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Chapter 2 Test

Total questions: 41

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

There was never a time that God intended for people to be alone without him until the sin of Adam and Eve.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

From the family of Abraham, God would create a great nation and give to them land in Canaan.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Matthew and Luke each include a genealogy of Jesus in their Gospels and both trace his ancestry to Abraham and Isaac.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Although there are a total of 613 laws in the Sinai Covenant, Christians are not obliged to follow them because Christ abolished them through his saving actions.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

The Catechism of the Catholic Church asserts that the Old Law is a preparation for the gospel.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

In light of the flawed leadership of the biblical judges, God encouraged the Israelites to select a king to rule over them.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

Unlike King David, Jesus was a priest of the order of Melchizedek rather than the hereditary Levitical priesthood.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

While known for his wisdom, King Solomon is also known for his many wives that led him to practice idolatry.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

After King Solomon’s death, the united kingdom divided into the northern kingdom of Israel and the southern kingdom of Judah.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

The high priests, who traced ancestry back to Aaron, were the chief religious leaders of Judaism from the period just after the Babylonian exile in the fifth century BC through the destruction of the Second Jerusalem Temple in 70 AD.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

The ______ was God’s way of cleansing the world from sin which multiplied from the time of Adam and Eve onward.

a)

Great Flood

b)

Tower of Babel

c)

Exodus

d)

Creation

12.

The Protoevangelium predicts:

a)

a future Messiah and Redeemer

b)

a time when the Chosen People will be enslaved by another nation

c)

the suffering and death of a Messiah

d)

the establishment of a church which will carry the work of the Messiah forward

13.

The central event of the Old Testament is:

a)

David being anointed King

b)

Solomon building a Temple in Jerusalem to house the Ark of the Covenant

c)

God preserving the family of Noah during the Great Flood

d)

The exodus from Egypt led by Moses

14.

The Gospel of Mark recalls several occasions when _____ stridently disagreed with Jesus’s words and actions, and those of his followers.

a)

the Zealots

b)

King Herod the Great

c)

Pontius Pilate

d)

the Pharisees

15.

When in a conflict with his fellow Jews over the Mosaic Law, Jesus is sometimes very strict about the proper observance of the Law. Which of the following is an example of this?

a)

Jesus insists on a strict observance of Sabbath rest.

b)

Jesus maintains ritual purity by not associating with the sick or the dead.

c)

Jesus is questioned about marriage and divorce.

d)

All of these

16.

The Catechism explains three ways Jesus perfectly fulfills the Mosaic Law in the story of the encounter with the rich young man. Which is not one of these?

a)

Jesus acknowledges the importance of the Ten Commandments but also went beyond the letter of the law.

b)

Jesus declares that God’s law is not written on stone tablets but on one’s heart.

c)

Jesus asks the young man to give up his possessions.

d)

To the Pharisee who asks which commandment in the law is the greatest, Jesus asserts the necessity of love of God and love of one’s neighbor.

17.

After Israel split, the southern kingdom

became known as ________.

a)

Palestine

b)

Judah

c)

Melchizedek

d)

Iraq

18.

Which of the following statements is false regarding the priesthood of David and Jesus?

a)

Like Jesus, David changed the laws of the Levitical priesthood.

b)

Both were a priest of the order of Melchizedek, not of the hereditary Levitical priesthood.

c)

Unlike David, Jesus is the once and forever High Priest, meaning that he is the one mediator between God and humanity.

d)

Whereas the animal sacrifices of the Old Testament did not bring salvation, Jesus offered his own self as a sacrifice for the forgiveness of sins and to reconcile humanity with God.

19.

Isaiah 56–66 contains a promise to the Jewish people that:

a)

They will be exiled from their land forever.

b)

They will be punished without mercy.

c)

They will be restored and blessed by God.

d)

They will lose their identity as a people.

20.

What do we call the descendants of Abraham?

a)

Prophets

b)

Gentiles

c)

Israelites

d)

Kings

21.

_____ 21. This prophet predicted much about the Messiah, including information about a sign that God would give “the young woman, pregnant and about to bear a son, [and] shall name him Emmanuel”:

a)

Jeremiah

b)

Amos

c)

Isaiah

d)

Micah

22.

_____ 22. The kingdoms of Israel and Judah both fell to foreign powers:

a)

because they falsely believed God would protect them on all sides

b)

as a result of their practice of idolatry

c)

as a result of their unforgiving hearts

d)

because they often neglected the dietary restrictions of the Mosaic Law

23.

The Ark of the Covenant held three different things. Which is NOT one of these?

a)

a parchment containing the 613 laws of Moses

b)

the rod of Moses’s brother, Aaron

c)

a golden jar holding manna

d)

the stone tablets with the Ten Commandments written by Moses

24.

Like David, Jesus too:

a)

was born of a virgin

b)

lived in Nazareth

c)

was a shepherd

d)

was a fisherman

25.

The prophets spread God’s message to the people in that they:

a)

warned the people of their need to repent

b)

asked the people to look out for the needs of the poor and powerless

c)

proclaimed the need for the Chosen People to worship the one true God in fidelity and truth

d)

All of these

26.

What is the term for the first announcement of the gospel in Genesis 3:15?

a)

Protoevangelium

b)

Blasphemy

c)

Idolatry

d)

Synoptic

27.

What are the virtues of poverty, chastity, and obedience made by a man or woman who enters the consecrated (religious) life called?

a)

Evangelical Counsels

b)

Blasphemy

c)

Idolatry

d)

Synoptic

28.

What is the term for hateful, defiant, or disrespectful actions or words against God?

a)

Blasphemy

b)

Idolatry

c)

Synoptic

d)

Prophet

29.

Which term refers to the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke?

a)

Synoptic

b)

Second Coming

c)

Protoevangelium

d)

Babel

30.

What do you call someone who offers a divine message?

a)

Prophet

b)

Evangelical Counsels

c)

Idolatry

d)

Synagogue

31.

What is the name of the temple the Babylonians constructed with a tower they expected to reach the sky to their god, Marduk?

a)

Babel

b)

Synagogue

c)

Dead Sea Scrolls

d)

Second Coming

32.

What is the worship of someone or something other than the true God called?

a)

Idolatry

b)

Blasphemy

c)

Synoptic

d)

Protoevangelium

33.

What is the term for the final judgment of all humanity when Christ returns to the Earth?

a)

Second Coming

b)

Babel

c)

Dead Sea Scrolls

d)

Synagogue

34.

What's the name of Abraham’s son who he was willing to sacrifice

to God?

a)

Isaac

b)

David

c)

Solomon

d)

Moses

35.

What are prayer houses which served as a meeting place for Jews called?

a)

Synagogues

b)

Babel

c)

Prophet

d)

Idolatry

36.

God’s words in the Protoevangelium in Genesis 3:15 are specifically addressed to whom?

a)

The serpent

b)

Adam

c)

Eve

d)

Abraham

37.

The Old Testament often uses which term interchangeably with Hebrews and Jews to describe God’s Chosen People?

a)

Israelites

b)

Babylonians

c)

Gentiles

d)

Romans

38.

Who were anointed by God to offer sacrifices in the Temple to bridge the gap with him that sin had caused?

a)

Priests

b)

Prophets

c)

Kings

d)

Judges

39.

God promised whom that he will have an ancestor who will continue David’s kingdom; the same person promised to Abraham, Jesus Christ?

a)

David

b)

Moses

c)

Solomon

d)

Isaiah

40.

The chief religious leaders Judaism before the time of Jesus and until the destruction of the second temple.

a)

Kings

b)

Prophets

c)

High Priests

d)

Jduges

41.

All Catholics participate in the office of priest, prophet, and king by basis of their _____ while also bearing the responsibilities for mission and service that flow from them.

a)

Baptism

b)

Confirmation

c)

Ordination

d)

Faith