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WorksheetsUNIT 1: How Do We Nourish God’s Gift of Faith?
Total questions: 78
Worksheet time: 42mins
What is Human Dignity?
The value and worth that we share because we are created in God’s image.
A law that only applies to adults.
A type of government system.
A scientific theory about evolution.
What is Natural Law?
The law of God within us known by human reason.
A set of rules created by governments.
A collection of scientific principles.
A tradition passed down through generations.
What is Conscience?
Our ability to know the difference between right and wrong, good and evil.
A type of physical exercise.
A mathematical equation.
A famous historical event.
What is Free Will?
The freedom and ability to choose what we do.
A law that controls our actions.
A type of government system.
A scientific theory about the universe.
What is Sin?
Any thought, word, deed, or omission against God’s Law.
A feeling of happiness and joy.
A type of religious celebration.
A special prayer said at night.
What is Original Sin?
The first sin committed by Adam and Eve. Because of it, all people are born without the holiness God intended.
A special blessing given to Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden.
A law given to Moses on Mount Sinai.
A ritual performed by early Christians to show faith.
Which of the following is NOT a condition for Mortal Sin?
A) The sin is about a serious matter
B) We commit the sin knowing it is wrong
C) We commit the sin in our own free will
D) The sin is accidental
What is Venial Sin?
A less serious sin that weakens our friendship with God.
A sin that cannot be forgiven.
A sin that leads directly to eternal damnation.
A good deed that brings us closer to God.
What does Baptism do for us?
God frees us from Original Sin and forgives any personal sins we have committed before.
It makes us perfect and unable to sin again.
It guarantees we will never face any difficulties in life.
It gives us the ability to perform miracles.
What is Grace?
A participation, or a sharing, in God’s life and friendship.
A type of prayer said before meals.
A religious ceremony performed by priests.
A set of rules to follow in church.
How is grace received?
Received through the Sacraments and restores the life of God in us that was lost or damaged by sin.
By performing good deeds alone, without any spiritual intervention.
Through reading religious texts only, without any participation in rituals.
By simply wishing for it, without any need for faith or action.
What is the Church?
The community of people who believe in Jesus Christ, have been baptized in him, and follow his teachings.
A building where people gather for concerts and events.
A group of people who study ancient history together.
An organization that manages public libraries.
What is Holiness?
A participation in God’s goodness and a response to God’s love by the way that we live.
A strict adherence to religious rituals only.
A state of being free from all human emotions.
A belief in multiple gods.
Who are the three persons of the Blessed Trinity?
God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.
God the Father, God the Angel, and God the Prophet.
God the Creator, God the Redeemer, and God the Comforter.
God the Father, God the Mother, and God the Child.
Which of the following is NOT a Fruit of the Holy Spirit?
Love
Peace
Patience
Anger
Kindness
List any three Fruits of the Holy Spirit.
Love, Joy, Peace
Pride, Envy, Greed
Anger, Sloth, Gluttony
Hatred, Jealousy, Wrath
Who is Jesus according to the passage?
Jesus is the Master and Teacher who taught his disciples to put the Kingdom of God first, to forgive others, and to use their gifts to advance God’s Kingdom, to be generous, and merciful, and above all to love.
Jesus is a political leader who sought to overthrow the Roman Empire.
Jesus is a wealthy merchant known for his business skills.
Jesus is a philosopher who focused only on logic and science.
What is Eternal Life?
A life of happiness with God forever.
A life of endless suffering.
A temporary existence after death.
A cycle of rebirths.
What is the Kingdom of God?
The power of God’s love active in our lives and in our world.
A physical place located in heaven.
A set of strict religious rules.
A historical kingdom from ancient times.
We know God through:
faith and revelation.
scientific experiments.
mathematical proofs.
physical evidence only.
What is Moral Decision Making?
The process by which we make choices between right and wrong, good and evil, eternal life and sin.
A method of solving mathematical equations.
A way to improve physical fitness.
A technique for learning new languages.
When is our conscience at work during moral decision making?
Before, during, and after we make decisions.
Only before we make decisions.
Only after we make decisions.
Only during we make decisions.
God is:
The supreme being or creator in many religions
A famous scientist
A historical monument
A type of animal
A well formed conscience helps us to follow the teachings of Christ, living as his disciples and growing closer to the Blessed Trinity and to one another. What are some ways to form a well formed conscience?
Seek the guidance of God’s Word in Sacred Scripture
To listen to the teachings of the pope and bishops
To learn about our Catholic faith
To look to the guidance of faithful Catholics among us
To pray for the guidance of the Holy Spirit
Social Sin is the collective effect of sin over time, which corrupts society and its institutions by creating structures of sin. Which of the following are examples of social sin?
Lack of access to education
Prejudice
Poverty
Crime
Homelessness
What does the word 'covenant' mean in this context?
A covenant is an agreement or promise between God and his people.
A covenant is a type of ancient building.
A covenant is a festival celebrated every year.
A covenant is a type of musical instrument.
The teachings about the blessings that come to those who follow Jesus’ example of living and of trusting in God’s care are called the ________.
Beatitudes
Parables
Commandments
Epistles
Each Beatitude shows that we will be blessed or happy when we are faithful to God.
True
False
The lesson we learn from the Parable of the Lost Son is:
God forgives those who repent and return to Him.
We should never leave home.
We must always obey every rule without question.
We should not forgive others.
God made us for which reason?
To love and serve Him
To test our intelligence
To create conflict
To rule over others
Jesus Christ is:
the central figure of Christianity
a famous scientist
an ancient Greek philosopher
a Roman emperor
Fill in the blank: The first commandment is: '______.'
You shall have no other gods beside me.
Honor your father and your mother.
You shall not steal.
Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.
Fill in the blank: The second commandment is: '______.'
You shall not invoke the name of the Lord, your God, in vain.
You shall not steal.
Honor your father and your mother.
You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.
Fill in the blank: The third commandment is: '___.'
Keep holy the Sabbath day.
Honor your father and your mother.
You shall not steal.
You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.
Fill in the blank: The fourth commandment is: '___.'
Honor your father and mother.
You shall not steal.
Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.
You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.
Fill in the blank: The fifth commandment is: '______.'
You shall not kill.
You shall not steal.
Honor your father and your mother.
You shall not bear false witness.
Fill in the blank: The sixth commandment is: '______.'
You shall not commit adultery.
You shall not steal.
You shall not bear false witness.
You shall not covet.
The Church is:
a community of believers in Christ
a building for worship
a group of government officials
a historical monument
Seventh Commandment: What does stealing mean?
Stealing means any action that unjustly takes away the property or rights of others.
Stealing means sharing your belongings with others.
Stealing means helping others in need.
Stealing means following all the rules.
What is justice?
Justice is respecting rights of others and giving them what’s rightfully theirs.
Justice is ignoring the needs of others.
Justice is taking more than what is rightfully yours.
Justice is only about following the law, regardless of fairness.
Seventh Commandment: Which of the following is NOT a way of giving people what is rightfully theirs?
Caring for the world that God has given us
Taking things that aren’t ours
Showing respect for the goods and property of others
Giving alms as a work of justice
Eighth Commandment: What does it mean to give witness?
To give witness is to have knowledge of a person/event and to tell others the truth about it.
To give witness is to ignore what you know about a person/event.
To give witness is to spread rumors about a person/event.
To give witness is to keep secrets about a person/event.
Eighth Commandment: What is rash judgement?
Rash judgement is assuming that something about a person is true when we don’t know enough to judge.
Rash judgement is always believing everything someone says without question.
Rash judgement is forgiving someone without knowing the full story.
Rash judgement is refusing to listen to anyone’s opinion.
Eighth Commandment: What is calumny?
Calumny is lying about someone and hurting their reputation causing others to judge them falsely.
Calumny is helping someone in need without expecting anything in return.
Calumny is forgiving someone who has wronged you.
Calumny is praying for others' well-being.
Ninth Commandment: What does it mean to covet?
To covet is to wrongly desire someone or something.
To covet is to always tell the truth.
To covet is to share with others.
To covet is to forgive everyone.
Ninth Commandment: What is envy?
Envy is a feeling of sadness when someone else has things we want.
Envy is a sense of joy when others succeed.
Envy is a type of physical pain.
Envy is a form of gratitude for what we have.
Tenth Commandment: What is greed?
Greed is an excessive desire to have or own things.
Greed is the act of sharing everything you have.
Greed is being satisfied with what you have.
Greed is giving away all your possessions.
The mission of the Church is:
to spread the teachings of Jesus Christ
to collect wealth for its members
to govern political affairs
to entertain the community
Who was given the Ten Commandments?
Moses
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Joseph
#1 I am the Lord your _____, you shall not have strange Gods before me
friend
God
ally
protector
#2 You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in ___.
glory
love
vain
confidence
#3 Remember to keep ___ the Sabbath.
busy
football on
restful
holy
#4 ___ your father and your mother.
Honor
Like
Respect
Listen to
Forget
#5 You shall not ___.
steal
kill
commit adultery
honor your father and mother
have strange gods before me
#6 You shall not commit ___.
thievery
murder
adultery
covetry
lies
#7 You shall not ___.
kill
lie
worship strange gods
steal
#8 You shall not bear false witness against your ___.
mother and father
teachers
pets
gods
neighbor
#9 You shall not covet your neighbor’s ___.
wife
life
goods
house
#10 You shall not ___ your neighbor’s goods.
steal
covet
destroy
keep holy
I am the Lord your God, you shall not have strange gods before me.
#2
#5
#1
#9
#7
You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain.
#1
#8
#4
#2
#6
Remember to keep holy the Lord’s Day.
#9
#4
#7
#10
#3
Honor your father and your mother.
#4
#5
#3
#9
#8
The Scriptures, especially in the Ten Commandments and the Sermon on the Mount give us...
Communion
Moral guidance
Love
Understand that God gives rules to follow, to help all people______ each other.
Like
Respect
Love
Don’t (a) what other people have.
loathe, envy, hate, like
Respect your _____ and _____ them.
teachers, friends, parents, pets
blame, hate, love, obey
(a)
There is only one _____ _____, and there are no other gods.
cool parent, loving God, favorite pet, true God
(a)
Don’t swear by the name of (a) .
parents, God, pets, friends
Which commandments revolve around love of neighbor?
1-3
4-10
5-8
3-7
Which commandments revolve around love for God?
4-10
6-10
1-3
2-5
We love God, others, and ourselves by keeping the _____, and living as disciples of Jesus.
Beatitudes
love
Moses
Ten Commandments
Turning back to God with all one's heart is known as _____.
conversion
New Commandment
the Holy Spirit
Ten Commandments
The Ten Commandments are the law of God's _____.
Ten Commandments
covenant
Beatitudes
parables
Jesus' teaching that we are to love one another as he loved us is known as the _____.
Jesus Christ
conversion
New Commandment
the Holy Spirit
The _____ explain the ways in which we can be faithful to the loving, covenant relationship into which God has called humankind throughout the ages.
Ten Commandments
covenant
Beatitudes
parables
True or False: In the Old Testament, when people were faithful to God, they were called blessed.
True
False: In the Old Testament, when people were faithful to God, they were called Christian.
True or False: God told Moses that to keep their covenant relationship, the Israelites had to live by the New Commandment.
True
False: God told Moses that to keep their covenant relationship, the Israelites had to live by the Ten Commandments.
