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WorksheetsPractice Questions: God, Sacraments, and Seraphim
Total questions: 98
Worksheet time: 49mins
What does "omniscience" mean?
God is everywhere
God loves everyone
God knows all things (past, present, future)
God is all-powerful
Because God is omniscient, He:
Learns new things every day
Knows your future before you live it
Only knows what happened in the past
Can only see what you do, not what you think
What does it mean that God is a "Personal God"?
He only cares about important people
He only talks to priests
We can have a relationship with Him like we do with friends and family
He is a person just like us
A "Personal God" means:
Only adults can know God personally
God doesn't care about our daily lives
God is too far away to know us
We can talk to God and have a real relationship with Him
What are the Sacraments?
Only for priests and nuns
Rules the Church made up
Special prayers we say before bed
Ways to keep us in communion with God, implemented by Jesus
Who implemented the Sacraments?
St. Peter
The apostles
The Pope
Jesus during His ministry
What are Seraphim?
The weakest angels
Human saints in heaven
The strongest of all angels
Another name for apostles
What is the main job of the Seraphim?
To fight demons only
To guard people on earth
To deliver messages
To praise God and be His warriors
What happened at Pentecost?
The Church was destroyed
Jesus died on the cross
Jesus was born
The Holy Spirit enabled the apostles to speak in other tongues and sent them to spread God's word
At Pentecost, the apostles received:
New robes to wear
The Holy Spirit and were sent forth to spread God's word
Money to travel
The ability to perform miracles only
"In Persona Christi" means:
In the person of the Holy Spirit
In the person of the Pope
In the person of Christ
In the person of Mary
When does the priest act "in persona Christi"?
When he greets people after Mass
During the consecration when he says "This is my body... This is my blood"
When he gives the homily
Only on Christmas
When the priest acts "in persona Christi" during…….
He is just remembering Jesus
He is pretending to be Jesus
Nothing really happens
Jesus is actually acting through him to change the bread and wine
What is pride?
Having confidence
Thinking you're better than others or God; refusing to obey God
Being proud of your family
Being happy about your accomplishments
Why is pride called the "first sin"?
It's mentioned first in the Bible
Satan/Lucifer committed it first
It was the first sin humans committed
Adam and Eve were proud
What happened to Lucifer because of his pride?
He was cast out of heaven and became Satan
Nothing happened
He became more powerful
God forgave him immediately
Pride is thinking about how your actions:
Serve the community
Please God
Only help YOU
Help others
What does Baptism do?
Starts our journey with God and allows us to enter His Kingdom
Makes you rich
Only washes away dirt
Is just a celebration
Baptism allows us to:
Never sin again
Enables us to receive future sacraments ie: Holy communion, Confirmation etc
Skip going to Mass
Become priests automatically
The Holy Trinity is:
One God who exists as three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
Three different gods
Jesus and two apostles
Only the Father
The three persons of the Trinity are:
Equal but different
Competing with each other
Not equal to each other
The same exact person
Courage means:
Being the strongest person
Only doing easy things
Doing something despite what may happen to you
Never doing anything scary
An example of courage is:
Going along with bullies so they don't pick on you
Standing up for someone being bullied despite what may happen to you
Only helping when it's easy
Ignoring when someone is being hurt
What does "mission" mean in the Church?
Only for priests
Being sent out to spread the word of God
A building where Mass happens
A vacation
The apostles' mission started at:
Christmas
Easter
The Last Supper
Pentecost
The Kingdom of God is:
A country in the Middle East
God's reign or rule in people's hearts and minds
A physical place with borders
Only heaven
The Kingdom of God is NOT:
God's rule in our lives
About following God
In our hearts
In Mr. Carlson’s class room
What is a parable?
A prayer Jesus taught
A short story using everyday life to reveal a spiritual truth
A true historical account
A miracle Jesus performed
Jesus used parables to:
Write down history
Teach spiritual truths through everyday stories
Only entertain people
Confuse people
How many apostles did Jesus have?
7
10
12
24
Who were the apostles' successors?
Bishops
Deacons
Cardinals
Priests
Who was the first Pope?
Paul
Peter
John
James
Who are the St. Peters' successors?
Pope
Cardinals
Father Calbro and all priest’s
Mr. Carlson
What is repentance?
Only feeling bad
Turning away from sin and back to God; being truly sorry
Making excuses for sin
Just saying sorry without meaning it
The Sacrament of Penance:
Is optional for Catholics
Forgives sins committed after Baptism with the help of a priest
Only priests can receive
Doesn't require real sorrow
What does Confirmation do?
Is the same as First Communion
We receive the Holy Spirit to complete our Sacraments of Initiation
Makes you a priest
Replaces Baptism
The Holy Eucharist is:
Just a symbol of Jesus
Regular bread and wine
Only for special occasions
The body, blood, soul, and divinity of Jesus under the appearances of bread and wine
The Pope is:
Just a regular bishop
The Bishop of Rome and leader of the entire Catholic Church
Only in charge of Italy
Elected by the people
What are Cardinals?
Bishops chosen by the Pope to be special advisors
Higher than the Pope
Only priests in Rome
The same as bishops
Where do most priests serve?
In Rome
Only overseas
In a parish (local church community)
Only in cathedrals
Who can ordain priests?
Other priests
Cardinals
Bishops
The Pope only
What can a priest do?
Lead a diocese
Ordain other priests
Become Pope immediately
Celebrate Mass, hear confessions, baptize, witness marriages
A Bishop is:
A priest who received the fullness of Holy Orders
Lower than a priest
The same as a cardinal
Only in charge of one church
Why do Cardinals wear red?
The Pope told them to
It's just tradition
To show they're willing to die for the faith
It looks nice
When God presented himself to Isaiah what did he see?
Jesus on the cross
The burning bush
Moses with the Ten Commandments
God on His throne with seraphim
What was Isaiah's response when God asked "Whom shall I send?"
"I'm too young"
"Send someone else"
"Here I am, send me!"
"Sure!"
How does Isaiah's Great Commission relate to Pentecost?
They both involve being sent out to spread God's word
They have nothing in common
They happened at the same time
Only Isaiah had a commission
Why is the Messiah's counsel "wonderful"?
Because of His omniscience - He knows all things (past, present, future)
Because it's easy to follow
Because people like it
Because it makes everyone happy
When Isaiah calls Jesus "Mighty God," he is saying:
This child IS God
Jesus is God's favorite
Jesus is a powerful human
Jesus is like God
Elijah's name means:
"Fire from heaven"
"My God is Yahweh"
"God is great"
"Servant of God"
During Elijah's time, who was the worst king of Israel?
Solomon
Ahab
Saul
David
What was Israel's main problem during Elijah's time?
Worshiping Baal (fake god of storms/rain) instead of the real God
Foreign invasion
Poverty
Too many prophets
Where did God send Elijah to hide?
In Egypt
In the palace
East of Jordan, OUTSIDE Israel
In Jerusalem
When Elijah met the widow of Zarephath, what did she have?
A large house
Only enough flour and oil for ONE last meal
Plenty of food
Many servants
What happened when the widow trusted Elijah?
Nothing changed
Flour and oil NEVER ran out for 2+ years
She lost everything
She became rich
What happened to the widow's son?
He grew up to be a prophet
He left home
He died, then Elijah prayed and he came BACK TO LIFE
Nothing happened to him
King Solomon was the son of:
Abraham
Moses
King David
King Saul
Which prophet had a vision that led him to say, "Here I am, send me!"?
Elijah in the desert vision
Isaiah in the temple vision
Jeremiah in a night dream
Ezekiel by the river vision
What does the title "Wonderful Counselor" mainly emphasize?
Perfect wisdom and guidance
Military strength and power
Royal birth and lineage
Temple law and rituals
Why is the Messiah’s counsel called "wonderful"?
He knows all things omniscient
He defeats every army
He builds grand temples
He changes laws often
What is one way people can receive the Counselor’s guidance?
By prayer and reading scripture
By voting in assemblies
By paying temple taxes
By traveling to distant shrines
Which idea matches "Everlasting Father" in Hebrew culture?
Provider and protector role
Scholar and poet role
Soldier and hunter role
Judge and tax collector role
What relationship shift is taught by "Everlasting Father"?
God has a personal relationship
God is distant and unknown
God speaks only to kings
God rules without compassion
Which list best represents aspects of a father in Hebrew culture?
Wealth, fame, popularity
Authority, identity, inheritance
Travel, trade, festivals
Games, music, hobbies
What does "Prince of Peace" suggest about shalom?
Law code for the temple
War strategy with courage
Language lesson in Hebrew
Peace deeper than just calm
Elijah announced a drought to King Ahab. How long did he say there would be no rain?
No rain for three years
No rain for two years
No rain for seven years
No rain for one year
While hiding by the brook, how did Elijah receive daily food?
Angels brought hot meals
Ravens delivered bread and meat
Villagers shared stored grain
He harvested wild figs nearby
Why did the drought challenge Baal’s reputation among the people?
Baal demanded more sacrifices during winter
Baal was believed to control storms and rain
Baal was the god of war and victory
Baal protected travelers on long journeys
At Zarephath, what did Elijah first ask the poor widow to do?
Make him bread first and trust God
Build a small shelter for him
Fetch water from the city well
Sell her last oil for offering
What ongoing miracle happened in the widow’s home after she trusted Elijah’s word?
Her house became full of gold coins
Her cattle doubled in number quickly
Her vineyard produced grapes in winter
Her flour and oil never ran out for years
What did Elijah do when the widow’s son died?
Buried him outside the town
Left for Judah to find a healer
Carried him to the king for judgment
Prayed and the boy came back to life
On Mount Carmel, how many prophets of Baal did Elijah challenge?
Four hundred fifty prophets
Two hundred prophets
Six hundred prophets
Three hundred prophets
In the Mount Carmel contest, what happened after Baal’s prophets prayed all day?
A small fire burned the wood
Nothing happened at their altar
A gentle rain ended the drought
Lightning struck the altar twice
After Elijah’s prayer on Mount Carmel, what was burned up by the heavenly fire?
Sacrifice, wood, stones, soil, and water
Sacrifice and wood but not water
Only the sacrifice on the altar
Only the water around the altar
Elijah’s name carries a message. What does it mean?
Messenger from the desert
Servant of the king
My God is Yahweh
Voice of the storms
During whose reign did Elijah serve as prophet in Israel?
King Solomon and Queen Naamah
King Ahab and Queen Jezebel
King David and Queen Bathsheba
King Saul and Queen Michal
Solomon asked God for something when offered anything. What did he request?
Long life without sickness
Victory over his enemies
Riches and honor immediately
Wisdom to rule the people
Solomon showed wisdom in a famous case involving two mothers. What was the dispute about?
Ownership of a field
A lost treasure chest
Access to temple offerings
One living baby claimed by both
Which books are traditionally linked to Solomon’s wisdom?
Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel
Psalms, Ruth, Esther
Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon
Joshua, Judges, Samuel
Solomon’s many foreign marriages caused trouble. What key issue did they bring?
Scarcity of grain during winter
More taxes for the kingdom
Permission for worship of false gods
Loss of royal guards at borders
What does the term “omniscience” mean in theology?
He is loving and merciful
He is powerful over nature
He knows all things always
He is present in all places
Which phrase best explains "In Persona Christi" during Mass?
Priest prays silently like Christ
Priest represents Christ while consecrating
Priest speaks to Christ in private
Priest remembers Christ after Communion
Which statement describes the Kingdom of God for believers?
A kingdom with a human king
A physical place on a map
God’s reign in hearts and minds
A temple built of stone
What does repentance primarily involve?
Promising to sin less someday
Turning away from sin to God
Explaining sins to many people
Ignoring sins until later
Which example shows courage as a virtue?
Keeping quiet so trouble avoids you
Standing up for someone being bullied
Ignoring when others are hurt
Laughing along with mean jokes
What is pride described as in the material?
Admitting your mistakes quickly
Thinking you’re better than others
Caring for everyone equally
Serving God before yourself
What event enabled the Apostles to speak in other tongues?
Baptism in the Jordan River
Annunciation to Mary by Gabriel
Pentecost with the Spirit’s help
Passover with family meals
What is the purpose of sacraments as listed?
Keep us in communion with God
Celebrate only special holidays
Teach us history of the Church
Provide rules for daily life
Which description fits "Personal God"?
We can have a relationship with God
God stays distant and unknown
God is an idea not a person
We reach God only through angels
Which angelic group is called the strongest with a role to praise and defend?
Thrones as judging spirits
Archangels as holy messengers
Cherubim as singing children
Seraphim as strongest angels
What begins a Christian’s journey into God’s Kingdom?
Confirmation at middle school
Baptism as the starting point
Daily prayer before meals
Ordination for church leaders
Peter is identified in the vocabulary bank as which figure?
A prophet from Babylon
A monk from the desert
A bishop from Antioch
First Pope buried in Rome
What are parables designed to do?
Describe history with many long details
Reveal spiritual truth using everyday life
Explain complex laws with technical words
Predict future events with exact dates
Which statement about the Holy Trinity is emphasized?
One God in three equal persons
Three gods who share one temple
One person who uses three names
Two persons and one powerful angel
Which action best demonstrates a vice?
Helping friends study for exams
Serving others before yourself
Choosing what is wrong and harmful
Telling the truth when it is hard
Which summary of Lucifer’s fall matches the vocabulary bank?
Fear caused him to leave heaven quietly
Jealousy made him apologize to God
Laziness kept him from praising God
Pride led him to rebel and be cast out
What does the Latin phrase "in persona Christi" mean?
In the person of Christ
In the personality of Christ
In the place of Christ
In replacement of Christ
Which is a sacraments of Christian initiation?
Matrimony
Penance and reconciliation
Information
Confirmation
