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Worksheets8.3 Kingdom of God
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
Which statement best defines the Kingdom of God for Christians?
A future city ruled by prophets
The reign of God over hearts and lives
A physical place with strict laws
A temple where miracles always happen
In the Parable of the Sower, what does the path with birds eating seeds represent?
Those who grow but are choked by worries
Believers who endure through trials
People who hear and live out the Word
People who hear but do not understand
Select all conditions of soil in the Parable of the Sower that lead to weak or lost growth.
Rocky ground
Path with birds
Thorns with weeds
Good soil
What does good soil symbolize in the Parable of the Sower?
A shallow faith that withers in hardship
A person who never faces trials
A receptive heart that bears spiritual fruit
A heart distracted by wealth
Which practice helps avoid distractions that choke spiritual growth?
Prioritizing worldly success
Ignoring community needs
Strengthening relationship with God
Seeking fame and status
In the Parable of the Good Samaritan, who ultimately shows mercy to the injured man?
A priest traveling home
A Levite from the temple
A Samaritan outsider
A Roman soldier nearby
Which actions demonstrate the Samaritan’s compassion?
Bandaging the man’s wounds
Debating religious laws
Taking him to an inn
Paying for his care
What key lesson about neighborly love is taught in the Good Samaritan story?
Avoid outsiders to stay pure
Help only those from your group
Compassion breaks social boundaries
Mercy is earned by status
Which statement captures the Upside-Down Kingdom’s view of leadership?
Leaders rule by wealth
Leaders should chase fame
Leaders must be servants
Leaders must seek dominance
Choose the values that the Upside-Down Kingdom elevates.
Status and fame
Compassion and mercy
Power and dominance
Humility and service
Which pair shows the Kingdom’s reversal of expectations?
The last will be first, the first will be last
First will be first, last stay last
Rich are blessed, poor are judged
Power proves greatness, love is optional
What does the Parable of the Sower encourage believers to cultivate in their hearts?
Deep-rooted faith
Worldly success
Strict rituals
Endless miracles
Which symbol is central in the Sacrament of the Sick to signify healing and blessing?
Holy oil used by the priest
Incense carried by acolytes
White garment over the altar
Rosary beads for counting prayers
During the Sacrament of the Sick, which action is performed by the priest to invoke God’s care?
Lays hands on the sick person
Sprinkles holy water around room
Lights a candle beside bed
Writes names in parish register
What meaning do Catholics connect with the Sacrament of the Sick?
Reminder of God’s presence and love
Comfort and hope in suffering
Guarantee of immediate physical cure
Healing and strength from God
Which practice commonly accompanies the Sacrament of the Sick rite?
Public confession before parish
Reading Scripture during the prayer
Fasting for forty days
Procession through the streets
SVP UK mainly supports people through what approach?
Online counseling platforms
Government policy lobbying
Large fundraising concerts
Person-to-person practical help
Which activity is part of SVP UK’s work?
Running community support centres
Organizing luxury pilgrim tours
Visiting and befriending isolated people
Advocacy on poverty and refugees
Which value is highlighted in SVP UK’s mission and ethos?
Compassion shown with justice
Competition for resources
Secrecy over activities
Indifference to faith
What is Lourdes best known for among pilgrims?
A monastery for silent retreats
A site of Marian visions and healing
A battlefield from medieval wars
A market town for religious goods
Who reported visions at Lourdes that led to the site’s fame?
Bernadette Soubirous, a young girl
A local bishop in procession
Three shepherd children in Spain
A traveling monk from Italy
Which place at Lourdes do pilgrims visit to pray where the vision was said to occur?
Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes
Cathedral of Saint Peter
Basilica of Saint Paul
Abbey of Saint Benedict
What regular event at Lourdes involves candles before evening services?
Torchlight Marian Procession
Easter Vigil bonfire rite
Corpus Christi street parade
Pentecost flame ceremony
Why do many Christians consider Lourdes important?
Spring water from the grotto may heal
Prayers and services bring spiritual renewal
Mandatory visit for all Catholics
Pilgrims seek forgiveness of sins
Which statement reflects a Catholic response to euthanasia?
Legal regulation makes euthanasia safe
Suffering must always be eliminated
Adults should freely choose their death
Life is God’s gift, so only God decides
Which Catholic teaching guides end-of-life care instead of euthanasia?
Isolation from family support
Refusal of all medical help
Active assistance in dying
Palliative care and compassion
Which arguments are often given by secular supporters of euthanasia?
Maintaining dignity if regulated
Ending unbearable suffering
Autonomy over one’s death
Illness removes human dignity
