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WorksheetsReligion 9 - Final Exam Review
Total questions: 66
Worksheet time: 33mins
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Class
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1.
What is your name?
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1. What are virtues?
a)
Attitudes & habits that make us likely to do what is good.
b)
Attitudes & habits that make us likely to do what makes everyone happy.
c)
Attitudes & habits that make us likely act without thinking.
d)
Attitudes & habits that make us likely to do what is easy.
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2. What does the word "beatitude" mean?
a)
peace from God
b)
beauty of life
c)
blessing or promise of true happiness
d)
attitudes for a better life
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3. Jesus gave his disciples 8 beatitudes to follow – they are 8 ways to be blessed. Which of the following is NOT an example of these beatitudes?
a)
give up extra materials or objects we do not need
b)
recognize when we sin (suffer or mourn) and find comfort in Jesus’ forgiveness
c)
be holy in everything that we do
d)
give others only what they deserve
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4. If we wish to do God's will, what are we NOT called to do?
a)
We are called to appreciate life in general.
b)
We are called to develop the ability to appreciate our own lives.
c)
We are called to develop a positive attitude towards the gifts we're given.
d)
We are called to use the gifts we are given only when needed.
6.
5. Which commandment underlines the sacredness of human life?
a)
2 - You hall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain.
b)
5 - You shall not kill.
c)
4 - Honour your father and your mother.
d)
10 - You shall not covet your neighbour's goods.
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6. The Christian concept of society is ____________.
a)
exclusive
b)
inclusive
c)
imaginary
d)
heavenly
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7. What is faithfulness?
a)
a virtue that encourages us to involve God in our lives and an attitude that helps us maintain and develop relationships wit other people.
b)
a virtue that encourages us to involve others in our lives and an attitude that helps keep relationships positive.
c)
a virtue that encourages us to believe in something that doesn't exist so we can have loving attitudes.
d)
a virtue that encourages us to trust that everything will be okay
9.
8. The first commandment, "I am the Lord your God: you shall not have strange gods before me." calls us to:
a)
love and respect all gods
b)
recognize that God is everywhere
c)
pray as much as we can
d)
love and respect God above everything
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9. The second commandment, "You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain." call us to:
a)
love and respect all creatures for and because of God
b)
not swear
c)
use appropriate language when speaking to and/or addressing other people
d)
pray as much as we can
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10. The third commandment, "Remember to keep holy the Lord's Day." calls us to:
a)
pray as much as we can throughout the day
b)
stop and pray
c)
rest on Sundays
d)
be charitable everyday
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11. A "decade" in a rosary has how many beads?
a)
3
b)
2
c)
10
d)
12
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12. What prayer is said for each bead of a decade?
a)
Apostle's Creed
b)
Our Father
c)
Hail Mary
d)
The Glory Be
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13. What is the most basic of Christian virtues?
a)
love
b)
faith
c)
charity
d)
discipline
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14. What is the common good?
a)
the good of all people and society as a whole
b)
the good of an individual person
c)
the good of a small group of people
d)
the good of a nation
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15. Solidarity with the poor is solidarity with who?
a)
nature
b)
people
c)
God
d)
animals
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16. What is the foundation for all trusting relationships?
a)
Truthfulness
b)
Love
c)
Appreciation
d)
Thoughtfulness
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17. The ninth and tenth commandment forbid _______ and the desire that goes with it.
a)
lust
b)
pride
c)
envy
d)
greed
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18. Which of the following is a virtue?
a)
independence
b)
pride
c)
forgiveness
d)
lust
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19. Which of the following questions can guide you when you are trying to decide whether you have sinned?
a)
Does what I have done give me joy and fulfillment?
b)
Does what I have done weaken my love for God, my relationship with other people or my growth as a human person?
c)
Does what I have done make the people around me see that I am right?
d)
Does what I have done bring happiness to the world?
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20. Reconciliation __________ relationships and ____________ people to the community.
a)
heals; restores
b)
builds; welcomes
c)
breaks; excludes
d)
strengthens; excludes
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21. What is pure in heart?
a)
being made clean through the Spirit and the Word
b)
being made clean through your friends
c)
being made clean through kindness
d)
being made clean through laughter
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22. God desires and enables us to rejoice in our own and in others' ________________.
a)
good fortune
b)
good will
c)
good mindset
d)
good character
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23. The sacrament of reconciliation is the model for all _____________________.
a)
mercy
b)
forgiveness
c)
reconciliation
d)
grace
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24. What appreciates our dignity and the dignity of all people?
a)
modesty
b)
humility
c)
obedience
d)
piety
26.
25. All forgiveness begins with _________.
a)
God
b)
love
c)
trust
d)
relationships
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26. Our deepest longings will be satisfied only when they are directed towards the ____________.
a)
Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
b)
love of God and neighbor.
c)
heaven.
d)
common good.
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27. Envy is a refusal to ___________.
a)
God
b)
Jesus
c)
Love
d)
Justice
29.
28. The Seventh Commandment forbids us to ______________________________________.
a)
do wrong
b)
give freely
c)
take unjustly
d)
make judgements based on rumours
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29. All people have the right to _________________________________________.
a)
get what they want
b)
freedom
c)
get what they need to survive
d)
get food and snacks
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30. What is the Eighth Commandment?
a)
"You shall not bear false witness against your neighbour."
b)
"You shall not have strange Gods before me."
c)
"You shall not steal."
d)
"You shall not lie."
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31. Honesty is a ________.
a)
trait
b)
blessing
c)
virtue
d)
commandment
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32. Honest is a necessary part of ____________ for God.
a)
respect
b)
hate
c)
love
d)
evil
34.
33. Where is God's truth revealed?
a)
Charity and Respect
b)
Nature and Dignity
c)
Scripture and Creation
d)
Common Good
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34. Humans have dignity because ________________________.
a)
We are created in the image and likeness of God.
b)
We are created to be like God.
c)
We have faith in God.
d)
We trust in God.
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35. Which of the following is NOT example of breaking the eigth commandment?
a)
lying
b)
boasting and bragging
c)
gossiping
d)
charity
37.
36. Natural Law refers to the proper order and balance of what?
a)
Nature
b)
Creation
c)
Humans
d)
Animals
38.
37. Christian justice challenges individuals and society to work for the?
a)
Mission of Heaven
b)
Justice of the Earth
c)
Community
d)
Kingdom of God
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38. What is the fruit of justice?
a)
compassion
b)
love
c)
peace
d)
law
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39. What does compassion mean?
a)
To feel and act with God
b)
To feel and act with another person
c)
To feel and act based on our own will
d)
To feel and act influenced by material items
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40. What is Christian justice rooted in?
a)
love
b)
conscience
c)
faith
d)
beliefs
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41. The earth is our ______________________.
a)
home
b)
common heritage
c)
planet
d)
preparation for heaven
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42. How should we treat our neighbours?
a)
Treat your neighbour exactly how they treat you.
b)
Love your neighbour as you love yourself.
c)
Only love your neighbour if they are nice.
d)
Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer.
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43. The story of the Good Samartin calls us to do what?
a)
Be charitable to the poor.
b)
Keep yourself from dangerous people.
c)
Respect the circle of life.
d)
Love each other despite race, religion, or worldviews.
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44. What does nature teach us?
a)
That all things are interconnected.
b)
To love nature and plants.
c)
To love Mother Earth and protect in the environment.
d)
To love God.
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45. Justice is ________________.
a)
our trust in God
b)
a virtue
c)
a beatitude
d)
our faith
47.
46. what is an example of justice?
a)
equal treatment
b)
kindness
c)
donating
d)
praying
48.
47. "Blessed are those who ____________ and _____________ for righteousness' sake,, for they shall be satisfied."
a)
hunger; thirst
b)
gain; lose
c)
beg; choose
d)
learn; think
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48. God has a closer relationship with the poor. What is this called?
a)
Preference for the Poor
b)
Preferential Option of the Poor
c)
Aversional Option of the Rich
d)
Aversion for the Rich
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49. What is the 4th commandment?
a)
You shall not kill.
b)
Honour your father and mother.
c)
You shall not steal.
d)
You shall not bear false witness agains your neighbour.
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50. What is legitimate authority?
a)
The power to control others without regard for their well-being.
b)
The power to make decisions for others without their input.
c)
The power to use force and violence to achieve one's goals.
d)
The power to lead and govern others in a just and fair manner.
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51. What is the magisterium?
a)
The political governing body of the Vatican City.
b)
The group of Catholic bishops who oversee the global church.
c)
The official teaching authority of the Catholic Church.
d)
The name for the process of electing a new Pope.
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52. What is obedience?
a)
Blindly following orders without questioning morality or consequences.
b)
Listening to and acting on the wisdom of people who are appropriately exercising their authority.
c)
Following the rules and laws of society.
d)
Choosing to disregard rules and laws that one disagrees with.
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53. Why is obedience important?
a)
It leads us to serve the common good.
b)
It makes us superior people.
c)
It makes the world a better place.
d)
It makes your parents happy.
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54. Which of the following is NOT one of the 6 precepts of the Church?
a)
Attend Mass on Sundays and holy days of obligation.
b)
Obey the Pope and the Ten Commandments.
c)
Confess your serious sins at least once a year.
d)
Receive the Holy Communion at least once a year during Easter.
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55. What is the original cell of life?
a)
a single-celled organism
b)
a family
c)
a bacterium
d)
an animal cell
57.
56. What are Catholics expected to do?
a)
Obey the teachings of the Catholic Church.
b)
Attend mass regularly and participate in sacraments.
c)
Live a life of virtue and strive the imitate the life of Jesus Christ.
d)
All of the above.
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57. Which of the following is NOT a reason why the family is the "original cell of social life"?
a)
What goes on in families shapes what goes on in society as a whole
b)
The family is the first teacher of the virtues of faith, hope and love.
c)
The family is perfect, just like the original cell of social life.
d)
The family creates the Church in the home. It is the "domestic Church".
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58. Which of the following is an example of a Christ-like love?
a)
desires what is best for themselves and not others
b)
is generous and calculates the cost of giving
c)
understands, however does not accept all emotions
d)
is patient and forgiving
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59. What tells us how to do good and avoid evil?
a)
our conscience
b)
our love
c)
our belief system
d)
our parents
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60. Which of the following is NOT one of the three basic principles that must be considered when evaluating any decision?
a)
We must never do evil even for the sake of accomplishing something good.
b)
We should always think of ourselves first before others.
c)
We should always treat others with the same love and respect with which we wish to be treated.
d)
Everything we do should reflect genuine concern for other people.
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61. People in healthy relationships recognize the equal dignitiy and basic rights of all involved. What are signs of unhealthy relationships?
a)
manipulation, affection, understanding
b)
manipulation, judgement, affection
c)
manipulation, coercion, abuse
d)
understanding, acceptance, affection
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62. Which of following best describes peacemakers?
a)
They are people who know best the needs of everyone.
b)
They are neither passive nor aggressive.
c)
They negotiate solutions that benefit themselves before others.
d)
They disagree efficiently to come up with solutions quickly.
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63. Which of the following is NOT one of the 7 cardinal sins?
a)
gluttony
b)
temperance
c)
pride
d)
greed
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64. What is a sin?
a)
A decision we make that goes against the truth that is God.
b)
A decision we make using our conscience.
c)
A decision we make that strengthens our love for God, for others and for ourselves.
d)
A decision we make to be most loving we can be.
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65. What was your best memory in Religion 9? No right or wrong answers here. You get a point as long as you write something.
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