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WorksheetsReligion 9 FINAL EXAM Review
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 38mins
What is the most recent ecumenical council to initiate long-term changes in the Church?
Council of Trent
Second Vatican Council
Council of Nicaea
Which of the following is NOT a title for Jesus:
Son of God
Abba
Christ
Church dogma that teaches that Jesus was conceived through the Virgin Mary by the power of the Holy Spirit without the cooperation of a human father is known as...
Virgin Birth
Incarnation
Immaculate Conception
Who was the Roman governor who sentenced Jesus to death by crucifixion?
Herod Antipas
Pontius Pilate
Emperor Caesar
What is evangelization?
Bringing the Good News of Jesus Christ to others
Speaking false truths about dogma publicly
Formal expulsion from the Church
What is a regional grouping of churches, schools, and ministries, overseen and led by a bishop?
Schism
Diocese
Parish
The God who is a mystery is most fully revealed in the Church, beginning with the Apostles.
True
False
God is a mystery because the human mind cannot completely understand his infinity, even in Heaven.
True
False
While the Church encourages us to receive Holy Communion at each Mass, we must be in a state of sanctifying grace.
True
False
The relationship between God and humans that results in a body of beliefs and a set of practices, creed, and a code is known as...?
Religion
Faith
Dogma
What is the Magisterium of the Church?
Official teaching body of the Church
Sacred traditions and practices passed down from the Apostles
The beliefs and practices passed down from Jesus to the Apostles and the Apostles to us
An open-ended contract of love between God and human beings is known as...?
Sacred Tradition
Parable
Covenant
What is dogma?
Denial of the faith by a baptized Christian
Split within the Church due to failure to accept the authority of the Pope
Central truth of the faith that Catholics are required to believe
The Second Coming of Jesus Christ is known as...
The Paraclete
Paschal Mystery
Parousia
The heresy that claimed Jesus was created by God, but not equal to God is...
Arianism
Deism
Nestorianism
Jesus gave himself to us by sending the Holy Spirit, whom he called the...
Paraclete
Spirit of God
Paschal Mystery
What is a theophany?
An appearance or manifestation of God to humans
Jesus' arrival at the Second Coming
Open-ended contract of love between God and humans.
Which of the following is NOT a symbol of the Holy Spirit:
Tongues of fire
Anointing with oil
Incense
God's gift of friendship and life that enables us to share his life and his love is known as...
charism
Creation
grace
When the Trinity is explained in terms of God alone without any reference to human beings is known as...
Immanent Trinity
Salvific Trinity
Blessed Trinity
What is the correct hierarchy structure of the Church?
Pope, Laity, Bishops/Archbishops, Deacons/Priests, Cardinals
Pope, Cardinals, Bishops/Archbishops, Deacons/Priests, Laity
Pope, Bishops/Archbishops, Deacons/Priests, Cardinals, Laity
What is the official public prayers and rituals of the Church?
Laity
Evangelization
Liturgy
An outward, visible sign of an invisible grace and Jesus' presence in our lives is known as...
sacrament
snctification
salvation
What is a catechumen?
A newly initiated Catholic
An individual who has received the Sacraments of Initation
An unbaptized individual who is preparing to receive the Sacraments of Initiation
What is a neophyte?
A newly baptized Catholic
An unbaptized individual who is preparing to receive the Sacraments of Initiation
An individual who has received the Sacraments of Initiation
What are the Sacraments of Initiation?
Anointing of the Sick and Penance
Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist
Holy Orders and Matrimony
What are the Sacraments of Healing?
Anointing of the Sick and Penance
Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist
Holy Orders and Matrimony
What are the Sacraments of Ministry?
Anointing of the Sick and Penance
Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist
Holy Orders and Matrimony
Both Scripture and Tradition firmly teach that the Triune God created to redeem His creatures from their sin.
True
False
Creation is the result of God's love, wisdom, and great desire to share his beauty, truth, goodness, and life.
True
False
The first verse in the Bible says that God is the creator of all that exists outside himself.
True
False
Both Scripture and Tradition firmly teach that the Triune God created the world out of his wisdom and love to show forth and communicate his glory.
True
False
The God who is a mystery is most fully revealed in the Church, beginning with the Apostles.
True
False
The word mystery in the New Testament refers to God's saving plan gradually revealed to humans.
True
False
God is a mystery because the human mind cannot completely understand his infinity, even in Heaven.
True
False
The God who is a mystery is most fully revealed in the Blessed Trinity: God as Father, God as Son, and God as Holy Spirit.
True
False
Only Jesus used the imposition of hands to signify the giving of the Holy Spirit.
True
False
Water can be symbol of both life and death, but Jesus associated it with Baptism.
True
False
The symbol of the dove represents many things, including: life, purification, gentleness, virtue, and peace.
True
False
Jesus and the Apostles used the imposition of hands to signify the giving of the Holy Spirit.
True
False
Each Catholic has a role to play as prophets, teachers, healers, etc.
True
False
The Church is a mystical communion by the power of the Holy Spirit.
True
False
The Eucharist incorporates us into the Body of Christ.
True
False
Baptism incorporates us into the Body of Christ.
True
False
While the Church encourages us to receive Holy Communion at each Mass, we must be in a state of sanctifying grace.
True
False
In the Eucharist, our Christ is symbolically present in the consecrated species of bread and wine.
True
False
The Eucharist nourishes us into Christ's Body, the Church.
True
False
In the Eucharist, our Christ is truly and really present in the consecrated species of bread and wine.
True
False
What is a monotheistic religion?
(a)
What is a polytheistic religion?
(a)
Describe the following book(s) of the New Testament: The Gospels
(a)
Describe the following book(s) of the New Testament: The Acts of the Apostles
(a)
Describe the following book(s) of the New Testament: The Letters/Epistles
(a)
Describe the following book(s) of the New Testament: The Catholic Letters
(a)
Describe the following book(s) of the New Testament: The Revelation of John
(a)
What is the Domestic Church?
(a)
What is transubstantiation?
(a)
What is the primary mission of the Holy Spirit?
(a)
What are the four stages of the OCIA process?
(a)
How do Catholics participate in the three offices of Christ's ministry: Priest
(a)
How do Catholics participate in the three offices of Christ's ministry: Prophet
(a)
How do Catholics participate in the three offices of Christ's ministry: King
(a)
