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WorksheetsChapter 1 and Chapter 2 Key Concepts and Vocabulary
Total questions: 83
Worksheet time: 44mins
What is the importance of choices according to Chapter 1?
Choices are important and can make your life better or worse, even little choices can matter.
Choices are not important and have no effect on your life.
Choices only matter if they are big decisions.
Choices are always easy to make and have no consequences.
What is free will as described in Chapter 1?
Free will is one of God’s greatest gifts to humanity and He gave us reason and conscience to help make decisions.
Free will is the ability to predict the future accurately.
Free will is the absence of any moral responsibility.
Free will is the power to control others' actions.
What is the capacity for logical, rational, and analytic thought called?
Reason
Emotion
Imagination
Intuition
What is the inner voice that encourages you to do good and avoid evil called?
Conscience
Instinct
Desire
Habit
What are the three foundational principles that are good for everyone to live by?
Be the best version of yourself, be virtuous, and show self control.
Always seek wealth, avoid responsibility, and ignore others.
Follow trends blindly, prioritize appearance, and avoid challenges.
Be selfish, act impulsively, and disregard rules.
What is virtue?
Virtue is behavior that shows high moral standards.
Virtue is a type of physical exercise.
Virtue is a kind of food.
Virtue is a musical instrument.
What is the state of being controlled by someone or something, a lack of freedom called?
Slavery
Liberty
Independence
Democracy
What is the calling from God to live a holy life called?
Universal Call to Holiness
Sacrament of Baptism
Divine Inspiration
Missionary Mandate
What does it mean that Jesus was a rebel?
To go against or reject something.
To always follow the rules.
To avoid making decisions.
To agree with everyone.
What are fallen natures?
Fallen nature is the disordered desires that exist within us.
Fallen nature is the ability to resist temptation.
Fallen nature is the pursuit of spiritual enlightenment.
Fallen nature is the natural tendency to do good.
What is the difference between pleasure and happiness?
Pleasure is a temporary feeling of satisfaction often confused with happiness. Happiness is sustainable and is the result of right living.
Pleasure is always long-lasting, while happiness is short-lived.
Happiness is only about material gains, while pleasure is about inner peace.
Pleasure and happiness are exactly the same and interchangeable.
What is stinking thinking?
Stinking thinking is when God gave us the ability to think but sometimes we fall into negative thoughts like individualism, hedonism, minimalism, and relativism.
Stinking thinking is a way of always thinking positively regardless of the situation.
Stinking thinking is when you only focus on academic achievements.
Stinking thinking is the process of making decisions based solely on facts and logic.
What is individualism?
Individualism is the belief that you are the most important and you should only do things that benefit yourself, a selfish mindset.
Individualism is the belief that society is more important than the individual.
Individualism is the idea that everyone should always work in groups.
Individualism is the belief that traditions should never be changed.
What is hedonism?
Hedonism is the belief that pleasure is the ultimate goal in life and consequences are not a main concern.
Hedonism is the belief that hard work is the only path to success.
Hedonism is the philosophy that knowledge is the highest virtue.
Hedonism is the idea that self-sacrifice is the greatest good.
What is minimalism?
What is relativism?
Relativism is the belief that there's no absolute truth, only the truths that a particular individual or culture happen to believe, truth is different for everyone.
Relativism is the belief that all truths are universal and unchanging.
Relativism is the idea that only scientific facts are true.
Relativism is the belief that truth is determined solely by religious authorities.
What are universal truths?
Universal truths are ideas that are true for all people, they apply to everyone equally.
Universal truths are opinions that change from person to person.
Universal truths are facts that only apply to certain groups.
Universal truths are beliefs that are only true in some cultures.
Which of the following is NOT one of the 10 Commandments?
You shall not steal
You shall not lie
You shall not eat meat on Fridays
You shall not commit adultery
What is the best proof that we have that Jesus was real? (Religious and Secular)
The best proof that we have that Jesus was real are the Gospels and Scripture as a whole.
The best proof that we have that Jesus was real is the discovery of his personal belongings.
The best proof that we have that Jesus was real is the existence of ancient Roman coins with his image.
The best proof that we have that Jesus was real is the presence of his original writings.
What do the Gospels and Scripture establish about Jesus?
They establish where Jesus was from and when He existed in history.
They establish the dietary habits of Jesus.
They establish the political views of Jesus.
They establish the hobbies of Jesus.
What does the Jesus Question refer to?
It refers to when Jesus asked His disciples who they think He is and they had many different answers including a carpenter, a traveling preacher, and the Messiah.
It refers to the question Jesus asked about the meaning of life.
It refers to a question about Jesus' birthplace.
It refers to a question about Jesus' miracles.
What does sin cause? Sin makes us unhappy, causes suffering and death, and leads people to turn their backs on God.
True
False
What did Jesus teach us about how to treat those who have wronged us?
Jesus taught us to pray for those who wronged us, to be free, to not seek revenge, to be accountable for our own actions, and to reflect on who we are.
Jesus taught us to ignore those who wronged us and never speak to them again.
Jesus taught us to seek revenge on those who wronged us.
Jesus taught us to judge others harshly and hold grudges.
Agape love is a kind of love that is selfless, sacrificial, and unconditional.
True
False
Grace is the help that God gives us to respond to His call and to do what is good and right in order to be the best version of yourself.
True
False
What does prayer help us do? How and why does prayer help us?
Prayer helps to reveal God’s plan for our lives which is essential for our happiness.
Prayer helps us to avoid all challenges in life.
Prayer guarantees immediate material wealth.
Prayer removes the need for personal effort.
What should we pray for? When we pray, instead of asking for what we want, what should we ask God?
We should ask God what we should do.
We should ask God for more wealth.
We should ask God to fulfill all our wishes.
We should ask God to make life easy for us.
There are 5 types of prayers. Which of the following is NOT one of them?
Prayers of intercession
Prayers of adoration
Prayers of thanksgiving
Prayers of meditation
Prayers of petition
What is the Camino pilgrimage?
A 500 mile walk from the South of France to Northern Spain to the burial site of St James
A 100 mile walk in Italy
A journey through the desert
A boat trip across the Mediterranean
Fill in the blank: Scripture was written by people who were ______ by God.
guided
ignored
punished
forgotten
How many books are there in the Bible according to the Bible Chart?
66
73
27
46
The Old Testament has how many parts and how many books?
3 parts / 46 books
5 parts / 27 books
2 parts / 73 books
4 parts / 50 books
According to the worksheet, what is the first step in using the Bible?
Read a chapter of the Bible with an open heart
Begin with a short prayer
Pick out a word, phrase, or idea that jumps out at you
Talk to God about it
Good habits help you to become the best version of yourself.
True
False
What is the importance of relationships in our lives and how can we have good ones?
Relationships are important because they bring joy and help us get to Heaven. We should find people with good character, striving for virtue, and who lead us closer to God.
Relationships are important only for entertainment, and we should choose friends based on popularity.
Relationships are not important; it is better to be alone and independent.
Relationships are important only for material gain, and we should choose friends who can give us gifts.
How does the Bible talk about love?
The Bible says love matters, you matter, and your choices about love have a big impact on your life.
The Bible says love is not important and does not affect your life.
The Bible says only certain people deserve love.
The Bible says love is only about following rules.
What is the difference between love and manipulation, and what does God want vs what the world wants?
Love is beautiful, selfless, and radical. Manipulation is when people want you to make sacrifices for their selfish desires. God wants selfless love, not manipulation.
Love and manipulation are the same, both require sacrifices for others. God and the world both want the same things.
Love is about control, while manipulation is about freedom. God wants manipulation, not love.
Love is selfish, manipulation is selfless. The world wants selfless love, God wants manipulation.
What are the different types of love?
Goodwill love, friendship love, romantic love, and agape unconditional love.
Only romantic love exists in all cultures.
Love is only a feeling between family members.
Love is just a temporary emotion with no types.
When did people flee from Jesus? Why? Explain.
People fled from Jesus after His arrest and crucifixion, and when He introduced the Eucharist.
People fled from Jesus when He performed miracles.
People fled from Jesus during His childhood.
People fled from Jesus after He fed the five thousand.
What does 'True Presence' mean in Catholicism?
It means the Eucharist is truly the flesh and blood of Christ.
It means Christ is present in the church building.
It means the Bible is the only source of truth.
It means the priest represents Christ during Mass.
What are Eucharistic Miracles?
Eucharistic Miracles are when the Eucharist turns into flesh and blood during Consecration.
Eucharistic Miracles are when the church bells ring by themselves.
Eucharistic Miracles are when statues of saints move.
Eucharistic Miracles are when candles never burn out.
What does the Eucharist give us?
The Eucharist gives us grace and wisdom.
The Eucharist gives us only bread and wine.
The Eucharist gives us material wealth.
The Eucharist gives us physical strength.
Why are churches made and why are they made so beautifully?
Churches are made beautifully to show that someone is there for us physically and spiritually.
Churches are made beautifully to attract tourists only.
Churches are made beautifully because it is a competition among architects.
Churches are made beautifully to increase property value.
What is Eucharistic adoration?
Eucharistic adoration is the practice of praying in the presence of Jesus in the Eucharist.
Eucharistic adoration is a type of church festival celebrated annually.
Eucharistic adoration is a ritual of lighting candles for saints.
Eucharistic adoration is the act of reading the Bible aloud in groups.
What is Transubstantiation?
Transubstantiation is the moment at mass when the bread and wine become the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ.
Transubstantiation is the act of blessing the congregation at the end of mass.
Transubstantiation is the reading of the Gospel during the service.
Transubstantiation is the singing of hymns before communion.
How does the Holy Spirit change people?
The Holy Spirit changes people by giving them courage, as seen in the Disciples after Pentecost.
The Holy Spirit changes people by making them wealthy instantly.
The Holy Spirit changes people by removing all their problems immediately.
The Holy Spirit changes people by making them forget their past.
Examples of how the Holy Spirit inspires people.
The Holy Spirit inspires people by giving them courage, wisdom, and guidance.
The Holy Spirit inspires people by making them forget their beliefs.
The Holy Spirit inspires people by encouraging them to ignore others.
The Holy Spirit inspires people by leading them to do only what they want.
What are the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit and what do they mean?
Wisdom, Understanding, Counsel, Fortitude, Knowledge, Piety, Fear of the Lord (with their respective meanings as described in the question).
Faith, Hope, Charity, Justice, Temperance, Prudence, Fortitude (with their respective meanings as described in the question).
Love, Joy, Peace, Patience, Kindness, Goodness, Faithfulness (with their respective meanings as described in the question).
Mercy, Humility, Obedience, Chastity, Diligence, Generosity, Gratitude (with their respective meanings as described in the question).
In response to the Holy Spirit, we have to:
Ignore Him
Resist Him
Obey Him
Deny Him
The Early Church and the Roman Empire can be compared and contrasted in terms of their beliefs, organization, and influence. Which of the following best describes a key difference between them?
The Early Church was monotheistic, while the Roman Empire was primarily polytheistic.
Both the Early Church and the Roman Empire were monotheistic.
The Roman Empire had no influence on the Early Church.
The Early Church and the Roman Empire had identical organizational structures.
Why is the world struggling?
Sin
Lack of technology
Overpopulation
Climate change
Natural disasters
How do we get to Heaven? Who is our neighbor?
Love the Lord with all your heart, all your mind, and all your soul, and love your neighbor as yourself. Everybody is our neighbor.
By being perfect and never making mistakes. Only people who live near us are our neighbors.
By following every rule exactly. Only people from our country are our neighbors.
By giving money to the poor. Only our friends are our neighbors.
What is the definition of Love (Fruit of the Holy Spirit)?
To love God above all things and love others as God calls us to.
To only care for oneself above all others.
To ignore the needs of others and focus on personal gain.
To show affection only to those who are kind to us.
What is the definition of Joy (Fruit of the Holy Spirit)?
Feeling awakened by the expectation of something good.
A temporary happiness caused by material possessions.
A sense of pride in one's achievements.
A feeling of superiority over others.
What is the definition of Peace (Fruit of the Holy Spirit)?
The calmness that comes from order.
A feeling of excitement and thrill.
The desire to always be right.
The urge to control others.
What is the definition of Patience (Fruit of the Holy Spirit)?
Enables us to endure inconvenience and hardship without complaint.
Allows us to always get what we want immediately.
Means never having to wait for anything.
Is the ability to avoid all difficult situations.
What is the definition of Kindness (Fruit of the Holy Spirit)?
Concern for those in need or in trouble.
Ability to perform miracles.
Strict adherence to rules.
Desire for material wealth.
What is the definition of Goodness (Fruit of the Holy Spirit)?
Doing what is right in every circumstance.
Being popular among friends.
Accumulating wealth and possessions.
Always seeking personal pleasure.
What is the definition of Generosity (Fruit of the Holy Spirit)?
To give our time, talent, etc beyond what is required.
To always expect something in return for our actions.
To only help those who help us.
To keep our resources to ourselves.
What is the definition of Gentleness (Fruit of the Holy Spirit)?
To follow God’s commands and be considerate of others.
To always speak loudly and assertively.
To ignore the needs of others.
To act harshly towards everyone.
What is the definition of Faithfulness (Fruit of the Holy Spirit)?
To be reliable and trustworthy.
To be joyful in all circumstances.
To be patient with everyone.
To be generous with your possessions.
What is the definition of Modesty (Fruit of the Holy Spirit)?
Being disciplined in our speech, dress, and behavior.
Always seeking attention from others.
Speaking without thinking about consequences.
Wearing extravagant and flashy clothes.
What is the definition of Self-control (Fruit of the Holy Spirit)?
The control of our desires.
The ability to predict the future.
The act of helping others in need.
The power to perform miracles.
What is the definition of Chastity (Fruit of the Holy Spirit)?
Discipline within adult relationships according to reason, faith, and stage of life.
Complete abstinence from all social interactions.
Accumulation of material wealth as a sign of virtue.
Unquestioning obedience to all authority figures.
What is the definition of One (Mark of the Church)?
The Church is the Body of Christ, united in belief, agape love, and mission.
The Church is divided into many separate groups with different beliefs.
The Church is only for people of a specific culture or nation.
The Church is focused solely on individual salvation, not community.
What is the definition of Holy (Mark of the Church)?
Set apart for a special purpose by and for God; the Church is holy because of Jesus and was created to continue his saving work in the world.
A term used to describe the Church's leadership structure.
A reference to the Church's global presence and influence.
A description of the Church's financial independence.
What is the definition of Catholic (Mark of the Church)?
This word means 'universal' which shows that the Church is for everyone, both in the way that it saves us and in the way that it calls us all to a mission.
This word means 'holy' which shows that the Church is free from sin and perfect in every way.
This word means 'apostolic' which shows that the Church was founded by the apostles and continues their mission.
This word means 'one' which shows that the Church is united under a single leadership.
What is the definition of Apostolic (Mark of the Church)?
Meaning that we follow in the footsteps of the Apostles who followed in the footsteps of Jesus. They were the foundation that the Church was built upon and we celebrate and defend their teachings.
It means the Church only accepts teachings from modern leaders and ignores the past.
It refers to the Church being present in every country of the world.
It means the Church is focused only on social justice issues.
How do we find our mission?
You need to talk to God's
You need to read more books
You need to travel the world
You need to ignore your feelings
You need to follow your friends
3 ways God speaks to us every day (list and identify): God speaks to us in lots of ways. a. Legitimate Needs: There are four types of legitimate needs - physical, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual. These needs are clues as to how to live life to the fullest. b. Talents and Abilities: Your talents and abilities are perfectly suited to help you carry out the mission god has picked for you. They are either universal talents that we all have or they are unique talents that are only for some people. This unique blend of talents and abilities hold clues about your mission, your genius, your vocation, and the best way for you to live. c. Deepest Desires: You have your deepest desires in your heart in order to guide you to the life God envisioned for you. God wants us to go beyond our shallow desires and uncover our true mission.
Legitimate Needs, Talents and Abilities, Deepest Desires
Physical Strength, Wealth, Popularity
Dreams, Luck, Coincidences
Rules, Traditions, Customs
List and identify the parts of the prayer process:
Gratitude, Awareness, Significant moments, Peace, Freedom, Others, Pray the Our Father
Faith, Hope, Charity, Love, Kindness, Patience, Pray the Hail Mary
Meditation, Reflection, Silence, Joy, Service, Worship, Pray the Glory Be
Confession, Repentance, Forgiveness, Healing, Trust, Mercy, Pray the Creed
Fruits of the Holy Spirit - list and define:
Love, Joy, Peace, Patience, Kindness, Goodness, Generosity, Gentleness, Faithfulness, Modesty, Self-control
Wisdom, Understanding, Counsel, Fortitude, Knowledge, Piety, Fear of the Lord
Charity, Hope, Faith, Prudence, Justice, Temperance, Fortitude
Humility, Obedience, Chastity, Poverty, Silence, Diligence, Gratitude
Define Chastity as described in the worksheet.
Discipline within adult relationships according to reason, faith, and stage of life.
Complete abstinence from all relationships at any age.
Ignoring faith and reason in relationships.
Allowing any behavior regardless of stage of life.
List and define the Gifts of the Holy Spirit: What is Wisdom?
The ability to tell what is true, right, and lasting, to see things from God's perspective.
The power to perform miracles and heal the sick.
The skill to speak in different languages without learning them.
The gift of leading large groups of people with authority.
List and define the Gifts of the Holy Spirit: What is Understanding?
Allows you to look deeply and see lasting truth and see how God works in your life.
Gives you the ability to speak in different languages.
Enables you to perform miracles.
Helps you to predict the future.
List and define the Gifts of the Holy Spirit: What is Counsel?
The guidance to allow us to see right and wrong and the judgement to act from that knowledge.
The ability to perform miracles and heal the sick.
The power to speak in different languages without prior knowledge.
The gift of unwavering faith in all circumstances.
List and define the Gifts of the Holy Spirit: What is Fortitude?
The courage and strength to do what you know you should.
The ability to speak in different languages.
The power to heal the sick.
The gift of prophecy.
List and define the Gifts of the Holy Spirit: What is Knowledge?
The ability to see things from God's viewpoint and know what God is asking of you.
The ability to perform miracles and heal the sick.
The power to speak in different languages without learning them.
The gift of leading others in worship and music.
List and define the Gifts of the Holy Spirit: What is Piety?
Loyalty to God through love and obedience.
The ability to perform miracles.
The power to predict the future.
A deep understanding of science.
List and define the Gifts of the Holy Spirit: What is Fear of the Lord?
Deep respect for God (reverence).
Ability to speak in different languages.
Performing miracles.
Physical strength.
List the 10 Commandments in order as given in the worksheet.
1. I am the lord your God you shall have no other gods before me 2. You shall not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain 3. Keep holy the Sabbath 4. Honour thy father and thy mother 5. You shall not kill 6. You shall not commit adultery 7. You shall not steal 8. You shall not lie 9. You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife 10. You shall not covet your neighbor’s goods
1. You shall not steal 2. You shall not kill 3. Honour thy father and thy mother 4. Keep holy the Sabbath 5. You shall not commit adultery 6. You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife 7. You shall not covet your neighbor’s goods 8. You shall not lie 9. I am the lord your God you shall have no other gods before me 10. You shall not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain
1. You shall not lie 2. You shall not steal 3. You shall not kill 4. You shall not commit adultery 5. Honour thy father and thy mother 6. Keep holy the Sabbath 7. You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife 8. You shall not covet your neighbor’s goods 9. I am the lord your God you shall have no other gods before me 10. You shall not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain
1. Honour thy father and thy mother 2. You shall not kill 3. You shall not steal 4. You shall not commit adultery 5. You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife 6. You shall not covet your neighbor’s goods 7. You shall not lie 8. I am the lord your God you shall have no other gods before me 9. You shall not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain 10. Keep holy the Sabbath
Jesus was considered a radical because:
He challenged social norms and traditional beliefs with His teachings.
He avoided all forms of conflict.
He followed all existing rules without question.
He only taught privately to His disciples.
Define Radical as described in the worksheet.
Something that encourages reform or change in a dramatic way.
A person who avoids any kind of change.
A supporter of traditional values only.
A person who opposes all forms of government.
