness
Limited
Uncertain
Merciful means that God is:
All-knowing
loving and compassionate
All-powerful
Unchanging
Gracious means that God is:
Loving and merciful
All-powerful
All-knowing
Unchanging
Good means that God is:
the best at sports
mean
All-knowing
kind and wants what's best for us
Triune means that God is:
One God in three persons
All-powerful
All-knowing
Present everywhere
The 10 commandments can be summarized in one word:
Love
Faith
Hope
Obedience
‘Fearing’ God means:
Being afraid of God
Respecting and revering God
Ignoring God
Disobeying God
Curse is defined as:
speak evil of God or wish evil on others
A type of blessing
A form of celebration
A kind of agreement
Swear means:
To promise solemnly under oath
To sing a song
To write a letter
To draw a picture
The Sabbath is defined as:
To cease or stop-A day of rest and worship observed by Jews and some Christians
A festival celebrated at the end of harvest
A traditional meal shared with family
A prayer recited at sunrise
The promise that comes with the 4th commandment is:
You will have eternal life.
You will be blessed with many children.
Your days may be long in the land the Lord your God is giving you.
You will never face hardship.
What are the 3 ways we can violate the 5th commandment?
figuratively, indirectly, literally
stealing, lying, cheating.
envy, pride, sloth.
disobeying parents, gossiping, laziness.
Define the following: Robbery
Robbery is taking someone else's property by force or threat of force.
Robbery is borrowing property with the owner's permission.
Robbery is finding lost property and keeping it.
Robbery is buying property from a store.
Define the following: Theft
Theft is taking someone else's property without permission.with stealth.
Theft is helping someone find their lost property.
Theft is borrowing something with the owner's consent.
Theft is giving away your own property to someone else.
Define the following: Usury
Usury is overcharging customers or underpaying employees.
Usury is the act of forgiving all debts.
Usury is the process of investing in stocks.
Usury is the legal right to own property.
Define the following: Fraud
Fraud is stealing through false advertizing or sales.
Fraud is a legal method of increasing profits in business.
Fraud is a type of honest mistake made in accounting.
Fraud is a process of verifying financial statements.
Define the following: Covetousness
Covetousness is an intense desire to possess something that belongs to someone else and acquire it improperly.
Covetousness is the act of giving generously to others.
Covetousness is a feeling of satisfaction with what one has.
Covetousness is the ability to forgive others easily.
Define the following: Envy
Envy is a feeling of resentment at someone else's possessions or qualities.
Envy is a sense of satisfaction with one's own achievements.
Envy is the act of helping others in need.
Envy is a feeling of joy for someone else's success.
Define the following: Partnership with thieves
Partnership with thieves is collaborating or assisting in theft.
Partnership with thieves is a legal business agreement.
Partnership with thieves is a type of friendship.
Partnership with thieves is a government policy.
Define the following: Laziness
Laziness is the unwillingness to work or use energy.
Laziness is the act of working hard all the time.
Laziness is the desire to help others constantly.
Laziness is the ability to solve complex problems quickly.
Define the following: Robbing God
Robbing God is poor stewardship of God's gifts.
Robbing God is praying more than required.
Robbing God is attending church every day.
Robbing God is reading the Bible aloud in public.
What is a creed?
A creed is a statement of beliefs or faith.
A creed is a type of ancient building.
A creed is a traditional dance.
A creed is a musical instrument.
Why is the Apostles’ Creed divided into three articles?
Because it reflects the three persons of the Holy Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Because it represents the three main apostles: Peter, James, and John.
Because it corresponds to the three major Christian festivals.
Because it was written in three different centuries.
What is the role or work each person of the Trinity completes?
a. Father - Creation b. Son - Redemption c. Holy Spirit - Sanctification
a. Father - Redemption b. Son - Creation c. Holy Spirit - Sanctification
a. Father - Sanctification b. Son - Creation c. Holy Spirit - Redemption
a. Father - Creation b. Son - Sanctification c. Holy Spirit - Redemption
Why do we say ‘I’ believe and not ‘We’ believe?
Because faith is a personal commitment.
Because it is a grammatical rule.
Because everyone has the same belief.
Because it is a tradition.
What are the evil angels called?
Evil angels are called demons or devils.
Evil angels are called cherubs.
Evil angels are called seraphim.
Evil angels are called archangels.
What should we do to resist the evil angels?
We should pray & call on the name of Jesus.
We should ignore them and hope they go away.
We should join them to avoid trouble.
We should pretend they do not exist.
What does the name Jesus mean?
Jesus means 'God saves' or 'Savior'.
Jesus means 'Prince of Peace'.
Jesus means 'Light of the World'.
Jesus means 'Son of Man'.
What does Christ mean?
Christ means 'the Anointed One' or 'Messiah'.
Christ means 'the Teacher of Law'.
Christ means 'the Son of David'.
Christ means 'the Holy Prophet'.
Define humiliation.
Humiliation: The act of Jesus lowering Himself by becoming human and suffering for humanity's sake.
Humiliation: The process of Jesus ascending to heaven after resurrection.
Humiliation: The celebration of Jesus' miracles and teachings.
Humiliation: The act of Jesus judging humanity at the end of times.
List the 6 steps of Jesus' humiliation.
a. Conceived b. Born c. Suffering d. Crucifixion e. Death f. Burial
a. Baptism b. Preaching c. Miracles d. Resurrection e. Ascension f. Second Coming
a. Temptation b. Teaching c. Healing d. Feeding the 5000 e. Walking on water f. Transfiguration
a. Calling disciples b. Sermon on the Mount c. Parables d. Cleansing the temple e. Prayer in Gethsemane f. Ascension
Define redeem.
Redeem: To buy back or save from sin, error, or evil by paying a price; Jesus redeemed humanity through His sacrifice.
Redeem: To ignore or overlook mistakes without consequence.
Redeem: To create something new from nothing.
Redeem: To punish someone for their wrongdoings.
From what 3 things did Jesus come to redeem us?
Sin, Death, The power of the devil
Poverty, Sickness, Ignorance
Fear, Doubt, Anger
Hatred, Jealousy, Greed
Define exaltation.
Exaltation: The act of Jesus being raised to glory, honor, and power after His resurrection.
Exaltation: The period of Jesus' temptation in the wilderness.
Exaltation: The time Jesus spent teaching in Galilee.
Exaltation: The suffering of Jesus before His crucifixion.
List the 5 steps of Jesus' exaltation.
a. Descended b. Rose c. Ascended d. Sits e. Judge
a. Baptism b. Temptation in the wilderness c. Preaching in Galilee d. Feeding the 5000 e. Walking on water
a. Birth in Bethlehem b. Visit of the Magi c. Flight to Egypt d. Teaching in the temple e. Calling the disciples
a. Crucifixion b. Burial c. Resurrection d. Pentecost e. Missionary journeys
List the 4 details of Christ’s second coming.
a. Visible return b. Judgment of the living and the dead c. New heaven and new earth d. Eternal separation of righteous and unrighteous
a. Hidden return b. Only judgment of the dead c. No change in heaven or earth d. Temporary separation of righteous and unrighteous
a. Invisible return b. Judgment only for the unrighteous c. Old heaven and old earth remain d. Reunion of righteous and unrighteous
a. Delayed return b. No judgment c. Destruction of earth only d. No separation of righteous and unrighteous
How does the Holy Spirit help us?
a. sanctifies and enlightens
b. Makes us wealthy
c. Encourages selfishness
d. Leads us to ignore God's Word
A sacrament is:
combination of visible elements and God's word to offer forgiveness of sins
a type of prayer
a religious building
a holy book
The 2 sacraments are:
Baptism and Holy Communion
Marriage and Holy Orders
Confirmation and Anointing of the Sick
Reconciliation and Matrimony
The visible means of baptism is:
Water
Oil
Bread
Wine
What is joined with the visible elements?
God's Word
Colored elements
Large elements
Moving elements
The result of a sacrament is:
forgiveness
Sin
Punishment
Doubt
What gives the sacrament its power?
The faith of the recipient
The holiness of the minister
The words and actions of Christ
The beauty of the ceremony
Who is to be baptized?
Those who believe in Jesus
Everyone regardless of belief
Only children
Only men
We must be baptized:
Once
Twice
Three times
Every year
The sacrament of the altar is:
Baptism
Holy Communion
Confirmation
Confession
The sacrament of the altar is also known as:
Holy Communion, Eucharist, Lord's Supper
Baptism, Confirmation, Anointing of the Sick
Confession, Marriage, Holy Orders
Advent, Lent, Pentecost
The visible elements Holy Communion are:
Bread and wine
Water and oil
Incense and candles
Scripture and hymns
The invisible elements of the Holy Communion are:
the body and blood of Christ
the bread and wine
the water used in baptism
the words spoken by the priest
The visible elements are received through:
physical or natural means
the ears
the nose
the tongue
The invisible elements are received by:
Direct observation
supernatural or spiritual means
Physical contact
Chemical reaction
The Lord’s Supper should be received:
Once a year
often
Only on special occasions
Never
Define the following: 1. Hallowed
Holy or sacred
Ordinary or common
Unfinished or incomplete
Dangerous or harmful
Define the following: 2. Amen
So be it; truly
Let us pray
Peace be with you
Forgive us our sins
Define the following: 3. Daily Bread
Our daily needs or sustenance
A type of bread eaten only on Sundays
A special prayer said at night
A festival celebrated annually
What are the two types of temptation?
a. Temptation to sin; b. Testing of faith
a. Temptation to pray; b. Temptation to fast
a. Temptation to love; b. Temptation to forgive
a. Temptation to work; b. Temptation to rest
What are we asking of God when we pray, “but deliver us from evil”?
a. Protection from harm; b. Rescue from sin; c. Deliverance from the devil
a. Wealth and prosperity; b. Long life; c. Fame and recognition
a. Knowledge and wisdom; b. Power over others; c. Success in business
a. Good health; b. Many friends; c. Worldly pleasures
How can we be sure God will hear our prayer?
Because Jesus said He would.
Because we pray loudly enough
Because others tell us He will
Because we always get what we want
What are the two parts of confession?
a. Confessing our sins; b. Receiving absolution (forgiveness)
a. Praying silently; b. Reading scripture
a. Attending mass; b. Giving alms
a. Fasting; b. Meditating
With which sacrament should we follow Confession and Absolution?
The Sacrament of the Altar (Holy Communion)
Baptism
Confirmation
Marriage
Why should we do private confession?
It's good for the soul
To impress others with our piety
To fulfill a social obligation
To gain material rewards
To avoid attending public worship
What is the benefit of private confession?
It provides comfort and assurance of forgiveness
It guarantees material wealth
It allows one to avoid all consequences of actions
It replaces the need for personal reflection
