WorksheetsCovenant and Old Testament - Unit Two Study Guide Vocabulary
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 19mins
Fill in the blank: The tendency of all human beings toward sin, as a result of Original Sin, is called _________.
Concupiscence
Transubstantiation
Baptism
Redemption
Fill in the blank: The 'inner voice,' guided by human reason and Divine Law, that enables us to judge the moral quality of a specific action is called _________.
Conscience
Instinct
Emotion
Impulse
Fill in the blank: Any deliberate offense in thought, word, or deed, against the will of God is called _________.
Sin
Virtue
Blessing
Miracle
Fill in the blank: The sin of the first human beings, who disobeyed God’s command and lost their original holiness, is called _________.
Original Sin
Mortal Sin
Venial Sin
Personal Sin
Fill in the blank: A solemn agreement between human beings or between God and a human being in which mutual commitments are made is called a _________
Covenant
Sacrifice
Prophecy
Offering
Fill in the blank: The Jewish day of rest and worship is called the _________.
Sabbath
Hanukkah
Passover
Yom Kippur
Fill in the blank: The entering of sin into the world is called _________.
Decreation
Redemption
Salvation
Incarnation
Fill in the blank: Evil represented by the Serpent in the story of Adam and Eve is called _________.
Satan
Gabriel
Moses
Abraham
Fill in the blank: The desire to sin is called _________.
Temptation
Salvation
Forgiveness
Repentance
One of God’s Angels is named _________.
Gabriel
Samuel
David
Solomon
Fill in the blank: The tree God forbidden Adam and Eve to eat from lest they die is called the _________.
Tree of Knowledge
Tree of Life
Tree of Wisdom
Tree of Good and Evil
Fill in the blank: An ancient Mesopotamia temple is called a _________.
Ziggurat
Pyramid
Pagoda
Stupa
Fill in the blank: The biblical Revelation about the origins of sin and evil in the world, expressed figuratively in the account of Adam and Eve in Genesis, is called _________.
The Fall
The Exodus
The Covenant
The Ascension
Fill in the blank: The pattern of specific events in human history in which God clearly reveals his presence and saving actions is called _________.
Salvation History
Secular History
Natural Law
Divine Comedy
Genesis means ________.
in the beginning or beginning
the end
a journey
a promise
Heaven is ________.
A state of eternal life and union with God, in which one experiences full happiness and the satisfaction of the deepest human longings
A temporary place where souls wait for judgment
A physical location on Earth where people gather to worship
A mythical place found only in ancient stories
Bible Exegesis is ________.
The critical interpretation and explanation of Sacred Scripture.
A collection of ancient manuscripts.
A ritual performed during worship services.
A type of religious music.
The book of Genesis conveys God’s creation by:
Describing the creation of the world in six days
Explaining the laws of Moses
Detailing the genealogy of Jesus
Outlining the exodus from Egypt
There are two Creation stories because:
They come from different traditions or sources.
They were written at the same time for emphasis.
They are meant to confuse readers.
They describe two different worlds.
The first sin attributed to Adam and Eve is known as:
Original Sin
Pride
Jealousy
Blasphemy
Cain killed Abel because:
he was jealous of Abel
he wanted Abel's land
he was told to by God
he was afraid of Abel
The punishment for building the tower of Babel was:
The people were scattered and their language was confused.
The tower was completed successfully.
The people were rewarded with riches.
The people were turned into stone.
The Bible is always true when:
it is read and believed
it is ignored
it is rewritten
it is misunderstood
Science and the Bible are considered by some to be:
Compatible
Mutually exclusive
Unrelated
Contradictory
What is the relationship between faith and reason?
They complement each other
They contradict each other
They are unrelated
Faith replaces reason
Why does decreation take place?
Sin is entering the world. Human beings have put their own self interest above those of their Creator. Of human pride and sin.
Because the world is perfect and needs no change.
Due to natural disasters only, not related to human actions.
Because humans always follow the Creator's will.
What is evil rooted in?
Humanities Choices
Natural Disasters
Genetic Mutations
Technological Advances
The tree that God told Adam and Eve not to eat from?
Tree of Knowledge
Tree of Life
Tree of Wisdom
Tree of Goodness
Who did God ask to help him cleanse the world of wickedness?
Noah
Moses
Abraham
David
In the story of Noah what does God regret?
Making humans
Creating animals
Sending the flood
Building the ark
In the story of Noah how many days and nights did it rain?
40
7
100
21
What is the sign of the covenant between Noah and God?
rainbow
dove
olive branch
fire
What Mesopotamia style was used in ancient times?
ziggurat
pyramid
pagoda
stupa
How many times did Noah send out the dove?
3
1
2
4
What are the sins of Cain?
Jealous, Murder and lying
Stealing, Cheating and Greed
Pride, Envy and Gluttony
Laziness, Wrath and Sloth
Why are there two different creation stories?
To show a more complete picture of God. They describe two sides of God. 1. Strong and powerful
Because the stories were written in different languages.
To confuse the readers of the Bible.
To provide a historical timeline of events.
What are three qualities described in the study guide?
Loving, patient, and kind
Brave, strong, and fast
Smart, witty, and clever
Honest, loyal, and generous
Name three truths the creation stories teach us.
1) There is only one God 2) God planned creation 3) Everything that God made is Good and ordered
1) There are many gods 2) God created by accident 3) Everything God made is chaotic
1) God is evil 2) Creation is a mistake 3) God did not plan creation
1) God made some things good and some things bad 2) Creation was unplanned 3) There is no order in creation
