WorksheetsCL5 T1 TA PART2
Total questions: 61
Worksheet time: 33mins
What is Divine Revelation?
God's way of making Himself known to us and His plan of salvation to all.
A set of rules for living a good life and being kind to others.
A story about how people learned about God through history.
A tradition passed down from generation to generation.
According to the material, why does God reveal Himself to us?
Out of love, God's revelation is an invitation for a personal and loving relationship with Him.
To show His power over all creation and demand obedience from everyone.
To give people strict laws to follow and punish those who disobey.
To make sure everyone knows all the stories in the Bible.
Which of the following is an example of how God reveals Himself through Creation/Natural Signs?
The vast lands, bodies of water, animals, and trees show how good and wise God is.
Reading stories about Jesus in the Bible.
Attending church services and receiving sacraments.
Learning about God from other religions.
Fill in the blank: Divine Revelation refers to God's way of making Himself known to us and His plan of ______ to all.
salvation
punishment
creation
destruction
Which statement best describes the Church's role in Divine Revelation?
The Church, guided by the Holy Spirit, spreads the good news of Jesus Christ to the ends of the earth and reveals God to all through worship, sacraments, preaching, and loving service.
The Church only teaches about God to those who are already believers and does not reach out to others.
The Church keeps the Scriptures and traditions secret from most people.
The Church only focuses on building large buildings and organizing events.
In Scripture/Biblical Signs, how does God reveal Himself in a more intimate way?
By entering into a special covenant with different individuals and His chosen people, and perfecting His revelation through works, words, signs, and miracles.
By creating the world and everything in it, including animals and trees.
By guiding the Church to spread the good news of Jesus Christ.
By revealing Himself to other religions and people who do not know Christ.
According to the chart titled 'The Sacred Scriptures and The Sacred Traditions,' what is the main difference between Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition?
Sacred Scripture is the written Word of God, while Sacred Tradition is the living transmission of God's Word.
Sacred Scripture is dynamic and changes, while Sacred Tradition is fixed and unchanging.
Sacred Scripture is guided by the Magisterium, while Sacred Tradition is inspired by the Holy Spirit.
Sacred Scripture is only for priests, while Sacred Tradition is for everyone.
What does 'Biblical Inerrancy' mean?
It means that the Bible, in its original manuscripts and properly interpreted, is without error in all that it affirms.
It means that the Bible contains some errors but is mostly true.
It means that only the New Testament is without error.
It means that the Bible can teach falsehood if not interpreted correctly.
Divine Inspiration refers to the special action of the Holy Spirit by which God guided the human authors of the Bible so that, while using their own abilities, culture, and style, they wrote exactly what God wanted to reveal for our salvation. What is the main idea of Divine Inspiration?
God guided the human authors to write exactly what He wanted to reveal.
The authors wrote whatever they wanted without guidance.
The Holy Spirit only helped with the New Testament.
Divine Inspiration means the Bible is written in poetic language.
How does God make himself known through divine revelation in creation and natural revelation?
God makes himself known as Lord through divine revelation, which is given to all people through creation and human nature and to specific people through events, inspired human words recorded as Scripture, and Jesus Christ himself.
God only reveals himself through miracles and visions.
God makes himself known only to priests and religious leaders.
God does not reveal himself through creation or human nature.
Based on the summary, which of the following best describes how God reveals himself to his creatures?
God reveals himself through general revelation in creation and human nature, special revelation through events and history, and through Jesus Christ, the ultimate image of God.
God only reveals himself through the Bible and not through creation.
God reveals himself only through the Magisterium.
God reveals himself through dreams and prophecies only.
Why is the Magisterium important in safeguarding the comparisons between Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition, as shown in the chart?
The Magisterium is the teaching authority of the Church that ensures the correct understanding and transmission of both Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition.
The Magisterium writes new Scriptures every year.
The Magisterium only teaches about Sacred Tradition, not Scripture.
The Magisterium is responsible for translating the Bible into different languages.
According to Hebrews 11:1, what is faith?
Faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see.
Faith is believing only in what we can see and understand.
Faith is trusting in ourselves rather than in God.
Faith is ignoring what we do not know.
Which of the following is NOT a reason why faith matters, based on the lesson?
Faith disconnects us from God.
Faith connects us to God.
Faith pleases God.
Faith empowers us to live boldly.
Who is described as the author and perfecter of faith in Hebrews 12:2?
Jesus
Moses
Abraham
Daniel
Refer to the diagram comparing 'Fear vs Faith.' Which statement best describes the difference between fear and faith?
Fear focuses on what could go wrong, while faith focuses on God's promises and power.
Fear and faith both focus on worldly anxieties.
Faith is based on lack of trust, while fear is based on confidence.
Fear and faith are the same in how they approach challenges.
Look at the diagram showing examples of faith. Which biblical figure trusted God in the lion's den?
Daniel
Abraham
Moses
David
Which of the following is an obstacle to faith mentioned in the lesson?
Doubt
Joy
Success
Confidence
Refer to the diagram 'How to Strengthen Your Faith.' Which action is NOT listed as a way to strengthen faith?
Ignoring God's faithfulness
Reading the word of God regularly and living it
Praying and talking to God regularly
Remembering God's faithfulness in the past, present, and future
Which statement best describes a covenant as taught in religious studies?
A sacred promise or agreement between God and His people, more than a contract, it is a bond of love and faithfulness.
A simple contract between two people that is legally binding.
A promise made only by humans to each other without any spiritual meaning.
An agreement that is always broken and never lasts.
According to the image titled "Faith in Action," which of the following is NOT listed as a way to show faith?
Forgiveness
Peace makers
Wealth accumulation
Helping others
What is salvation history?
The story of God's loving plan to save humanity from sin and bring us back into a relationship with him.
The history of wars and battles in ancient times.
The story of how people became wealthy and powerful.
The timeline of inventions and discoveries.
Based on the image 'How will you respond in Faith?', which question encourages you to think about obedience?
Where is God asking you to trust Him more?
What fear do you need to surrender?
Is there a step of obedience you have been avoiding?
Do you need to begin a relationship with Jesus today?
What does God's covenant relationship with His people mean?
God freely chooses to love, protect, and guide His people, and in return, He asks them to be faithful, obedient, and to love Him above all things.
God only protects people who are perfect and never makes mistakes.
God guides people but does not ask anything in return.
God chooses to love only a few people and ignores the rest.
Which sign or symbol represents God's covenant with Noah?
Rainbow
Circumcision
Ten Commandments
The Cross
Match each covenant partner with the correct sign or promise:
Rainbow
Circumcision
Ten Commandments
David's family line
The Cross
According to Genesis 12:1, what did God tell Abraham to do?
Go from his country and family to a land God would show him
Build an altar in his homeland
Stay with his kindred and worship idols
Travel to Egypt for safety
Which of the following was NOT one of the three promises God made to Abraham?
He would become the father of a great nation
He would have a land of his own
He would live forever
Through him, all nations would be blessed
What did God ask Abraham to do as a test of faith after Isaac was born?
Offer Isaac as a sacrifice
Build a temple
Leave his land again
Give away his wealth
What was the sign of the covenant between God and Abraham?
Circumcision
Rainbow
Ten Commandments
Burnt offering
Why is Abraham called the Father of Faith?
He trusted God completely and obeyed even when God's plans were hard to understand
He was the first person to build an altar
He wrote the Ten Commandments
He became king of Israel
What lesson can be learned from Abraham's story about faith and God's promises?
God always keeps His promises to those who trust Him
Faith means never questioning anything
Obedience is only important for leaders
God's promises are only for Abraham
Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow: After Abraham, God's covenant continued through his son Isaac and grandson Jacob. Isaac was the son of promise, born to Abraham and Sarah in their old age. He married Rebekah, and they had two sons—Esau and Jacob. Isaac trusted God just as his father did and kept the faith alive in his family. God chose Jacob, the younger son, to carry on the covenant. One night, Jacob had a dream of a ladder reaching up to heaven, and God said to him: "I am the Lord, the God of Abraham and Isaac. I will give you and your descendants this land." Jacob's name was later changed to Israel, which means "one who struggles with God." He became the father of twelve sons, who became the Twelve Tribes of Israel—God's chosen people.
Who were the two sons of Isaac and Rebekah?
Esau and Jacob
Abraham and Sarah
Joseph and Benjamin
Levi and Judah
What did Jacob dream about one night?
A ladder reaching up to heaven
A river flowing through the desert
A crown placed on his head
A field of wheat
What does the name 'Israel' mean?
one who struggles with God
chosen by the prophets
bringer of peace
descendant of Abraham
How did God's covenant promise continue to be fulfilled through Abraham's descendants?
Judah's line would bring forth King David, and later Jesus Christ, the Savior
Jacob's sons became kings of Egypt
Isaac built a great temple in Jerusalem
Esau became the leader of God's people
According to the diagram, how many sons did Jacob (Israel) have, and what did they become known as?
Jacob had twelve sons who became the Twelve Tribes of Israel
Jacob had ten sons who became the Ten Tribes of Canaan
Jacob had seven sons who became the Seven Nations of Israel
Jacob had twelve sons who became the Twelve Kings of Judah
Why were Joseph's brothers jealous of him?
Joseph was the favorite among his father's twelve sons and received a beautiful coat of many colors
Joseph was the oldest son and inherited all the land
Joseph became the king of Israel
Joseph was the only son who could interpret dreams
Why did Joseph's brothers sell him as a slave in Egypt?
Out of jealousy, because Joseph had dreams showing his brothers would bow to him.
Because Joseph was the youngest and weakest among them, so they wanted to get rid of him.
They were ordered by their father to sell Joseph as a slave.
Joseph asked to be sold so he could travel to Egypt.
How did Joseph become a ruler over all Egypt during a great famine?
He was able to interpret dreams and used his wisdom to help Pharaoh manage food.
He was born into Egyptian royalty and inherited the position.
He won a contest held by Pharaoh to find the wisest person in Egypt.
He led a rebellion against Pharaoh and took control.
When Joseph's brothers came to Egypt to buy food, how did Joseph respond to them?
He forgave them and said, 'You meant evil against me, but God meant it for good.'
He refused to help them and sent them away without food.
He punished them for their betrayal and kept them as prisoners.
He revealed his identity and demanded they apologize before helping.
What lesson does Genesis 50:20 teach about God's plan?
God can turn even suffering into blessings.
God always prevents suffering from happening.
God rewards only those who never make mistakes.
God's plan is only for people who are perfect.
Which of the following best describes Abraham as a model of faith?
He trusted God's promise and obeyed Him, even when asked to leave his home and later to sacrifice his son.
He became a king because of his wisdom and strength.
He was known for his ability to interpret dreams and manage food during famine.
He was famous for his peaceful nature and never faced any challenges.
What attribute is Isaac known for as a model of faith?
Model of trust and peace.
Model of forgiveness and hope.
Model of perseverance and conversion.
Model of wisdom and leadership.
Jacob (Israel) is considered a model of which qualities?
Perseverance and conversion, as he wrestled with God and grew stronger in faith.
Wisdom and leadership, as he managed food during famine.
Trust and peace, as he always lived a calm life.
Forgiveness and hope, as he forgave his brothers.
Joseph is described as a model of forgiveness and hope. What did he do to show these qualities?
He forgave his brothers and trusted that God's plan would bring good, even after suffering betrayal.
He became a ruler in Egypt and used his power to punish those who wronged him.
He left his home and traveled to a new land because God told him to.
He passed the faith to his sons and lived a peaceful life.
What is a covenant according to the Bible?
A sacred promise or agreement between God and His people, which is a bond of love and faithfulness.
A legal contract that is only about following rules and regulations.
A simple handshake between two people to show friendship.
A written agreement that must be signed by witnesses.
Which of the following best describes the role of Moses in the story of the Sinai Covenant?
Moses was the mediator who helped establish the covenant between God and the Israelites at Mount Sinai.
Moses was a king who ruled over Egypt and freed the Israelites.
Moses was a prophet who only delivered messages but did not guide the people.
Moses was a judge who punished the Israelites for breaking the law.
Why are the Ten Commandments important in the context of the Sinai Covenant?
They are signs of God's love and guidance and serve as the guide of the covenant.
They are a list of punishments for those who disobey God.
They are only meant for priests and religious leaders.
They are rules that only apply to people living in Egypt.
How does obedience to God's Law, as shown in the Sinai Covenant, lead to freedom and life?
Obedience to God's Law helps people live in harmony and receive God's blessings, leading to true freedom and life.
Obedience to God's Law means people will never face any problems.
Obedience to God's Law is only about following strict rules without understanding.
Obedience to God's Law is not important for living a good life.
Which Patriarch do you relate to the most, and how can you show the same kind of faith in your daily life?
Abraham, by trusting God's promises even when they seem impossible.
Moses, by doubting God's plan and refusing to follow it.
Jacob, by ignoring God's guidance and doing things your own way.
Joseph, by losing hope during difficult times.
How is a covenant different from a contract, based on what you have learned?
A covenant is a sacred promise based on love and faithfulness, while a contract is a legal agreement focused on rules.
A covenant and a contract are exactly the same in every way.
A contract is always more important than a covenant in the Bible.
A covenant is only about following laws, while a contract is about friendship.
Which commandment teaches us to put God first above everything else?
You shall not steal.
I am the Lord your God; you shall not have other gods before Me.
Honor your father and your mother.
You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.
What is one way to honor God on the Lord's Day?
By going to Mass on Sundays and setting time for prayer and rest.
By working all day and forgetting to pray.
By ignoring religious traditions.
By spending the day shopping.
According to the commandments, how should you treat your parents and elders?
With love, obedience, and respect.
With indifference.
With anger.
With jealousy.
Which commandment teaches us to respect all life and not harm others?
You shall not kill.
You shall not steal.
You shall not commit adultery.
You shall not covet your neighbor’s goods.
What does the commandment 'You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor' encourage you to do?
Always tell the truth and protect the good name of others.
Always keep secrets.
Always agree with your neighbor.
Always avoid your neighbor.
Fill in the blank: The Mosaic Covenant shows that God is ______ and loving.
faithful
forgetful
distant
unjust
What is the main purpose of the Ten Commandments according to the Mosaic Covenant?
To guide people to live in freedom and peace.
To make life more difficult.
To punish those who disobey.
To separate people from God.
According to the Mosaic Covenant, what kind of relationship did God invite His people into?
A relationship of love, trust, and obedience.
A relationship of fear and punishment.
A relationship of competition.
A relationship of indifference.
Why should we obey God’s law, according to the Mosaic Covenant?
Because we love Him in return for all He has done for us.
Because we are afraid of punishment.
Because everyone else does.
Because it is written in a book.
Fill in the blank: The commandment 'You shall not covet your neighbor’s goods' teaches us to be content with what we have and avoid ______ or envy.
greed
laziness
anger
dishonesty
What did the Mosaic Covenant prepare the way for?
The New Covenant in Jesus Christ, who fulfilled God’s promises and gave us the law of love.
The building of the temple in Jerusalem, which became the center of worship for the Israelites.
The creation of the Ten Commandments, which were given directly to Moses on Mount Sinai.
The journey of the Israelites through the desert, which lasted for forty years.
According to the Mosaic Covenant, how are people today called to live?
By being faithful members of God’s people and living out His commandments in daily life.
By following only the traditions of their ancestors without change.
By focusing on personal success and achievements above all else.
By waiting for new commandments to be given in the future.
