WorksheetsSacred Scripture and Divine Revelation Quiz
Total questions: 68
Worksheet time: 34mins
What is Sacred Scripture?
The oral teachings of the Apostles handed down in the Church.
The written Word of God inspired by the Holy Spirit; the Bible.
The teaching authority of the Church (Pope + bishops).
Knowing God through nature, creation, and reason.
What does Sacred Tradition refer to?
The oral teachings of the Apostles handed down in the Church.
The written Word of God inspired by the Holy Spirit; the Bible.
God revealing Himself and His plan for salvation.
The teaching authority of the Church (Pope + bishops).
What is Divine Revelation?
Knowing God through nature, creation, and reason.
God revealing Himself and His plan for salvation (through Scripture, Tradition, Christ).
The teaching authority of the Church (Pope + bishops).
The Holy Spirit guiding human authors to write Scripture without error.
What is Natural Revelation?
Knowing God through nature, creation, and reason.
God revealing Himself and His plan for salvation.
The oral teachings of the Apostles handed down in the Church.
The teaching authority of the Church (Pope + bishops).
What does the term Magisterium refer to?
The oral teachings of the Apostles handed down in the Church.
The teaching authority of the Church (Pope + bishops).
The written Word of God inspired by the Holy Spirit; the Bible.
Knowing God through nature, creation, and reason.
What is the role of the Holy Spirit in Inspiration?
To guide human authors to write Scripture without error in what God wanted taught.
To reveal God’s plan for salvation.
To hand down the oral teachings of the Apostles.
To serve as the teaching authority of the Church.
What does the Deposit of Faith include?
Only Sacred Scripture.
Only Sacred Tradition.
Everything God has revealed—Scripture + Tradition.
The teaching authority of the Church.
What is Apostolic Succession?
The oral teachings of the Apostles handed down in the Church.
The teaching authority of the Church (Pope + bishops).
The process by which the authority of the Apostles is passed down through the bishops.
Knowing God through nature, creation, and reason.
What does the 'Literal Sense' of Scripture refer to?
The deeper meanings revealed by God
The surface meaning intended by the human author
How Scripture points toward Heaven
How events point to Christ
Which of the following is NOT a type of 'Spiritual Sense' in Scripture?
Allegorical
Literal
Moral
Anagogical
What does the 'Allegorical' sense of Scripture focus on?
How events point to Christ
How Scripture teaches us to live
How Scripture points toward Heaven
The surface meaning of the text
What is the meaning of 'Covenant' in the context of Scripture?
A literary type in the Bible
A sacred, binding promise between God and His people
A belief in many gods
The first five books of the Bible
What is the 'Decalogue' commonly known as?
The first five books of the Bible
The 10 Commandments
A sacred promise between God and His people
A type of mythic writing
What is the term for belief in one God?
Polytheism
Monotheism
Theophany
Covenant
What is the 'Pentateuch' also known as?
The 10 Commandments
The first five books of the Bible
A sacred promise between God and His people
A type of mythic writing
What does 'Theophany' refer to in Scripture?
A belief in many gods
God appearing to humans
A sacred promise between God and His people
The surface meaning of the text
What should students know about the two creation stories in Scripture?
The surface meaning of the stories
The major differences between them
How they point toward Heaven
The literary type of the stories
What is one of the key themes students should understand about covenants with Noah and Abraham?
The literary type of the covenant
Who, what, and why of the covenants
How they point toward Heaven
The surface meaning of the covenants
What is a key characteristic of the creation story in Genesis 1 (Priestly)?
God creates Adam from dust and breathes life.
God creates with words ("Let there be...").
Eve is created from Adam's rib.
Focuses on relationships like husband and wife.
In Genesis 2 (Yahwist), how is Adam created?
From God's words.
From dust, and God breathes life into him.
From water and clay.
From Eve's rib.
What is the sign of the covenant between God and Noah?
Circumcision.
A rainbow.
A dove.
A burning bush.
What is the purpose of the covenant with Abraham?
To restart creation after the flood.
To bless all nations and prepare for Christ.
To create a new set of commandments.
To establish a new temple.
What is a key difference between Genesis 1 and Genesis 2 creation stories?
Genesis 1 is more intimate and descriptive, while Genesis 2 is highly ordered.
Genesis 1 focuses on relationships, while Genesis 2 is highly ordered.
Genesis 1 is highly ordered and transcendent, while Genesis 2 is more intimate and descriptive.
Genesis 1 describes Adam and Eve's relationship, while Genesis 2 does not.
What is the "Who" in the covenant with Noah?
God and Abraham.
God and Noah.
God and Adam.
God and Moses.
What are the signs of the covenant with Abraham?
A rainbow and a dove.
Name change and circumcision.
A burning bush and commandments.
A temple and a flood.
What does the Creation account in Genesis 1–2 show?
God as creator, humans made in God's image
Humanity's disobedience and the beginning of original sin
The first promise of a savior
God's covenant with Noah
What begins in Genesis 3, also known as 'The Fall'?
The first promise of a savior
Humanity's disobedience and the beginning of original sin
God's covenant with Noah
The beginning of salvation history through Abraham
What is the Protoevangelium in Genesis 3:15?
The first promise of a savior
The beginning of salvation history through Abraham
God's covenant with Noah
The binding of Isaac
What does the Flood in Genesis 9 signify?
The beginning of salvation history through Abraham
God renewing creation and making a covenant with Noah
Humanity's disobedience and the beginning of original sin
The foreshadowing of Christ's sacrifice
What begins with the Call of Abram in Genesis 12?
The first promise of a savior
The beginning of salvation history through Abraham
God's covenant with Noah
The binding of Isaac
What does the Binding of Isaac in Genesis 22 foreshadow?
God's covenant with Noah
Christ's sacrifice
The beginning of salvation history through Abraham
Humanity's disobedience and the beginning of original sin
What do the stories of Jacob and Joseph demonstrate?
God working through imperfect people and using evil for good
The first promise of a savior
The beginning of salvation history through Abraham
God's covenant with Noah
Who is Abraham, according to the character identifications?
Covenant son, prefigures Christ in the binding
Renamed Israel; 12 sons become tribes
Father of Israel, covenant partner
God working through imperfect people
Who is Isaac, according to the character identifications?
Covenant son, prefigures Christ in the binding
Renamed Israel; 12 sons become tribes
Father of Israel, covenant partner
God working through imperfect people
Who is Jacob, according to the character identifications?
Covenant son, prefigures Christ in the binding
Renamed Israel; 12 sons become tribes
Father of Israel, covenant partner
God working through imperfect people
Who were Jacob's wives and mothers of tribes?
Rachel and Leah
Ruth and Rahab
Sarah and Hagar
Mary and Martha
Who led the Exodus and received the Law?
David
Moses
Samuel
Solomon
Who was the last judge and anointed Saul and David?
Samuel
Saul
Solomon
Rahab
Who was the first king and was disobedient?
David
Saul
Solomon
Moses
Who is considered the greatest king and had a covenant promising the Messiah?
Solomon
David
Saul
Samuel
Who built the Temple and was known for wisdom?
Solomon
David
Moses
Saul
Who helped Israel at Jericho and was an ancestor of Jesus?
Ruth
Rahab
Rachel
Leah
Who was a loyal Moabite and the great-grandmother of David?
Rahab
Ruth
Rachel
Leah
What was the human mission given to Adam?
Be fruitful, till and keep.
Build a temple, lead the tribes.
Renew creation, create a rainbow.
Lead the Exodus, receive the Law.
What symbolized the renewal of creation in Noah's covenant?
The rainbow
The 10 Commandments
The Passover
The Temple
What were the key elements of Abraham's covenant?
Land, nation, blessing
Law, Passover, 10 Commandments
Garden, dominion, life
Wisdom, temple, kingdom
What were the key elements of Moses' covenant?
Law, Passover, 10 Commandments
Land, nation, blessing
Renewal of creation, rainbow
Garden, dominion, life
What was the promise made to David?
A land flowing with milk and honey.
An everlasting kingdom.
Freedom from slavery.
A divine name revealed at the Burning Bush.
What does the name "Moses" mean?
Chosen by God.
Drawn out of the water.
Leader of the people.
Savior of Israel.
What is the meaning of YHWH as revealed at the Burning Bush?
I AM WHO I AM.
The Almighty God.
The Creator of Heaven and Earth.
The Savior of Israel.
Which of the following is NOT one of the Four Rites of Covenants?
Sacrifice.
Meal.
Oath.
Prayer.
What event is associated with God revealing His name and mission for Moses?
The Ten Plagues.
The Burning Bush.
The Crossing of the Red Sea.
The Golden Calf.
What does the event of Passover foreshadow?
The liberation from slavery.
The judgment of false gods.
Christ's sacrifice.
The breaking of the covenant.
What does the Crossing of the Red Sea symbolize?
Judgment of false gods.
Liberation from slavery.
Breaking of the covenant.
God's divine name.
What happened during the event of the Golden Calf?
God revealed His name to Moses.
Israel broke the covenant, and Moses interceded.
The lamb's blood saved the people.
The Ten Plagues were sent upon Egypt.
What does the "Fall of Jericho" signify in the Old Testament?
Faith over strength
God gives land
Key to Messianic hope
God dwelling with His people
Who asked for a king, marking the shift from judges to monarchy?
David
Solomon
Israel
Jericho
What is the key message of "David defeats Goliath"?
God gives land
Faith over strength
Devotion to the Sacred Heart
Shift from judges to monarchy
What does the "Covenant with David" represent?
God dwelling with His people
Key to Messianic hope
Faith over strength
Gentleness and humility
Who built the First Temple, symbolizing God dwelling with His people?
David
Solomon
Moses
Abraham
Which saint is associated with gentleness, optimism, and practical holiness?
St. Jane de Chantal
St. Margaret Mary Alacoque
St. Francis de Sales
St. Peter
Who founded the Visitation Order?
St. Francis de Sales
St. Jane de Chantal
St. Margaret Mary Alacoque
St. Paul
Which saint is known for devotion to the Sacred Heart?
St. Francis de Sales
St. Jane de Chantal
St. Margaret Mary Alacoque
St. John
Which of the following is NOT one of the Salesian Little Virtues?
Gentleness
Patience
Arrogance
Gratitude
What is one of the major themes of the Old Testament?
Devotion to the Sacred Heart
Human sin and repentance
Practical holiness
Founding of the Visitation Order
What is one of the key themes mentioned in the learning material?
Salvation history
Modern technology
Ancient mythology
Scientific discoveries
Which leaders are mentioned in the context of leadership in Israel?
Abraham, Moses, David
Noah, Solomon, Elijah
Peter, Paul, John
Joshua, Samuel, Saul
What is emphasized as an important aspect of faith in the learning material?
Trust in God
Trust in science
Trust in oneself
Trust in wealth
