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WorksheetsTheology I Final Exam Optional Review
Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 27mins
The ability to respond to God with both heart and mind is called:
Faith
Emotion
Reason
Religion
Belief in one God is known as:
Monotheism
Trinity
Tradition
Creed
The stage of life between childhood and adulthood is:
Adolescence
Spirituality
Salvation History
Revelation
Relating to the nonphysical, interior part of human life is:
Spiritual
Emotional
Reason
Creed
A holy person believed to be in full union with God is a:
Saint
Apostle
Prophet
Disciple
A shared system of beliefs, rituals, and practices is a:
Religion
Creed
Sacrament
Tradition
How we interact and form relationships with others describes the:
Social
Emotional
Intellectual
Cultural
The Sisters of Mercy's work to prevent violence reflects the critical concern of:
Nonviolence
Immigration
Racism
Earth
Supporting humane laws for people who must leave their countries is tied to:
Immigration
Tradition
Nonviolence
Creed
One God in three divine persons is the:
Trinity
Annunciation
Creed
Gospel
The human ability to think, analyze, and make judgments is:
Reason
Faith
Emotion
Revelation
A visible sign of God's grace that gives spiritual gifts is a:
Sacrament
Miracle
Creed
Gospel
Church teachings that address justice and human dignity are:
Catholic Social Teaching
Tradition
Revelation
Salvation History
Passing on the Church’s teachings and practices is called:
Tradition
Revelation
Birth
Salvation History
A formal statement of core religious beliefs is a:
Creed
Magisterium
Annunciation
Revelation
God making Himself known to humanity is:
Revelation
Trinity
Faith
Messiah
The pattern of events in which God reveals His saving work is:
Salvation History
Incarnation
Magisterium
Nonviolence
The Church’s teaching authority of the pope and bishops is the:
Magisterium
Creed
Gospel
Tradition
God becoming fully human while remaining fully divine is the:
Incarnation
Nativity
Trinity
Revelation
A divinely chosen leader sent to save God’s people is the:
Messiah
Prophet
Apostle
Saint
The belief that Mary was free from sin from the first moment of existence is the:
Immaculate Conception
Nativity
Annunciation
Someone who follows Jesus and learns from Him is a:
Disciple
Apostle
Prophet
Saint
The angel’s message to Mary announcing Jesus’ birth is the:
Annunciation
Nativity
Incarnation
Creed
A deliberate action that harms relationships and goes against God’s will is:
Sin
Faith
Tradition
Emotion
Jesus’ affectionate term for God meaning “Father” is:
Abba
Messiah
Creator
Trinity
Images or scenes showing the birth of Jesus are called:
Nativities
Incarnations
Miracles
Traditions
One of the chosen leaders of the early Church is an:
Apostle
Disciple
Prophet
Evangelist
An extraordinary event showing God’s power is a:
Miracle
Revelation
Creed
Tradition
Written accounts of Jesus’ life and teachings are the:
Gospels
Epistles
Psalms
Acts
Speaking irreverently about God is:
Blasphemy
Incarnation
Messianism
Gospel
Jesus’ suffering and death during His final days is the:
Passion
Nativity
Miracle
Incarnation
A person who dies for their faith is a:
Martyr
Saint
Disciple
Prophet
Jesus’ movement from death to new life, shared with His followers, is the:
Paschal Mystery
Salvation History
Gospel
Trinity
Jesus was baptized in the:
Jordan River
Sea of Galilee
Mediterranean Sea
Euphrates
Jesus commonly spoke which language?
Aramaic
Greek
Hebrew
Latin
Mary conceived Jesus through the power of the:
Holy Spirit
Angel
Sun
Prophet
Which two Gospels include stories of Jesus’ birth?
Matthew and Luke
Mark and Luke
Mark and John
John and Matthew
Jesus could read Hebrew Scripture.
True
False
According to the Gospels, who baptized Jesus?
John the Baptist
Peter
Moses
Paul
Palm Sunday remembers:
Jesus entering Jerusalem triumphantly
Jesus feeding the 5,000
The Ascension
The Pentecost event
Good Friday focuses on:
Jesus’ Passion and death
His first miracle
His baptism
His Resurrection
Easter Sunday is the high point of the liturgical year because:
It celebrates Jesus’ Resurrection
It begins Lent
It is the longest holiday
Martyrs are significant because:
They witness courageously to their faith
They wrote all Gospels
They served as Roman leaders
They replaced the apostles
The main reason the high priest tore his robes during Jesus’ trial was because:
Claiming divine identity was seen as blasphemy
The crowd disliked Jesus
It was a Roman punishment
He doubted the prophets
Peter following “at a distance” symbolizes:
A. His struggle between fear and loyalty
B. His disbelief
C. His plan to rescue Jesus
D. His rejection of faith
Jesus remaining silent shows that:
He accepted the suffering ahead
He didn’t understand the questions
He hoped to delay the trial
Silence would prove innocence
The shepherd searching for the lost sheep shows that:
God joyfully seeks those who are lost
Only the righteous matter
God ignores sinners
Forgiveness is rare
Jesus uses a shepherd in His parable because it:
Was a familiar image that helped people understand God’s love
Showed military strength
Favored rural people only
Taught that only shepherds enter heaven
The person who betrayed Jesus to the authorities was:
Matthew
John
Peter
Judas Iscariot
The teaching that God became human in the person of Jesus is called the:
Trinity
Incarnation
Passion
Revelation
Which event marks the beginning of Jesus' public ministry?
His baptism by John
Palm Sunday
The Last Supper
The Nativity
Who were the first people to witness the empty tomb on Easter Sunday?
Mary Magdalene and other women
Peter and Paul
John the Baptist
The apostles
Which event is commemorated on Holy Thursday?
The Resurrection
Palm Sunday
Jesus’ birth
The Last Supper
