WorksheetsChristology U2 Test
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 27mins
Salvation History is the story of God’s love and mercy revealed to us throughout human history.
True
False
A covenant is a contractual legal agreement between God and His people.
True
False
The Law was given to Moses by God on Mount Sinai and is summarized in the Ten Commandments.
True
False
The New Covenant was made with King David.
True
False
The Paschal Mystery is Christ’s work of redemption accomplished by His Passion, Death, Resurrection, and Ascension.
True
False
Types are people in the New Testament who followed Christ.
True
False
The Eucharist is the source and summit of our Christian life.
True
False
Judges were temporary leaders raised by God for His people as they settled into the Promised Land.
True
False
The Kingdom of Israel was the Southern Kingdom.
True
False
The capital of the Southern Kingdom was Samaria.
True
False
Theotokos is Greek for “true union with God.”
True
False
True or False: Christ is Greek for “Anointed One.”
True
False
At the Sermon on the Mount Jesus gave His most important moral teaching.
True
False
The two great commandments are: attend Mass on Sundays and do not kill.
True
False
Moses is a type in the Old Testament who points to Christ.
True
False
Why is the Old Testament important?
It tells the story of Salvation History.
It tells the story of the early Church.
It tells the story of Jesus and His ministry on earth.
It is a comprehensive history of the world.
What role do covenants play in the Old Testament?
They are solemn, family-making commitments that God makes with human beings.
They point toward and foreshadow Jesus Christ.
They are stages of preparation for the coming of Jesus Christ.
All of the above.
What are the most significant Old Testament covenants mentioned in the unit?
Noah, Abraham, and Moses
Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel
Shem, Ham, and Japheth
Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego
What was the major event that occurred before God made his covenant with Noah?
Volcanic eruption
Flood
Hurricane
Monsoon
What promise did God make to Noah?
That He would make a great nation out of Noah’s descendants.
That He would make Noah a king.
That He would save everyone from their sins.
That He would never again destroy the earth.
Which of these is one of the three promises that God made to Abraham?
That he would be ruler of a kingdom.
That Jesus would be his direct descendant.
That blessing would come to all the earth through him.
That he would be a peacemaker.
What did God entrust to Abraham’s descendants?
The Ark of the Covenant.
The promise of salvation.
The Garden of Eden.
The Church.
How did the Jewish people escape the final plague in Egypt?
Observing the Passover and escaping into the desert.
Sacrificing the first fruits of their crops.
They did not escape.
None of the above.
What did God give Moses for the Israelites at Mount Sinai?
The Beatitudes
The Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit
Ten Commandments
Salvation
Which famous king descended from Ruth and Boaz?
Abraham
Moses
David
Noah
What is one Old Testament type of Baptism?
The burning bush
The Ten Commandments
The Flood
Mt. Sinai
What in the Old Testament prefigures the formation of the Church?
Noah’s family after the Flood.
Sarah giving birth to Isaac.
David’s prayer of repentance.
The given Law which formed Israel into a nation centered on the worship of God.
What in the Old Testament foreshadows the Eucharist?
The Passover
The Flood
Circumcision
Noah
Why did the Israelites ask for a king?
They wanted to be like other nations.
The judges were unjust.
They were getting too big for the judges to handle.
They did not ask; God appointed a king on His own.
What did the prophets call the people to and what did they foretell?
Call to prayer and foretell the Kingdom of Israel.
Call to repentance and foretell God’s redemption.
Call to justice and foretell a powerful, earthly king.
None of the above.
Whom does the Suffering Servant in Isaiah prefigure?
John the Baptist
Isaiah
Elijah
Jesus
What does it mean that Mary is full of grace?
She was conceived without Original Sin.
She committed fewer sins than anyone else.
She could not sin.
She had the same amount of grace as Jesus did.
What did the obedience of Mary undo?
Mary’s previous sins.
Eve’s disobedience.
The sins of the whole human race.
The sins of her father.
According to the unit, how did Jesus become poor?
By taking on human nature.
By never owning property.
By giving away all His inheritance.
By working for free.
What role did Joseph play in Jesus’ life?
He was Jesus’ biological father.
He was Jesus’ older brother.
He was Jesus’ foster father.
He was Jesus’ uncle.
What was accomplished by the obedience of Jesus’ hidden years?
It made Joseph and Mary feel better.
It was all pretend.
It helped atone for our disobedience.
He was not obedient.
Who baptized Jesus?
Joseph
Mary
John the Baptist
Simeon
What was the role of John the Baptist in Salvation History?
He told the world that the wait for the Messiah was over.
He accomplished the first covenant God made with the Israelites.
He took care of Jesus after Joseph died.
He was one of the Twelve Apostles.
How does Jesus heal and forgive us today?
He does not. Priests heal and forgive us.
He heals and forgives us through the Sacraments.
He heals and forgives us if we pray more than anyone else.
He heals and forgives us only if we make sure never to sin again.
Jesus (a) God his Father, even to his death.
According to the Gospels, there are (a) distinct Persons in the Trinity.
Everyone will live with God forever if they have (a) through Jesus Christ
Match the following
teachings of Jesus that describe the way to live as his disciples
Beatitudes
freedom that comes from loving and trusting God
peace
the power of God's love active in the world
Kingdom of God
respecting the rights of others and giving them what is rightfully theirs
justice
the work of sharing the Good News of Jesus
mission
Jesus uses this term at the beginning of many pronouncements to indicate to his listeners that he is about to say something important.
Amen Amen
Hear O Israel
Recognize
Hearken to my words
