WorksheetsSACR Unit 1: Liturgy Review
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 18mins
The Liturgy is primarily the work of God, and can be defined by which three characteristics?
Doctrinal teaching, moral exhortation, and sacramental theology
Private, silent, and individual meditation
Spontaneous, informal, and optional gathering
Official, public, and communal prayer
What do we call the Passion, Death, Resurrection, and Ascension of Jesus?
Paschal Mystery
Incarnation
Pentecost
Transfiguration
Which of the following books is NOT used at Mass
Roman Missal
Lectionary
Book of the Gospels
Rites of the Catholic Church
Liturgy of the Hours
What do we call the treasure of the Church handed on from the time of the Apostles and contained in Scripture and Tradition?
Deposit of Faith
Magisterium
Sacramental economy
Traditio
"T"radition refers to doctrine and does not change, "t"radition refers to practices that can change. T or F
True
False
Something that can make Christ present to us can be called what?
A doctrine
A parable
A sacrament
A creed
In what ways is Christ NOT present in the Liturgy?
In the priest
In the assembly
In the scriptures
In the Eucharist
The Choir
What are the three levels of liturgical celebrations?
Advent, Lent, Easter
High Mass, Low Mass, Vespers
Solemnity, Feast, Memorial
Ordinary Time, Triduum, Pentecost
During what three days do we celebrate the Easter Triduum?
Holy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday
Palm Sunday, Good Friday, Easter Sunday
Holy Thursday, Easter Sunday, Pentecost
Ash Wednesday, Good Friday, Easter Sunday
What do we celebrate in Ordinary Time?
The waiting for Christmas
The life of Jesus—His teachings, miracles, and mission
The Resurrection and victory over death
The birth of the Church
What are some reasons the liturgy developed differently in different places?
Architectural styles were standardized across regions
Uniform Roman legislation and identical cultural practices
Translations of Scripture were identical everywhere
Different original evangelizers and different local customs
Which apostle helped develop the Byzantine Liturgy?
St. John the Greater
St. Peter
St. James the Lesser
St. Thomas
As a result of the Schism of 1054, the Catholic Church developed into what two Churches?
The Roman Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church
The Anglican Church and the Lutheran Church
The Eastern Catholic Churches and the Reformed Churches
The Byzantine Church and the Coptic Church
Why does the Byzantine Liturgy use leavened bread instead of unleavened bread?
o symbolize the Exodus from Egypt
Because Christ is risen, so the bread is risen as wellT
Because leavened bread is easier to distribute
To distinguish it from the Roman Rite for historical reasons only
In the Eastern Churches, instead of sacraments they are called what?
Mysteries
Icons
Rites
Traditio
What is actual grace?
God’s intervention in our life
the habitual state given by Baptism
the grace of Baptism
habitual sanctification
Which statement best expresses what Ex Opere Operato means in relation to the sacraments?
By the Church’s authority: sacraments work only when celebrated in Rome
By the minister’s personal holiness: sacraments confer grace only when the priest is in a state of grace
By the recipient’s faith alone: sacraments work only for those who profess belief
By the work worked: regardless of the holiness of the minister or recipient, the sacraments always bear some grace and are what they are said to be
Which sequence lists the seasons in order?
Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter, Pentecost
Advent, Lent, Christmas, Triduum, Easter, Pentecost, First Ordinary Time, Second Ordinary Time
Christmas, Advent, Lent, Easter, Triduum, Pentecost, Ordinary Time
Advent, Christmas, First Ordinary Time, Lent, Triduum, Easter, Pentecost, Second Ordinary Time
Which element is NOT necessary for each sacrament?
Matter
Form
Disposition
Intent
What is the liturgical color for Ordinary time?
Gold/White
Purple
Red
Green
What is the liturgical color for Advent?
Green
Purple
Red
White
What is the liturgical color for Christmas?
Green
Gold/White
White
Purple
What is the liturgical color for Pentecost?
Gold
White
Red
Green
What is the liturgical color for Lent?
Purple
Green
Red
White
According to the table, what is the liturgical color for Easter?
Red
Gold/White
Purple
Green
What is the symbolism for the color of Advent?
Penance
Joy
Growth
Waiting
What is the symbolism for the color of Ordinary Time?
Joy
Waiting
Growth
Penance
What is the symbolism for the color of Lent?
Penance
Growth
Joy
Waiting
What is the symbolism for the color of Christmas?
Growth
Waiting
Joy
Penance
What are we celebrating in Pentecost?
Birth of the Church
Resurrection of Jesus
Preparation for Christmas
Life of Jesus
Which is the symbolism for the color for Easter?
Growth
Waiting
Penance
Life and rejoicing
What are we celebrating in Advent?
Birth of the Church
Wonder of the Incarnation
Resurrection of Jesus
Preparation for Christmas
What are we celebrating in Christmas?
Life of Jesus
Preparation for Christmas
Wonder of the Incarnation
Growth
What are we celebrating in Ordinary Time?
Birth of the Church
Preparation for Christmas
Resurrection of Jesus
Life of Jesus
What are we celebrating in Lent?
Birth of the Church
Preparation for the Paschal Mystery through prayer, fasting, and almsgiving
Life of Jesus
Wonder of the Incarnation
What are we celebrating in Easter?
Birth of the Church
Resurrection of Jesus and victory over death
Preparation for Christmas
Life of Jesus
