WorksheetsU2 | Sacraments of Initiation Quiz Prep (ALL) | F25
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 30mins
What is the first sacrament of Christian initiation besides Confirmation and Eucharist?
Baptism
Matrimony
Holy Orders
Reconciliation
Before being baptized, the ritual includes how many rejections?
One
Two
Three
Four
After the triple rejections, how many affirmations are there before being baptized?
One
Two
Three
Four
Baptism connects you with
Catholics only
Catholics and Orthodox
All baptized believers in Jesus
Catholics and Protestants
Who are the "elect" in the context of the stages of initiation?
Newly baptized
Inquirers
Catechumens
Church leaders
What does the RCIA process involve?
Full initiation into the Catholic Church
Learning about different cultures
Studying ancient texts
Participating in community service
Can baptism be repeated?
Yes
No
What does the phrase "a journey in faith" imply in the context of RCIA?
A spiritual journey towards becoming a full member of the Catholic Church
A physical journey to a holy site
A quest for knowledge
A search for happiness
What is the first stage of RCIA?
Period of Inquiry
Rite of Election
Catechumenate
Baptism
Which sacraments do the catechumens receive at the end of the Period of Purification?
Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist
Baptism, Marriage, and Holy Orders
Confirmation, Anointing of the Sick, and Eucharist
Baptism, Reconciliation, and Eucharist
Who consecrates the Sacred Chrism?
The bishop
The priest
The deacon
The pope
Which oil is used for anointing those preparing for Baptism?
Oil of Catechumens
Sacred Chrism
Holy Water
Incense
The triple rejection in the ritual of baptism involves
Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
Creation, redemption, and sanctification
Sin, evil, and Satan
Original grace, original sin, and Adam and Eve
Which New Testament passage involving the Risen Jesus is the important to begin speaking about baptism?
Matthew 28
Luke 10
Exodus
Joshua
Which is a key Old Testament event that prefigures baptism?
Jesus multiplying the loaves
The great flood and saving of Noah
Cain killing Abel
Abraham sacrificing Isaac
What is the essential rite of baptism?
Triple immersion/pouring of water
The baptism formula involving the Trinity
Triple immersion/pouring of water and baptism formula involving the name of Jesus
Triple immersion/pouring of water and baptism formula involving the Trinity
What other types of baptism are considered baptism for believers by Roman Catholics?
Baptism of John
Blood, desire, [innocent], and the sacrament
Baptism at the River Jordan
Jesus' own baptism
What are the two main graces of baptism?
Death to sin and new birth in the Spirit
Death to sin
Forgiveness of Original Sin and admittance into the Church
Baptism and Confirmation
What are some social consequences of baptism?
A faith community and unity with other Christians
A faith community and forgiveness of sins
Immersion of water and pouring of water
Becoming part of the Church and under the Pope's authority
What New Testament Scripture do some Christians refer to baptize in the name of Jesus?
Exodus 4
Genesis 2
Acts 2
Isaiah 9
What is the potential issue mentioned regarding young people and confirmation?
They are not interested
They remain at a midpoint in their journey
They are too busy
They do not understand it
What does the phrase "Be sealed with the Gift of the Holy Spirit" signify in the Rite of Confirmation?
A promise of eternal life
A blessing for prosperity
A spiritual seal of the Holy Spirit
A call to missionary work
What is the significance of the Holy Spirit in the New Testament?
It is a source of wisdom and guidance
It is a symbol of wealth
It is a sign of power
It is a tool for punishment
What is the purpose of chrism in healing?
To provide comfort
To preserve from corruption
To enhance strength
To offer protection
What does the textbook suggest about the mission of Christians?
To live in isolation
To share in Christ’s mission
To seek personal gain
To avoid worldly matters
In the Eastern Church, who blesses the oils used in Baptism and Confirmation?
The deacon.
The ordinary minister.
The bishop.
The priest.
What is used during the Rite of Confirmation?
Holy Water
Sacred Chrism
Incense
Blessed Oil
What is the significance of the Sacred Chrism in Confirmation?
It symbolizes cleansing.
It represents the Holy Spirit.
It signifies forgiveness.
It marks the end of the ceremony.
What is one effect of Confirmation related to the Church?
Forms a deeper bond with the Church
Increases your wealth
Provides physical strength
Enhances your memory
What Fruit of the Spirit is about being humble and not boastful?
Modesty
Charity
Generosity
Joy
Which Fruit of the Spirit is about being charitable and giving to others?
Charity
Modesty
Gentleness
Faithfulness
Which Divine Person is associated with Confirmation
God the Father
God the Son
God the Holy Spirit
Mary
Which is the principal Bible text for understanding Confirmation?
Acts 2
Exodus 4
Exodus 8
Prophet Isaiah
Which Scripture justifies Confirmation as a separate event from Baptism?
Acts 1
ACts 2
Acts 15
Acts 8
Which Scripture justifies Confirmation as a unified event?
Acts 8
Acts 19
Acts 2
Matthew 28
How does the West value and celebrate Confirmation?
The role of the Bishop as apostolic successor and separate celebrations
The role of the Bishop as apostolic successor and unified celebrations
The role of the priest as apostolic successor and separate celebrations
The role of the Bishop as Pope and separate celebrations
How does the East value and celebrate Confirmation?
Diversity of the sacraments and separate celebrations
Unity of the sacraments and separate celebrations
Unity of the sacraments and unified celebration
Diversity of the sacraments and unified celebration
What is the essential ritual of confirmation?
The anointing of oil and the words, "Be sealed with the gift of the Holy Spirit"
The laying on of hands and the words, "Be sealed with the gift of the Holy Spirit"
The laying on of hands and the words, "I baptize you"
The use of water and the words, "I baptize you"
How does Confirmation connect to Baptism in the ritual?
Laying on of hands
Being rebaptized
Confession
Renewal of baptismal promises
Who are the ordinary ministers of Confirmation?
In the west, the bishop; in the east, the bishop
In the west, the bishop; in the east, any priest
In the west, any priest; in the east, any priest
In the west, any priest; in the east, the bishop
What do the signs of bread and wine signify in the context of the Eucharist?
The wealth of the Church
The goodness of God’s creation
The power of the priest
The history of the Church
What does the "Memorial" commemorate in the Eucharist?
The Church's offering
The Body and Blood of Christ
The Lord's Passion and Resurrection
The sending forth of the faithful
What does the New Testament fulfillment of the manna eaten by Israelites signify?
Bread from heaven
Earthly wealth
Physical strength
Worldly power
In the Tridentine Mass, which direction do the priest and congregation face?
Towards each other
Towards the altar
Towards the congregation
Towards the choir
What type of music is allowed in the Missal of Pope Paul VI?
Only Gregorian Chant
All forms of music
Only classical music
Only hymns
In the context of the doxology, who is being addressed as "almighty Father"?
Jesus
The Holy Spirit
God
The Church
What is the term for the Eucharist received by a dying person?
Viaticum
Baptism
Confirmation
Anointing
What is the first part of the Introductory Rites in the Order of the Mass?
Greeting
Entrance
Penitential Rite
Kyrie
What follows the Gospel in the Liturgy of the Word?
Homily
Profession of Faith
Universal Prayer
First Reading
What is the final part of the Communion Rite?
The Lord’s Prayer
Prayer after Communion
Lamb of God
Rite of Peace
What is the Eucharistic Prayer?
A prayer of praise and thanksgiving during the Liturgy of the Eucharist
A prayer said before meals
A morning prayer
A prayer for the sick
Who is an early Christian witness to the practice of celebrating the Eucharist?
Emperor Nero
Justin Martyr
Thomas Aquinas
Pope John Paul II
The bread and wine are changed into the Body and Blood of Jesus when...
The priest blesses the people
The people respond "Amen"
The priest recites the Words of Institution
When the community brings forth the gifts of bread and wine
What is the primary Scripture text for the Eucharist?
Jesus' baptism in the Jordan river
The Last Supper account
Pentecost and the coming of the Holy Spirit
The Exodus
The sending forth or the "missio" at the end of Mass refers to
Sending people out to live the Gospel
Making people leave the Church
Raising funds for the parish needs
Converting others to Catholicism
The Communion Rite includes
The readings and prayers of the faithful
The Lord's prayer and reception of communion
The Lord's prayer and entrance song
The Gospel and homily
The "source and summit of the Christian life" refers to which sacrament?
Baptism
Confirmation
Eucharist
Reconciliation
Three graces of the Eucharist are
Forgiveness of original sin
Unity with Christ, separation from sin, separation from others
The gift of the Holy Spirit
Unity with Christ, separation from sin, unity with others
The Roman Catholic technical term to express Jesus' real presence in the Eucharist is
Transfiguration
Transnational
Transmutation
Transubstantiation
Epiclesis refers to
A health condition
The scriptural account of the Last Supper
The invocation of the Holy Spirit to transform the bread and wine
The invocation of the Holy Spirit to forgive sin
