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WorksheetsCIC Confirmation final assessment 2025
Total questions: 59
Worksheet time: 39mins
A person who supports and guides you for the Sacrament of Confirmation and there after continues to guide you in your faith journey.
Bishop
Sponsor
Priest
Catechist
What is the meaning of the word 'indelible'
Not edible
Infallible
Permanent
Temporary
Which words describes the Holy Spirit?
Advocate
Comforter
Guide
Tangible
A promise /A holy agreement between two or more persons
Commandment
Covenant
Statute
Law
What does the Communion of Saints include?
Mother Mary
The Church on Earth
The Church in Heaven
The Church in Purgatory
What happened on the day of Pentecost?
Jesus appeared to the Apostles for the first time
The Holy Spirit gave the apostles courage to be be witnesses
The Apostles spoke in tongues
Jesus ascended into Heaven
The act that damages our relationship with God is called...
Repentence
Reconciliation
Sin
Silence
Who is the person that anoints you when you are confirmed?
Priest
Sponsor
Bishop
Catechist
The movement to bring unity to separated Christian denominations is called...
Euphemism
Ecumenism
Evangelism
Equality
Which consecrated oil is used for anointing during the rite of Confirmation & Baptism?
the Oil of Catechumens
the Oil of the Sick
The Holy Chrism
The oil of the Holy Spirit
What is the gift of God given to us without us earning it?
Reconciliation
Daily Bread
Blessing
Grace
Because confirmation seals you in the spirit and leaves a permanent mark, it is received...
Once
Twice
Daily
Often
To receive Confirmation, you must...
be very holy
be mature
show that you desire to live the Catholic Faith
In Confirmation, the Holy Spirit...
Comes for the first time
Strengthens you to witness the faith and defend it
forgives your sins
Christian means
like Christ, anointed for a mission
celebrating the Eucharist
being saved
The first Christians
shared all they owned
celebrated the Eucharist and prayed together
shared all they owned and celebrated the Eucharist and prayed together
Through Baptism we share in
the priesthood of Jesus Christ
God's life
the priesthood of Jesus Christ and God's life
The Beatitudes
replace the Ten Commandments
are examples of whom we should be
were meant mostly for priests and religious men and women
The gift of the Spirit that makes us marvel at God's goodness and love so that we avoid anything that separates us from him is
counsel
fear of the Lord
self-control
The gift of the spirit that helps us see life from God's point of view is
joy
wisdom
knowledge
The Gift of the spirit that enlightens us to seek good advice and enables us to advise others is
piety
understanding
counsel
The gift of the Spirit that strengthens us to do what is right in the face of difficulties and to endure suffering is
piety
modesty
fortitude
The baptismal promises renewed at confirmation are promises
to reject Satan and live by faith in Christ
never to doubt the faith
always to pray and go to Mass
To witness to Christ means
to spread the Good News
to give loving service
to spread the Good News and to give loving service.
To be holy and grow spiritually means
not to associate much with others
to pray and fast often
to become more like Christ
Name the sacrament: We unite ourselves with Jesus' sacrifice and receive him in Holy Communion.
Baptism
Confirmation
Eucharist
Reconciliation
Matrimony
Name the sacrament: We renew our baptismal commitment
Baptism
Holy Orders
Confirmation
Anointing of the sick
Eucharist
Name the sacrament: A baptized man and woman are united with each other.
Holy Orders
Holy Matrimony
Baptism
Reconciliation
Confirmation
Name the sacrament: A man receives the power to absolve sins, change bread and wine into the body & blood of Christ and lead God's church.
Baptism
Reconciliation
Holy Orders
Anointing of the sick
Eucharist
Name the sacrament: We become members of the church and heirs of Heaven.
Baptism
Eucharist
Confirmation
Anointing of the sick
Holy Orders
Name the sacrament: We become more completely bound to the church and have an increased responsibility to spread and protect the faith.
Baptism
Holy Orders
Holy Matrimony
Confirmation
Reconciliation
Name the sacrament: We participate in the central act of worship of our Catholic faith.
Confirmation
Eucharist
Holy Orders
Holy Matrimony
Reconciliation
Name the sacrament: We are reconciled with God, other people & ourselves
Holy Matrimony
Holy Orders
Anointing of the sick
Reconciliation
Eucharist
Name the sacrament: Those who are old, sick, or dying receive spiritual aid, comfort, and strength.
Anointing of the sick
Reconciliation
Holy Orders
Baptism
Catholics believe in the Trinity - 3 persons in one God
True
False
God created the universe and us.
True
False
God only pretended to be a man for awhile.
True
False
Jesus died, rose again, and is now with his Father.
True
False
Mary, the mother of Jesus, is buried in Jerusalem.
True
False
Jesus is God.
True
False
Mary never sinned; at the end of her life, her body and soul went directly to Heaven.
True
False
We receive grace from Christ through the outward signs of the seven Sacraments.
True
False
The mass is the same sacrifice of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross.
True
False
The church is only a human institution.
True
False
The pope is always infallible.
True
False
Non-Catholic Christians are related to Christ's church.
True
False
The third person of the Holy Trinity is the Holy Spirit, who sanctifies us.
True
False
There probably is no Hell.
True
False
At the end of time, we will exist in either Heaven or Hell.
True
False
God reveals himself in scripture and tradition.
True
False
What makes up the essential Rite of Confirmation?
What are 5 of the Ten Commandments?
What are the two greatest Commandments?
What are 3 of the Beatitudes?
Write 3 Spiritual or Corporal Works of Mercy.
What do we celebrate on Maundy Thursday? (Tick 2)
The Last Supper
Jesus died on the cross
Washing of the Feet
Jesus arrived in Jerusalem
What do we celebrate on Good Friday (Tick 2)
The resurrection of Christ
Jesus died on the Cross
The Last Supper
the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
A four-week period within the Christian church calendar, starting four Sundays before Christmas and ending on Christmas Day.
Lent
Easter
Advent
Ordinary Time
A 40-day period within the Christian liturgical year that begins on Ash Wednesday and concludes at sundown on Holy Thursday
Advent
Lent
Holy Week
Palm Sunday
