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Christian Lifestyles Final Exam Review

Total questions: 102

Worksheet time: 3hrs 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the Universal Call to Holiness?

a)

The Church's call to give the Sacraments

b)

An altar call from the Priests to come dedicate your life to God

c)

A call from God to each and every member of the Church to love and build up the Body of Christ

2.

Which vocabulary word is from the Latin meaning "to hand on"?

a)

Evangelize

b)

Preach

c)

Tradition

d)

Ordain

3.

Human beings are made in God's image, which means, in part, that we are called to imitate the life-giving quality of the blank.

a)

Holy Spirit

b)

Trinity

c)

Discernment

d)

Natural law

4.

What shows the priority of the interior dispositions of our hearts toward care and compassion? (Hint: Jesus gave these to us on the Sermon on the Mount)

a)

The Beatitudes

b)

The miracle of the Feeding of the 5,000

c)

The 10 Commandments

5.

What are the two dimensions of love?

a)

External and internal Love

b)

Love of God and love of neighbor

c)

Physical and Spiritual

6.

What is a call from God to all members of the Church to embrace a life of holiness?

a)

Vocation

b)

Discernment

c)

Holy Orders

7.

From the Catholic perspective, the human heart can only be fully satisfied by blank.

a)

Fame on social media

b)

Money

c)

God

d)

Family and friends

8.

Jesus taught that happiness comes from blank.

a)

success in life

b)

living the Beatitudes

c)

having power over others

d)

accumulating material things

9.

Blank is the theological virtue by which we love God above all things for his own sake, and our neighbor as ourselves for the love of God.

a)

Charity/love

b)

Faith

c)

Hope

10.

When you proclaim the Good News (i.e. the Gospel) in words and actions, you are blank.

a)

Causing miracles

b)

Evangelizing

c)

forgiving sins

d)

selling something

11.

What is the Greek word used in the New Testament to describe God's love for humanity and the kind of love Christians should have for one another; unconditional, selfless love?

a)

Phila

b)

Friendship

c)

Eros

d)

Agape

12.

Which vocabulary word means "a person God chooses to speak his message of salvation...usually a communicator of a divine message in the Bible"?

a)

Hermit

b)

Royalty

c)

Prophet

d)

The pope

13.

According to the Baltimore Catechism, what is the purpose of life?

a)

To gain wealth

b)

To date until marriage

c)

To know, love, and serve God, and to be happy with Him forever in heaven

d)

To become powerful

14.

What is the whole process by which we listen to God and listen to our own hearts, gradually coming to know who God is calling us to be and where He is leading us?

a)

Love

b)

Vocation

c)

Tradition

d)

Discernment

15.

Who are the “laity”?

a)

Priest and Bishops

b)

Sisters, nuns and other consecrated individuals

c)

Those attending a Parochial School

d)

All members of the Church with the exception of those who are ordained as bishops, priests or deacons

16.

What vocabulary word comes from the Greek meaning “learner”?

a)

Disciple

b)

Apostle

c)

Laity

d)

Bishop

17.

What parable in the Gospel of Luke answers the question “Who is my neighbor”?

a)

The Good Samaritan

b)

The Parable of the Mustard Seed

c)

The Parable of the Sower and the Seed

d)

The Parable of the Talents

18.

What virtue orders sexuality towards goodness?

a)

Temperance

b)

Chastity

c)

Prudence

d)

Faith

19.

__________ is the moral error of treating a human being as a mere OBJECT (and not as a person with dignity and respect).

a)

Personalistic Norm

b)

Chastity

c)

Objectification

d)

Simony

20.

Through the lens of the Catholic Church, what is the purpose of dating?

a)

To find the easiest hook-up

b)

To decide if an arranged marriage will work out

c)

To find a future spouse

d)

To figure out if you are supposed to be a priest

21.

What does it mean to treat someone as a child of God, particularly when it comes to dating?

a)

Treat them with respect

b)

Ghost them if there’s something more interesting to do

c)

Lie and protect his/her feelings if you don’t really like him/her

d)

Do whatever you want. It’s your life.

22.

What term (used by Pope St. John Paul II) says that a person may never be used just as an object?

a)

Lust

b)

Personalistic Norm

c)

Objectification

23.

All people, including single people, are called to __________ by saving sexual intimacy until marriage.

a)

Chastity

b)

Poverty

c)

Financial stability

d)

Healthy living

24.

True or false: it is important to build authentic friendships.

a)

True

b)

False

25.

The process by which we listen to God and our own hearts, gradually coming to know who God is calling us to be and where He is leading us is called...

a)

Discernment

b)

Vocation

c)

Prophetic

d)

Hooking up

26.

__________ means approaching dating with clear purpose and thoughtfulness, rather than casually or without direction.

a)

Discernment

b)

Intentionality

c)

Hooking up

d)

Ghosting

27.

According to Dr. Cronin in The Dating Project, at what stage of dating should you become committed/exclusive?

a)

After the 1st date

b)

During Level 3

c)

After she accepts the ring

d)

Only after the parents approve

28.

_____ is a lifelong promise, made by God, that joins a man and a woman forever.

a)

Marriage

b)

Holy Orders

c)

Rizz

29.

Who created marriage?

a)

The Couple

b)

God Himself

c)

Society

30.

What is a covenant?

a)

A way to plan pregnancies based on a woman's natural cycle

b)

A personal, solemn promise of faithful love that involves mutual commitments and creates a sacred relationship (a serious promise of love that creates a special relationship)

c)

An exchange of goods

31.

What is natural law?

a)

The moral rules we can understand through thinking and reason

b)

Civil Law

c)

School law

32.

Marriage is a covenant, and not a contract, because marriage involves _____.

a)

a gift of hunting land up north

b)

an exchange of persons

c)

a signature on a couple of pieces of paper

33.

Where is the first reference to the Sacrament of Marriage in the Bible?

a)

Ephesians

b)

Revelation

c)

Genesis

34.

In the Old Testament, this book contained the Legal Restrictions about Marriage—meant to protect against the effects of Original Sin.

a)

Exodus

b)

Leviticus

c)

Genesis

d)

John’s Gospel

35.

Which Bible book shows a man's unconditional love for his wife as a symbol of God's love?

a)

Sirach

b)

Genesis

c)

Hosea

36.

The _____ nature of marriage shows God's never-ending love for all people.

a)

Permanent

b)

Traditional

c)

Temporary

37.

In the New Testament, what is marriage an analogy for (compared to)?

a)

Yahweh and Israel

b)

God's love for us

c)

St. John's love for Mary

38.

What is a declaration by the Church that a marriage is null and void called? (What do we call it when the Church says a marriage was never valid?)

a)

Convalidation

b)

Annulment

c)

Disparity of Cult

39.

What term means planning pregnancies by watching a woman's natural fertility cycle?

a)

Contraception

b)

Natural Family Planning (NFP)

c)

Abstinence

40.

What is an indissoluble bond?

a)

The first matrimonial sign in scripture

b)

The original sacrament which transmits effectively in the visible world the invisible mystery hidden in God

c)

A bond that cannot be broken

41.

The priest asks the couple if they intend to remain married _____.

a)

only until sickness or illness creates a burden

b)

until death

c)

until the children are grown and moved out of the house

42.

In the Catholic Church, the ministers of marriage are _____.

a)

the priest and the bridal party

b)

the bride and the groom

c)

the limo driver and the caterer

43.

What is the deliberate attempt to interfere with the creation of new life as a result of sexual intercourse? (What do we call trying to stop a new life from being created during sex?)

a)

An annulment

b)

Natural Family Planning

c)

Contraception

44.

What are the two purposes of sex in marriage?

a)

Unitive and procreative

b)

Chastity and Holiness

c)

Fun and pleasure

45.

True or False: Marriage is purely a human institution.

a)

True

b)

False

46.

What is a “dispensation”?

a)

The ability to control your sexuality

b)

A mixed marriage

c)

Special permission to not follow a rule in a certain case

47.

What are the three elements necessary for a Sacramental Marriage?

a)

Chastity, fidelity and fun

b)

Free Consent, the affirmation of a life-long, exclusive union, and Fertility (openness to life)

c)

Financial stability, procreation, and pleasure

48.

What does Gaudium et Spes state about the nature of marriage?

a)

God is the author of marriage

b)

It is essential for the continuation of society and the human race

c)

Marriage promotes the dignity, stability, peace and prosperity of the family

d)

All of the Above

49.

In the Old Testament, what is marriage an analogy for?

a)

Yahweh and Israel

b)

God's love for us

c)

The love between the Israelites and the Babylonians

d)

The 10 Commandments

50.

The Family is called the Church.

a)

Relatable

b)

Domestic

c)

Intrinsic

d)

Annulment

51.

What is the point of the FOCCUS survey?

a)

To identify possible issues that will come up within a marriage and help the couples work through them

b)

To prove that a couple should not be married

c)

To access a couple’s data and social media

52.

What vocab word means a wedding ceremony in which a man and a woman in a civil marriage have their marital union recognized and blessed by the Church?

a)

Dispensation

b)

Disparity of Cult

c)

Convalidation

d)

Annulment

53.

If one or both spouses lacked the psychological capacity to assume the practical obligations of marriage it is grounds for a.

a)

Annulment

b)

Disparity of Cult

c)

Dispensation

d)

Free for all

54.

True or False: Infertile couples are NOT allowed to be married in the Catholic Church.

a)

True

b)

False

55.

Who are the two Saints who chose to die rather than deny the permanence and exclusive nature of Marriage (who were charged with High Treason by King Henry VIII)?

a)

St. Benedict and St. John Fisher

b)

St. Catherine of Siena and St. Joan of Arc

c)

St. Thomas More and St. Edmund Campion

d)

St. John Fisher and St. Thomas More

56.

What does “Sanctify” mean?

a)

A declaration that something is null and void

b)

To make holy

c)

The passing on of Apostolic Authority

57.

Who is the first priest mentioned in the Old Testament, identified as the “king of Salem” and frequently mentioned in Scripture as a symbol for true priesthood?

a)

Aaron

b)

Peter

c)

Jeremiah

d)

Melchizedek

58.

What is the main purpose of the Sacrament of Holy Orders?

a)

To marry couples

b)

To continue the mission Christ entrusted to the Apostles

c)

To baptize infants

59.

The religious ceremony where someone becomes a deacon, priest, or bishop is called.

a)

Marriage

b)

Consecrated Life

c)

Holy Orders

d)

Ordination

60.

Which of the following is NOT one of the three degrees of Holy Orders?

a)

Bishop

b)

Priest

c)

Deacon

d)

Cardinal

61.

Jesus Christ is our High Priest because he offered himself on the Cross in for the sins of humanity.

a)

substitution

b)

Atonement

c)

Rejuvenation

62.

Who instituted the Sacrament of Holy Orders?

a)

The Apostles

b)

Jesus Christ at the Last Supper

c)

The first Pope

63.

What is the Magisterium?

a)

A type of holy water

b)

The Church’s living teaching office

c)

A prayer said during ordination

64.

Which of these is NOT a duty of a bishop?

a)

Teaching the faith

b)

Governing the diocese

c)

Choosing the Pope

65.

What are the two categories of deacons?

a)

Married and Unmarried

b)

Ordained and unordained

c)

Permanent and Transitional

66.

Who has the authority to call a man to be a bishop?

a)

The local priests

b)

The college of cardinals

c)

Only the Pope

67.

In the formation of the priesthood men study theology and philosophy in order to gain a deep understanding of what it means to be human.

a)

Intellectual

b)

Spiritual

c)

Pastoral

d)

Convalidational

68.

What does the crozier symbolize for a bishop?

a)

His call to care for Christ’s flock

b)

His connection to Rome

c)

His years of service

69.

What is meant by the “common priesthood of the faithful”?

a)

All baptized Catholics can celebrate Mass

b)

Everyone should become a priest

c)

All the faithful participate in Christ’s priesthood through Baptism

70.

What does the picture to the right depict?

a)

A mitre

b)

A Crosier

c)

A dalmatic

d)

Gandalf’s staff

71.

means the vocation and ministry of a deacon.

a)

Episcopate

b)

Diaconate

c)

Presberate

d)

Convalidation

72.

Which sacrament can a deacon NOT perform?

a)

Baptism

b)

Marriage

c)

Confirmation

73.

At an ordination Mass, the candidates for ordination kneel before the bishop and promise him their loyalty and.

a)

Obedience

b)

Sanity

c)

Poverty

74.

Each of the three degrees of Holy Orders confers a sacred character on the soul, by which the bishop, priest, or deacon is marked forever as set apart for.

a)

God’s service

b)

advanced theological studies in Rome

c)

a particular monastery or convent

75.

Who is the chief shepherd of a diocese?

a)

A parish priest

b)

The Diocesan Bishop

c)

The Abbot

d)

The Friar

76.

Who helps elect a new pope?

a)

Priests

b)

Deacons

c)

Cardinals

77.

“Everyday discipleship” means.

a)

giving your best effort in all you do

b)

getting by with minimal effort

c)

living for yourself alone

78.

People call priests by this title because it is a term of respect and expresses the relationship the faithful are to have with their priests.

a)

Pope

b)

Episcopate

c)

Father

79.

formation is the goal of the entire priestly formation.

a)

Intellectual

b)

Spiritual

c)

Divinational

d)

Pastoral

80.

What is the picture to the right of?

a)

A Crosier

b)

A mitre

c)

A dalmatic

d)

A stole

81.

is also known as a “particular” or “local” Church.

a)

Parish

b)

Diocese

c)

Basilica

d)

Vatican City

82.

What is consecrated life?

a)

A temporary commitment to help the poor

b)

A permanent state of life chosen freely in response to Christ's call, characterized by the evangelical counsels

c)

A job in the Catholic Church

d)

A type of prayer practice

83.

Who is the supreme model for Consecrated Life?

a)

Archbishop Fulton Sheen

b)

St. Peter

c)

Mary

d)

Fr. Jordan

84.

What is the primary characteristic that distinguishes all forms of consecrated life from the regular Christian life?

a)

Public profession of the three evangelical counsels and dedication to a stricter way of life

b)

Prayer, Fasting and Almsgiving

c)

Going to Mass on Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation

85.

Which of the following is NOT one of the evangelical counsels?

a)

Poverty

b)

Chastity

c)

Obedience

d)

Charity

86.

What does the term "eschatological" mean?

a)

Related to Eastern religions

b)

Having to do with the last things and God's plan for the conclusion of time

c)

A type of prayer

d)

Related to church history

87.

In Matthew 13:44-46, what do the treasure and pearl represent?

a)

Worldly possessions

b)

The Church

c)

The eternal joys of Heaven

d)

The apostles

88.

What is a vow?

a)

A casual promise

b)

A deliberate and free promise made to God concerning a possible and better good which must be fulfilled by reason of the virtue of religion

c)

"type of prayer"

d)

A church rule

89.

Which evangelical counsel helps eliminate greed?

a)

Chastity

b)

Obedience

c)

Poverty

d)

Humility

90.

What is the main difference between a nun and a religious sister?

a)

Nuns are men; sisters are women

b)

Nuns live contemplatively in cloistered monasteries; sisters live actively in the world

c)

Sisters are older than nuns

d)

There is no difference

91.

Who founded the Society of Jesus (Jesuits)?

a)

St. Dominic Guzman

b)

St. Francis of Assisi

c)

St. Ignatius of Loyola

d)

St. Paul the Hermit

92.

What is a binding commitment within the Church—especially to a particular state of life—that is recognized by Canon Law?

a)

A sacred bond

b)

Marriage

c)

Ecclesiastical Law

93.

What is the most popular "Canons Regular" today?

a)

The Norbertines

b)

The Benedictines

c)

The Carthusians

d)

The Dominicans

94.

What is the MAIN difference between Societies of Apostolic Life and all other forms of Consecrated Life?

a)

They don't take any vows

b)

They profess the Evangelical Vows

c)

They live in the world and not in monasteries or convents

d)

They profess private vows

95.

Becoming a hermit was considered a form of ______ because the person died to the world while living for Christ alone.

a)

White martyrdom

b)

Covenantal life

c)

Marriage

96.

Only a ______ can celebrate the Rite of Consecration

a)

Priest

b)

Deacon

c)

Bishop

d)

Cardinal

97.

What is consecrated virginity?

a)

A way to renounce earthly marriage to focus on God through a spousal relationship with Christ

b)

A punishment for breaking vows

c)

A type of monastic community for women only

d)

An arranged marriage

98.

What do hermits do?

a)

Travel around preaching to others

b)

Live in communities and share resources

c)

Live alone in prayerful silence and solitude to focus on God

d)

Work in hospitals and schools

99.

What does "eremitic" mean?

a)

Related to community living

b)

Relating to the life of a hermit, characterized by self-denial and solitude

c)

A type of prayer practice

d)

Related to missionary work

100.

What is Lectio Divina?

a)

A type of monastic community

b)

A form of meditative prayer focused on a specific Scripture passage

c)

A vow taken by religious sisters

d)

A historical period in the Church

101.

What does "mendicant" mean?

a)

Related to teaching

b)

Given to begging

c)

Related to healing

d)

Related to leadership

102.

How can you practice the Evangelical Counsels in your current lifestyle?

a)

Become a monk or nun

b)

Give away material possessions, practice positive relationships, Refrain from sexual innuendo, jokes, and gossip

c)

Stop eating meat

d)

Move to a different country