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WorksheetsSacraments and Catholic Doctrine Worksheet
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which are Sacraments of Initiation?
Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation
Orders, Matrimony, Penance
Eucharist only
Confirmation only
Which sacrament gives healing grace?
Matrimony
Confirmation
Penance
Orders
Which sacrament leaves an indelible spiritual mark?
Eucharist
Baptism
Matrimony
Anointing of the Sick
Sacramental grace unites the faithful primarily to:
The priest
The Church building
Christ
Tradition
There are __________ Sacraments in the Catholic Church.
6
7
8
9
The essential matter of Baptism is __________.
water
oil
bread
incense
Baptism is necessary for:
Priesthood
Salvation
Marriage
Old age
Which Trinitarian formula is valid?
Creator, Redeemer, Sanctifier
In Jesus’ name only
Father, Son, Holy Spirit
Holy Church baptizes you
Who can baptize in an emergency?
Bishop only
Priest only
Anyone with proper intention
Deacon only
Which sin remains after Baptism?
Mortal sin
Original sin
Venial sin
No sin
At Mass, bread and wine become the __________ and Blood of Christ.
Body
Soul
Spirit
Memory
Who instituted the Eucharist?
Jesus Christ
The Apostles
Moses
The Church
The Eucharist was instituted at the __________ Supper.
Passover
Last
First
Wedding
A person conscious of mortal sin must __________ before Communion.
Pray only
Confess
Fast longer
Give alms
The matter of Confirmation includes anointing with:
Water
Oil of catechumens
Sacred Chrism
Incense
Confirmation empowers Christians to:
Avoid society
Witness Christ publicly
Replace Baptism
Lead Mass
Confirmation can be received:
Only once
Twice
Yearly
Every Mass
Who can confer Holy Orders?
Pope only
Priest
Bishop
Deacon
Priests act in the person of:
The Pope
Christ
The Bishop
The Church
Who can receive this sacrament?
Only the dying
Only the elderly
Anyone seriously ill
Children only
Matrimony is a covenant between a man and a __________.
Woman
Child
Priest
Angel
A valid Catholic marriage requires:
Wealth
Consent
Age
Culture
Which is contrary to Matrimony?
Fidelity
Openness to life
Adultery
Love
Absolution is given by:
God alone
The priest
The bishop
The pope
Confession is recommended how often?
Once in life
Once a year at least
Every Mass
Never
Which prayer is Trinitarian?
Hail Mary
Glory Be
Rosary
Memorare
Which prayer asks Mary’s intercession?
Creed
Our Father
Hail Mary
Glory Be
The Church is One, Holy, Catholic, and __________.
Apostolic
Democratic
Local
Modern
Apostolic succession refers to:
Popes only
Bishops in line from apostles
Priests
Deacons
Catholic means:
Roman
Universal
Local
European
Which symbol represents the Holy Spirit?
Fire
Bread
Cross
Crown
The Holy Spirit descended at Pentecost as:
Rain
Fire and wind
Light only
Silence
The Spirit was promised by:
Moses
Isaiah
Jesus
Peter
The Holy Spirit is the __________ Person of the Trinity
First
Second
Third
Fourth
The Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father and the __________.
Son
Church
Angels
Apostles
How many theological virtues are there?
2
3
4
5
Which of these is a theological virtue?
Prudence
Hope
Justice
Fortitude
Which of these is a cardinal virtue?
Faith
Love
Charity
Prudence
Charity means:
Love of neighbor
Love of God and neighbor
Helping poor
Giving donations
Prudence helps us to:
Tell the truth
Make good decisions
Be patient
Be brave
Justice means:
Giving to others what they deserve
Being silent
Avoiding sin
Fasting
Fortitude helps us to:
Pray more
Be bold and endure difficulties
Give forgiveness
Learn scriptures
Temperance helps us to:
Control desires
Study
Evangelize
Speak truth
How many gifts of the Holy Spirit are there?
5
7
10
12
Which is a gift of the Holy Spirit?
Wisdom
Charity
Humility
Faith
Fear of the Lord means:
Being scared
Respecting God
Hiding from God
Disobeying
Counsel helps us:
Make wise choices
Sleep
Eat well
Read
Understanding helps us understand:
Math
God’s word
Politics
Economics
Fortitude gives us:
Courage
Riches
Popularity
Power
Piety helps us to:
Pray devoutly
Fear death
Be selfish
Gossip
