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FR Final Exam Review

Total questions: 75

Worksheet time: 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When Joshua divides up the Promised Land among the Twelve Tribes, it’s the fulfillment of

a)

God’s promises to Abraham of a great nation

b)

A predicted big mistake because there is safety in numbers and unity

c)

God’s plan set forth in the Garden of Eden

d)

Moses’ proclamation on the Sermon on the Mount

2.

__________ is the last judge and first prophet, and anoints the first two kings of Israel.

a)

Saul

b)

Samuel

c)

Solomon

d)

Samson

3.

What warnings do we get from Saul’s story?

a)

to reflect on our own character flaws and work on them

b)

to always praise God in tough times

c)

to never discount ourselves when we come from humble backgrounds

d)

to not send your friends into the front lines of battle

4.

What is the consequence of David’s many mistakes?

a)

the temple he builds crashes down

b)

God abandons him in his sin

c)

his kingdom falls apart

d)

his daughter is kidnapped and dies

5.

Who is the son of Jesse, and a shepherd boy, when we first see him in Scripture?

a)

Goliath

b)

David

c)

Joshua

d)

Joseph

6.

Who is responsible for writing many of the books of wisdom?

a)

David

b)

Solomon

c)

Samuel

d)

Moses

7.

Under whose reign does the Kingdom of Israel split?

a)

Solomon

b)

David

c)

Rehoboam

d)

Jesus

8.

The prophets primarily preach messages of

a)

hope and repentance

b)

that God can only forgive us if we are perfect

c)

how terrible the Hebrews were

d)

the past mistakes of Israel

9.

All of the prophets are pointing the people towards the upcoming

a)

Return to the Promised Land

b)

Reign of Herod the Great

c)

need to purify Judaism to a stronger faith

d)

birth of the Messiah

10.

What happened that validated the messages of the prophets and stopped them from being shunned?

a)

They reminded Israel of who God was

b)

The miracle of the temple being rebuilt finally happened

c)

Their warnings came true in the Babylonian Exile

d)

God appeared to all the people at once

11.

What sin have the Israelites continually struggled with?

a)

Idolatry

b)

Lying

c)

Stealing

d)

Necromancy

12.

Gospel means

a)

A. “seen together”

b)

B. “good news”

c)

C. “teaching”

d)

D. “good messengers”

13.

Evangelists

a)

A. “seen together”

b)

B. “good news”

c)

C. “teaching”

d)

D. “good messengers”

14.

Synoptic

a)

A. “seen together”

b)

B. “good news”

c)

C. “teaching”

d)

D. “good messengers”

15.

Matthew focused his Gospel on

a)

Jesus’ divinity

b)

Jesus as Savior

c)

Jesus’ suffering

d)

Jesus as teacher

16.

20. Mark

a)

Jesus’ divinity

b)

Jesus as Savior

c)

Jesus’ suffering

d)

Jesus as teacher

17.

21. Luke

a)

Jesus’ divinity

b)

Jesus as Savior

c)

Jesus’ suffering

d)

Jesus as teacher

18.

22. John

a)

Jesus’ divinity

b)

Jesus as Savior

c)

Jesus’ suffering

d)

Jesus as teacher

19.

23. “The New Testament ________________ in the Old Testament, and the Old Testament ____________ in the New Testament.”

a)

A. is unveiled; is promised

b)

B. lies hidden; is unveiled

c)

C. foreshadows Jesus; seeks comfort

d)

D. lies dead; is uniquely revealed

20.

What are the four parts of the New Testament (in order)?

a)

Gospels, Letters, Revelation, Historical

b)

Historical, Gospels, Apocalyptic, Epistaphs

c)

Letters, Wisdom, Torah, Gospels

d)

Gospels, Historical, Letters, Apocalyptic

21.

While __________’s Gospel was aimed at early Jewish audiences, ______ wrote for those who did not have a background in Hebrew Scripture.

a)

A. Matthew, Luke

b)

B. John, Mark

c)

C. Luke, Paul

d)

D. Mark, Matthew

22.

The stages of formation of the Gospels were (in order):

a)

The Historical Jesus, Oral Tradition, Written Gospels

b)

The life of Christ, Kerygma, the Didache

c)

The life of the early Apostles, Written Tradition, Evangelism

d)

The History of the Jews, The History of Jesus, Written Books

23.

Some of the first New Testament books written were ________ , in __________.

a)
St. Paul’s Letters, Greek
b)

The Epistles of the Apostles, Latin

c)

The Historical books, Aramaic

d)

The Gospels, Hebrew

24.

Which of the following is NOT a reason why the Gospel writers took so long to write everything down?

a)

Most people couldn’t read or write at this time

b)

The end of the world was not coming as quickly as anticipated

c)

The Gospel writers hadn’t been born yet

d)

Martyrs were dying and knowledge had to be preserved

25.

The names of the Gospel writers were attached to their work by the first century to differentiate between them.

a)

A. True

b)

B. False

26.

The New Testament Canon was officially set in 367 AD, and re-emphasized at the Council of Trent.

a)

True

b)

False

27.

31. The New Testament is one of the best-attested ancient manuscripts in the world.

a)

A. True

b)

B. False

28.

We have the first complete Bible by the end of the fifth century.

a)

True

b)

False

29.

This author wrote more of the New Testament than any other, including Acts of the Apostles.

a)

Matthew

b)

Mark

c)

Luke

d)

John

30.

One of the main sources was Peter, which is why he is seldom mentioned.

a)

Matthew

b)

Mark

c)

Luke

d)

John

31.

The first Gospel to be written.

a)

Matthew

b)

Mark

c)

Luke

d)

John

32.

Includes a genealogy of Jesus that goes all the way back to Adam.

a)

Matthew

b)

Mark

c)

Luke

d)

John

33.

Often associated with Scribes and scholars who strictly followed the law.

a)

Sadducees

b)

Pharisees

c)

Galilee

d)

Samaria

e)

Judea

34.

The city of Jerusalem is in which region of Israel.

a)

Sadducees

b)

Pharisees

c)

Galilee

d)

Samaria

e)

Judea

35.

Comes from the Hebrew “Perushim” meaning “set apart”

a)

Sadducees

b)

Pharisees

c)

Galilee

d)

Samaria

e)

Judea

36.

This sect of Judaism only followed the Torah.

a)

Sadducees

b)

Pharisees

c)

Essenes

d)

Zealots

37.

The writings of ______ are particularly significant because they were recorded 15 years before _____

a)

Pliny the Younger, Jesus’ death

b)

Josephus, the Christian-Jewish divide

c)

Tacitus, the Greeks killed the Apostles

d)

Thallus, the Gospels were written

38.

Why do we need to look at the Greek and Roman historians to prove Jesus’ existence?

a)

They are unbiased sources because they wrote about how much they hated him

b)

They were financially driven and frequently paid to lie

c)

Their work in the Scriptures is the best evidence for atheists

d)

They are the ones who decided that the Christians were telling the truth

39.

The Trilemma is a philosophical argument that argues that if Jesus says he is God, he is then either a

a)

Lunatic, Leper, Legionnaire

b)

Liar, Lover, Literal person

c)

Liar, Lunatic, Lord

d)

Lord, Lent, Leper

40.

While the gifts the magi brought were not very practical, they had symbolic significance for who Jesus would become. What does myrrh represent?

a)

A. A King

b)

B. A high priest or God

c)

C. Death or burial

d)

D. None of these

41.

Did Jesus NEED to be baptized?

a)

No, but he does to show solidarity with us

b)

Yes, because he is fully human

c)

No, but he wanted to be the first to show us the power of water

d)

Yes, because he had to show us the Trinity

42.

The importance of featuring people like Ruth and Rahab in Jesus’ genealogy is to show us that

a)

we should uphold their perfect example

b)

Gentiles and sinners are all included in the call to follow Jesus

c)

mistakes are forgiven if you have the grace of God

d)

none of the above

43.

The Sermon on the Plain is the same thing as the Sermon on the Mount.

a)

True

b)

False

44.

Translates to “God with us”

a)

Emmanuel

b)

Gabriel

c)

Michael

d)

Raphael

45.

Who are the parents of John the Baptist?

a)

A. Zechariah and Elizabeth

b)

B. Ezekial and Mary

c)

C. Gabriel and Eshekiah

d)

D. Zebediah and Melchia

46.

What is the primary message taught by Jesus in his parables and preaching?

a)

Love is the most important thing

b)

Humans will obey God’s word and will

c)

Jesus will die at the end of his life

d)

The Kingdom of God is coming

47.

Which of the following is NOT a way that Jesus announced the coming of the Kingdom of God?

a)

Preaching parables

b)

Performing Miracles

c)

Praying to the Father

d)

Reaching out to the outcasts

48.

Which of the following is NOT included in the Sermon on the Mount?

a)

The Beatitudes

b)

Being Salt and Light to the world

c)

Sacrificial love is the truest form of love

d)

Do not be a hypocrite

49.

In the parable of the Good Samaritan, the act of the Samaritan paying for the victim’s care is an analogy for

a)

The Church

b)

Jesus dying on the cross

c)

being born with Original Sin

d)

the spiritual life bearing fruit

50.

In the parable of the Sower, the seed sown on rocky ground is an analogy for

a)

someone who is joyful but has no roots to their faith

b)

someone who hears the word of God but doesn’t understand it

c)

Someone who hears God but their faith does not bear fruit

d)

someone who doesn’t understand sacrificial love

51.

In the parable of the Prodigal Son, the younger brother goes to

a)

Egypt

b)

“the place of sacrifice”

c)

Heaven

d)

“the big emptiness”

52.

Which of the following is NOT a type of miracle that Jesus performed?

a)

Nature miracle

b)

Animal miracle

c)

Healing miracle

d)

Exorcism

53.

The story of the 10 Lepers is an example of which type of miracle?

a)

Exorcism

b)

Raising from the dead

c)

Animal miracle

d)

Healing miracle

54.

At the Wedding at Cana, who acts as an intercessor?

a)

The head servant

b)

The groom

c)

The bride

d)

Mary

55.

As seen in the miracle of the man born blind, people often incorrectly thought that people were born with disabilities because of:

a)

the sins of their parents

b)

Original Sin

c)

an angry pagan God

d)

failure to see God working in their lives

56.

The parable of the Workers in the Vineyard is primarily about

a)

What is fair is not always the same as what is merciful

b)

Justice means that workers who aren’t loyal will not survive

c)

trusting in God’s plan for our salvation

d)

none of the above

57.

This parable teaches us that we can always come home.

a)

The Sower

b)

The Prodigal Son

c)

The Good Samaritan

d)

All of these

58.

Which of these could be used to teach the message that God always gives us more than enough?

a)

The Wedding at Cana

b)

Judgment of the Nations

59.

How does Jesus initially react when he is told that Lazarus has died?

a)

He rolls away the stone

b)

He yells at the disciples for not bringing him sooner

c)

He weeps with Mary and Martha for their loss

d)

He preaches about the Kingdom of God

60.

In the story of the Transfiguration, Moses appears to represent Jesus’ fulfillment of the _________, and Elijah appears representing the _________________ .

a)

law, prophets

b)

Old Testament, New Testament

c)

Original Sin, promises of God

d)

10 Commandments, ascension to Heaven

61.

The Transfiguration reveals the Trinity because we see God the Father as _________, Jesus present himself, and the Holy Spirit in the form of a ____________.

a)

a light in the sky, dove

b)

a voice from above, shining cloud

c)

a gust of strong wind, dazzling garment

d)

the second figure, fire upon the apostles

62.

Jesus is sentenced to death on

a)

Good Friday

b)

Holy Thursday

c)

Palm Sunday

d)

Pentecost

63.

What does The Last Supper complete?

a)

Jesus’ command to love one another

b)

The Institution of the Eucharist

c)

The Bread of Heaven Teaching

d)

All of these

64.

Which of the following is NOT something that happens in the Garden of Gethsemane?

a)

Judas kisses Jesus on the cheek

b)

Jesus is so anxious he sweats blood

c)

The disciples stay awake and keep watch

d)

The Roman servant's ear is cut off and healed

65.

What does Jesus do in between his death and the Resurrection?

a)

Sit and wait in the tomb for the angel to let him out

b)

Descend into Hell, free the souls of the just, and open the gates of Heaven

c)

Appear to the disciples 10 times

d)

Reveal to Pilate and the Jewish leaders that he is the Lord

66.

Jesus is buried in the tomb on

a)

Holy Saturday

b)

Easter Sunday

c)

Good Friday

d)

Palm Sunday

67.

Over how many days does Jesus appear to his disciples, before the Ascension?

a)

90

b)

40

c)

3

d)

7

68.

There are more than ______ Scripture citations in the Catholic Mass.

a)

397

b)

100

c)

42

d)

5,246

69.

What is the only way we can physically receive Jesus?

a)

Being present in a Church

b)

Reading a book of the Bible

c)

Receiving holy communion

d)

Hugging a friend

70.

What color represents the liturgical season of Ordinary Time?

a)

Red

b)

Blue

c)

White

d)

Green

71.

When doing Lectio Divina, what steps should we use to pray with any given Scripture passage?

a)

Respond, Rest, Read, Reflect

b)

Read religiously, Rest, Respond, Raise our thoughts

c)

Read, Reflect, Respond, Rest

d)

Reflect, Read again, Retaliate, Relate

72.

When we say “Thy will be done, on earth as it is in Heaven,” we are asking God to:

a)

A. Unite His will to our plans

b)

B. Unite our will to God’s plan for our salvation

c)

C. Unite himself to Jesus Christ

d)

D. Undo all of the suffering in our lives

73.

The Bread of Life Discourse can be found in

a)

John 6

b)

John 3

c)

Matthew 7

d)

None of the above

74.

John 19:26-27 shows us that while he was on the cross, Jesus gave us all to Mary and

a)

A. Asked us to take Mary into our own homes

b)

B. Said goodbye

c)

C. scolded the criminals on the cross

d)

D. prayed to her

75.

Mary’s Assumption into Heaven is a natural fruit of her Immaculate Conception.

a)

True

b)

False