WorksheetsReligion Chapter 10 Review
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 17mins
When we pray for the "hallowing" of Mary's name in the Lord's Prayer, we are praying that all people will recognize that Mary is the source of all that is holy and good.
In this wordless prayer, a person rests in the presence of the Lord:
contemplation
contrition
liturgical
meditation
An example of Jesus in prayer was before choosing his disciples.
When we acknowledge that God is God, source of all blessings, we engaged in this type of prayer:
Prayer of Petition
If you define prayer as a "conversation with God", then there is a talking part and a _____ part to prayer.
A good place to pray is always different for every person.
What Tertullian called "the summary of the whole Gospel"
The Lord's Prayer
Memomare
Hail Mary
Catholics venerate Mary and the Saints.
A great source of prayer from the Old Testament is the Book of ____.
Which of the following is not an expression of prayer?
Meditation
Vocal
Contemplation
Chanting
St. Therese of Lisieux defined prayer as a "surge of the brain, a simple look turned toward heaven."
We find the Lord's Prayer in the Gospel of Luke and the Gospel of _____.
When we pray "Thy Kingdom come" in the Lord's Prayer, we are praying for Christ's return as well as the establishment of God's reign in our hearts.
When we meditate in prayer we focus on Christ or some divine truth with the purpose of applying the lessons we learn to our lives.
When we pray for another, we are engaged in this type of prayer:
praise
Adoration
intercession
Thanksgiving
The Old Testament teaches us that prayer can be a two-way conversation with God.
Prayers of contrition are prayers of petition that thank God for his goodness.
The prime Christian prayer is the:
Memorare
Apostle's Creed
The Old Testament teaches that prayer ____.
involves an attitude of submission, praise, and repentance
can be an opportunity to intercede on others behalf.
is a dialog, a two-way conversation
it's a one way conversation with God
Praying for our daily bread in the Lord's Prayer obligates us to share with the poor.
What does the guidance say about time for prayer?
Only at dawn
At anytime, but it's good to have a certain time
Only before meals
Only on Sundays
Who called the Lord’s Prayer “the summary of the whole Gospel,” according to the page?
St. Augustine
Tertullian
St. Thomas Aquinas
St. Jerome
According to the note, Matthew’s version of the Lord’s Prayer is part of which larger teaching?
The Bread of Life discourse
The Sermon on the Mount
The Parable of the Sower
The Olivet Discourse
Compared to Matthew’s version, Luke’s version of the Lord’s Prayer is described as:
Longer and more detailed for church worship
Shorter and a guide for individual prayer
Identical to Matthew’s wording
Focused on temple rituals
What do the first three petitions of the Our Father do?
Ask for daily bread, forgiveness, and protection
Glorify God
Address our neighbors
List the Beatitudes
What focus do the last four petitions of the Our Father have?
Worship rituals
Our needs to our loving Father
Prophecies about the end times
Church structure
In praying for “our daily bread,” which of the following is listed as part of our physical life needs?
Friendship and love
Food, shelter, clothing
The Word of God accepted in faith
Success and wealth
In praying for “our daily bread,” which of the following is part of our spiritual life?
Physical health
Financial security
The Word of God accepted in faith
Prestige
True or False: The Lord’s Prayer ends with the word “Amen” meaning “thank you.”
True
False
Which petition asks God to help us avoid the path that leads to sin?
Hallowed be thy name
Thy kingdom come
Give us this day our daily bread
And lead us not into temptation
Which of the following is NOT listed among the types of prayers on the "What Is Prayer?" types diagram?
Adoration
Contrition
Meditation on nature
Thanksgiving
In the phrase “but deliver us from evil,” from whose snares do we ask God to deliver us?
Pharaoh’s
Satan’s
Caesar’s
Our neighbor’s
What does St. Thérèse's definition emphasize about the nature of prayer?
It must be elaborate and formal to be effective
It should include historical references
It can be as simple as heartfelt longing for God or a sincere glance toward the divine
It requires a specific language to be valid
