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7th grade midterm study guide

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which apostle was originally named Simon?

a)

Andrew

b)

Peter

c)

Philip

d)

James the Less

2.

Which apostle was a tax collector?

a)

Matthew

b)

Thomas

c)

Simon the Zealot

d)

Bartholomew

3.

Who betrayed Jesus?

a)

Judas Iscariot

b)

Matthew

c)

Philip

d)

James the Greater

4.

Who denied Jesus three times?

a)

Thomas

b)

Peter

c)

Andrew

d)

John

5.

Who is called “the disciple whom Jesus loved”?

a)

Matthew

b)

John

c)

James the Less

d)

Thaddeus

6.

Which apostle is the brother of John?

a)

Peter

b)

Andrew

c)

James the Greater

d)

Thomas

7.

Who replaced Judas Iscariot?

a)

Barnabas

b)

Matthias

c)

Silas

d)

Titus

8.

Which apostle is traditionally believed to have preached in India?

a)

Jude

b)

Matthew

c)

Thomas

d)

Philip

9.

Which apostle is called “Didymus”?

a)

James

b)

Andrew

c)

Thomas

d)

Bartholomew

10.

Who was the brother of Peter?

a)

John

b)

Andrew

c)

Matthew

d)

James the Less

11.

Who is known as “James the Greater”?

a)

James the son of Zebedee

b)

James the son of Alphaeus

c)

James of Jerusalem

d)

James the nephew of Peter

12.

Who is known as “James the Less”?

a)

James son of Zebedee

b)

James son of Alphaeus

c)

James of Jerusalem

d)

James of Judea

13.

Who is also called “Thaddeus”?

a)

Simon the Zealot

b)

Jude

c)

Philip

d)

Matthew

14.

Which apostle came from Cana?

a)

Bartholomew

b)

Andrew

c)

Jude

d)

Philip

15.

Who doubted the Resurrection until seeing Jesus’ wounds?

a)

Philip

b)

Thomas

c)

Matthew

d)

Simon

16.

Which apostle wrote the Book of Revelation?

a)

Paul

b)

John

c)

Peter

d)

Matthew

17.

Which apostle was nicknamed “the Zealot”?

a)

Simon

b)

Philip

c)

James

d)

Jude

18.

Tradition says this apostle was skinned alive:

a)

Bartholomew

b)

Jude

c)

Matthew

d)

Philip

19.

Who asked Jesus, “Show us the Father”?

a)

Andrew

b)

Philip

c)

James the Less

d)

Thomas

20.

Which apostle brought Bartholomew to Jesus?

a)

Andrew

b)

Peter

c)

Philip

d)

Matthew

21.

Which Gospel is first in canonical order?

a)

Mark

b)

Luke

c)

Matthew

d)

John

22.

Which Gospel is symbolized by a winged lion?

a)

Luke

b)

Matthew

c)

Mark

d)

John

23.

Which Gospel writer was a physician?

a)

Luke

b)

Matthew

c)

Mark

d)

John

24.

Which Gospel is symbolized by the eagle?

a)

Matthew

b)

Mark

c)

Luke

d)

John

25.

Which Gospel writer was an eyewitness apostle?

a)

Mark

b)

Luke

c)

Matthew

d)

John

26.

Which Gospel is symbolized by a winged man or angel?

a)

Mark

b)

Matthew

c)

John

d)

Luke

27.

Which Gospel emphasizes Jesus’ divinity?

a)

Mark

b)

Matthew

c)

Luke

d)

John

28.

The Sermon on the Mount appears primarily in which Gospel?

a)

Mark

b)

John

c)

Matthew

d)

Luke

29.

Which Gospel begins with “In the beginning was the Word”?

a)

Luke

b)

John

c)

Matthew

d)

Mark

30.

Which Gospels contain the Infancy Narratives?

a)

Matthew and Mark

b)

Mark and Luke

c)

Matthew and Luke

d)

Luke and John

31.

Matthew’s Infancy Narrative includes:

a)

Visit of shepherds

b)

Flight into Egypt

c)

Jesus in the Temple at age 12

d)

Gabriel visiting Mary

32.

Luke’s Infancy Narrative includes:

a)

Visit of the Magi

b)

Birth announcement to Zechariah

c)

Flight into Egypt

d)

Massacre of the infants

33.

A major theme of the Infancy Narratives is:

a)

Jesus’ adult miracles

b)

God’s plan of salvation

c)

Jesus’ crucifixion

d)

Pauline letters

34.

Which Gospels are called Synoptic?

a)

Matthew, Mark, Luke

b)

Matthew, Mark, John

c)

Mark, Luke, John

d)

Matthew, Luke, John

35.

Why are they called “Synoptic”?

a)

Written at the same time

b)

Similar content and viewpoint

c)

Copied word-for-word

d)

Longest Gospels

36.

Which Gospel is NOT Synoptic?

a)

Luke

b)

Mark

c)

John

d)

Matthew

37.

Why is John not considered Synoptic?

a)

Written later

b)

Different style and theology

c)

Didn’t know the others

d)

Written in Greek

38.

Mark’s lion symbol fits because:

a)

He begins with shepherds

b)

He stresses sacrifice

c)

John the Baptist cries out in the wilderness

d)

He focuses on divinity

39.

Luke’s ox symbol fits because:

a)

Emphasizes priesthood and sacrifice

b)

Focuses on Mary

c)

Focuses on miracles

d)

Begins with genealogy

40.

Matthew’s man or angel symbol fits because:

a)

Emphasizes Jesus’ humanity and genealogy

b)

Emphasizes divinity

c)

Focuses on Resurrection

d)

Focuses on John the Baptist

41.

Which is the First Commandment?

a)

You shall not steal

b)

You shall not kill

c)

You shall have no other gods before me

d)

Honor your father and mother

42.

Which is the Second Commandment?

a)

You shall not bear false witness

b)

You shall not take the Lord’s name in vain

c)

Remember the Sabbath

d)

You shall not covet

43.

Which is the Third Commandment?

a)

Remember the Sabbath day

b)

You shall not covet

c)

You shall not steal

d)

Honor parents

44.

Which is the Fourth Commandment?

a)

Honor your father and mother

b)

You shall not kill

c)

You shall not commit adultery

d)

You shall not bear false witness

45.

Which is the Fifth Commandment?

a)

You shall not kill

b)

You shall not covet

c)

You shall not steal

d)

Remember the Sabbath

46.

Which is the Fifth Commandment?

a)

You shall not kill

b)

You shall not covet

c)

You shall not steal

d)

Remember the Sabbath

47.

Which is the Sixth Commandment?

a)

You shall not commit adultery

b)

You shall not bear false witness

c)

You shall not steal

d)

You shall not covet

48.

Which is the Seventh Commandment?

a)

You shall not steal

b)

You shall not kill

c)

You shall not covet

d)

You shall not commit adultery

49.

Which is the Eighth Commandment?

a)

You shall not steal

b)

Honor parents

c)

You shall not kill

d)

You shall not bear false witness

50.

Which is the Ninth Commandment?

a)

You shall not bear false witness

b)

You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife

c)

You shall not covet

d)

Honor parents

51.

Which is the Tenth Commandment?

a)

You shall not covet your neighbor’s goods

b)

You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife

c)

You shall not kill

d)

You shall not steal

52.

Which of the following is a cardinal virtue?

a)

Charity

b)

Prudence

c)

Faith

d)

Hope

53.

Which virtue helps us make good decisions?

a)

Prudence

b)

Fortitude

c)

Justice

d)

Temperance

54.

Which virtue helps control desires and pleasures?

a)

Justice

b)

Temperance

c)

Fortitude

d)

Prudence

55.

Which virtue helps us face difficulties faithfully?

a)

Fortitude

b)

Prudence

c)

Justice

d)

Temperance

56.

Which virtue gives each person their due?

a)

Fortitude

b)

Justice

c)

Prudence

d)

Temperance

57.

Are cardinal virtues and capital virtues the same thing?

a)

no

b)

yes

58.

Which capital virtue opposes greed?

a)

Avarice

b)

Generosity

c)

Prudence

d)

Fortitude

59.

Which cardinal virtue opposes sloth?

a)

Prudence

b)

Fortitude

c)

Temperance

d)

Justice

60.

Which cardinal virtue opposes gluttony?

a)

Temperance

b)

Justice

c)

Fortitude

d)

Prudence

61.

What capital virtue opposes lust?

a)

Chastity

b)

temperance

c)

Justice

d)

Prudence

62.

Another word for wrath is:

a)

Pride

b)

Anger

c)

Sloth

d)

Envy

63.

Another word for greed is:

a)

Avarice

b)

Envy

c)

Lust

d)

Gluttony

64.

Another word for sloth is:

a)

Laziness

b)

Anger

c)

Pride

d)

Envy

65.

Another word for gluttony is:

a)

Overindulgence

b)

Envy

c)

Lust

d)

Avarice

66.

Another word for lust is:

a)

Desire

b)

Covetousness

c)

Passion

d)

Sexual sin

67.

Which theological virtue is belief in God?

a)

Charity

b)

Faith

c)

Hope

d)

Prudence

68.

Which theological virtue is love of God and neighbor?

a)

Faith

b)

Hope

c)

Charity

d)

Temperance

69.

Which theological virtue is trust in God’s promises?

a)

Hope

b)

Faith

c)

Charity

d)

Fortitude

70.

Which theological virtue strengthens our relationship with God?

a)

Charity

b)

Prudence

c)

Fortitude

d)

Justice

71.

Which theological virtue motivates us to help others for God?

a)

Hope

b)

Charity

c)

Faith

d)

Temperance

72.

Which of the following is a deadly sin?

a)

Patience

b)

Gluttony

c)

Kindness

d)

Charity

73.

Pride is the opposite of which virtue?

a)

Humility

b)

Justice

c)

Temperance

d)

Faith

74.

Envy is the opposite of which capital virtue?

a)

Kindness

b)

Charity

c)

Gratitude

d)

Prudence

75.

Sloth is the opposite of which virtue?

a)

Diligence

b)

Temperance

c)

Justice

d)

Fortitude

76.

Lust is the opposite of which virtue?

a)

Chastity

b)

Humility

c)

Prudence

d)

Faith

77.

Which is a Corporal Work of Mercy?

a)

Instructing the ignorant

b)

Feeding the hungry

c)

Forgiving offenses

d)

Comforting the sorrowful

78.

Visiting the sick is a:

a)

Spiritual Work

b)

Corporal Work

c)

Cardinal Virtue

d)

Theological Virtue

79.

Clothing the naked is a:

a)

Spiritual Work

b)

Corporal Work

c)

Cardinal Virtue

d)

Theological Virtue

80.

Burying the dead is a:

a)

Spiritual Work

b)

Corporal Work

c)

Cardinal Virtue

d)

Theological Virtue

81.

Giving drink to the thirsty is a:

a)

Spiritual Work

b)

Corporal Work

c)

Cardinal Virtue

d)

Theological Virtue

82.

Instructing the ignorant is a:

a)

Spiritual Work

b)

Corporal Work

c)

Cardinal Virtue

d)

Theological Virtue

83.

Advising the doubtful is a:

a)

Spiritual Work

b)

Corporal Work

c)

Cardinal Virtue

d)

Theological Virtue

84.

Comforting the sorrowful is a:

a)

Spiritual Work

b)

Corporal Work

c)

Cardinal Virtue

d)

Theological Virtue

85.

Forgiving offenses is a:

a)

Spiritual Work

b)

Corporal Work

c)

Cardinal Virtue

d)

Theological Virtue

86.

Praying for the living and the dead is a:

a)

Spiritual Work

b)

Corporal Work

c)

Cardinal Virtue

d)

Theological Virtue

87.

Which prayer begins the Rosary?

a)

Our Father

b)

Hail Mary

c)

Glory Be

d)

Apostles’ Creed

88.

How many decades are in the Rosary?

a)

3

b)

5

c)

10

d)

15

89.

Which prayer ends each decade?

a)

Our Father

b)

Hail Mary

c)

Glory Be

d)

Fatima Prayer

90.

The Fatima Prayer is said:

a)

At the beginning

b)

After each decade

c)

Only at the end

d)

During mysteries

91.

The Rosary Meditates on

a)

Apostles

b)

the lives and mysteries of Christ and Mary

c)

10 commandments

d)

deadly sins

92.

The Our Father is prayed

a)

at the end of each decade

b)

only at the end of the rosary

c)

at the beginning of each decade

d)

only at the beginning of the rosary

93.

Which of the following is a Joyful Mystery?

a)

Baptism of Jesus

b)

Annunciation

c)

Crucifixion

d)

Resurrection

94.

Which of the following is a Luminous Mystery?

a)

Baptism of Jesus

b)

Agony in the Garden

c)

the visitation

d)

the finding in the temple

95.

Which of the following is a sorrowful mystery?

a)

nativity

b)

agony in the garden

c)

baptism in the river Jordan

d)

wedding feast at Cana

96.

Which of the following is NOT A Glorious Mystery?

a)

Resurrection

b)

Annunciation

c)

Assumption

d)

Ascension

97.

How many mysteries are there in all 4 sets COMBINED?

a)

5

b)

4

c)

10

d)

20

98.

The Coronation of Mary belongs to which set of mysteries?

a)

Joyful

b)

Glorious

c)

Sorrowful

d)

Luminous

99.

When were the Luminous Mysteries added?

a)

2001

b)

2002

c)

2003

d)

2004

100.

Who added the Luminous Mysteries?

a)

Pope Benedict

b)

Pope St. John Paul II

c)

Pope John Paul I

d)

Pope Francis