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Chapter 2 Test

A. Work with Words Match each description in Column 1 with the correct term in Column 2. Column 1 Column 2

c b d a

1. 2. 3. 4.

steadfast love, truth, almighty to turn from God God is, was, and always will be the ability to think and make connections

a. b. c. d.

A. Work with Words Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 1. The author of the Gospel of John tells us that Jesus Christ is the a. Law c. Love b. Word d. Scripture

intellect sin Attributes of God eternal

2. The a. analogical b. allegorical

B. Check Understanding Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 5. Created in God’s image, humans are free to . a. hate c. grow b. choose d. change 6. Because God is a a. mystery b. Creator

Date

of God.

sense of Scripture refers to the actual words that have been recorded. c. literal d. spiritual

3. Catholics respond to God and commit themselves to follow God’s word during a. Mass c. the Epistles b. the Gospels d. Tradition 4. God is the author of the Bible because he inspired its a. creation c. spiritual sense b. writers d. literal sense

, we will not fully understand him until we are in heaven. c. savior d. truth

7. The story of God’s relationship with his Chosen People is recorded in the a. Tradition c. Old Testament b. Gospels d. New Testament

.

.

B. Check Understanding Complete each sentence with the correct term. 5. The Gospels and teaching.

, God wants to reconcile creation to himself. 8. Through a. the Old Testament c. his Son b. his attributes d. his blessings

are the central books of Scripture because they present Jesus’ life, ministry,

6. God’s word helps us develop a 7. In the Bible, the literary form of

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. Explain how theories of evolution can be compatible with our faith in God as Creator.

Sample response: Theories of evolution are compatible with faith when they acknowledge that God is the Creator and the agent of creation and that he directly creates each human soul.

.

8.

conscience , which helps us judge between right and wrong. parables

help people see the surprising way God works.

The moral sense of Scripture explains how to live justly and humbly before God.

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. In your own words, briefly describe the three stages of the development of the Gospels.

Sample response: The first stage of Gospel development was people experiencing the life and teachings of Jesus, the second stage was the spread of stories of Jesus’ teachings from person to person, and the third stage was the writing of Jesus’ ministry by the evangelists.

10. Why do humans need the salvation of Jesus Christ?

Sample response: Because of the actions of the first humans, all humans have the tendency to sin—to disobey God and turn from him; Jesus came to turn them back to God the Father and to restore them to the original state of goodness for which they are created.

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10. What role does Scripture have in the lives of Catholics?

Responses will vary but should include we proclaim and reflect on it in our worship, discover more about Jesus' life and message by studying it, we look to it for wisdom, we pray with it.

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c b d a

1. 2. 3. 4.

steadfast love, truth, almighty to turn from God God is, was, and always will be the ability to think and make connections

a. b. c. d.

A. Work with Words Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 1. The author of the Gospel of John tells us that Jesus Christ is the a. Law c. Love b. Word d. Scripture

intellect sin Attributes of God eternal

2. The a. analogical b. allegorical

B. Check Understanding Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 5. Created in God’s image, humans are free to . a. hate c. grow b. choose d. change 6. Because God is a a. mystery b. Creator

Date

of God.

sense of Scripture refers to the actual words that have been recorded. c. literal d. spiritual

3. Catholics respond to God and commit themselves to follow God’s word during a. Mass c. the Epistles b. the Gospels d. Tradition 4. God is the author of the Bible because he inspired its a. creation c. spiritual sense b. writers d. literal sense

, we will not fully understand him until we are in heaven. c. savior d. truth

7. The story of God’s relationship with his Chosen People is recorded in the a. Tradition c. Old Testament b. Gospels d. New Testament

.

.

B. Check Understanding Complete each sentence with the correct term. 5. The Gospels and teaching.

, God wants to reconcile creation to himself. 8. Through a. the Old Testament c. his Son b. his attributes d. his blessings

are the central books of Scripture because they present Jesus’ life, ministry,

6. God’s word helps us develop a 7. In the Bible, the literary form of

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. Explain how theories of evolution can be compatible with our faith in God as Creator.

Sample response: Theories of evolution are compatible with faith when they acknowledge that God is the Creator and the agent of creation and that he directly creates each human soul.

.

8.

conscience , which helps us judge between right and wrong. parables

help people see the surprising way God works.

The moral sense of Scripture explains how to live justly and humbly before God.

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. In your own words, briefly describe the three stages of the development of the Gospels.

Sample response: The first stage of Gospel development was people experiencing the life and teachings of Jesus, the second stage was the spread of stories of Jesus’ teachings from person to person, and the third stage was the writing of Jesus’ ministry by the evangelists.

10. Why do humans need the salvation of Jesus Christ?

Sample response: Because of the actions of the first humans, all humans have the tendency to sin—to disobey God and turn from him; Jesus came to turn them back to God the Father and to restore them to the original state of goodness for which they are created.



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10. What role does Scripture have in the lives of Catholics?

Responses will vary but should include we proclaim and reflect on it in our worship, discover more about Jesus' life and message by studying it, we look to it for wisdom, we pray with it.

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Name

Chapter 4 Test

A. Work with Words Complete each sentence with the correct term. 1.

In the Ressurection Jesus makes it known that God’s divine life can be part of our existence.

2. The beginning of the Lord’s Prayer refers to God as 3. Jesus was God the Father’s new with him. 4.

covenant

Abba

A. Work with Words Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 1. God has offered us the free gift of so that we can share in his life. a. love c. grace b. hope d. courage

, or Our Father.

3. The a. Savior b. Holy Spirit

B. Check Understanding Indicate whether the following statements are true or false. Then rewrite the false statements to make them true.

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of all nations.

B. Check Understanding Complete each sentence with the correct term. 5. The center of Catholic faith and belief is the

6. When we are baptized, we become adopted children of God.

love 6. The of the Trinity.

7. The Ten Commandments are God’s natural law.

Blessed

Trinity

.

between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit is the answer to the mystery

7. Parents and children need to honor their relationship in a loving way according to the Fourth Commandment .

The Ten Commandments are God’s revealed law. T

has spoken through the prophets and now speaks through the Church. c. Creator d. Father

4. Jesus asked the Apostles to go and make a. brothers and sisters c. disciples b. fathers d. friends

5. God’s commandment is a binding agreement and promise to remain in a loving relationship.

God’s covenant is a binary agreement and promise to remain in a loving relationship.

.

2. When we were baptized, we become of God’s family, the a. Trinity c. Baptized b. Church d. confirmed

with us so that we would be reconciled

natural law , which we can understand through common sense, requires us to do good and avoid evil.

F

Date

8. Christians are called to live holy lives because of the law of love that exists within their hearts.

8.

Civil

authority

, or the authority of our government, comes from God’s authority

and his care for all people. C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. In God’s plan for us, how do our best and most loving family and community relationships resemble the relationships of the Blessed Trinity?

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. How does God’s revealed law lead us to God?

Sample response: God revealed his laws in the Ten Commandments, the Old Testament, the Gospels, and in giving us Christ. God’s revealed law helps us live in covenant relationship with him and with one another.

Sample response: A loving family works together for the same goals. In the Trinity, the Father asked his Son to come to us, the Son acted in obedience to the Father, and the Holy Spirit helps us build a loving relationship as of the Church, or family.

10. What is the new law that Jesus gave us and how does it connect us to God?

Sample response: Jesus commanded his followers to love one another as he has loved them. We try to do this because Christ poured out his life for us, and his Holy Spirit dwells within us.



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10. Explain how the gift of faith can be like a com.

Sample response: If we keep faith in God as the direction home, where we want to end up, our life will move in God’s direction in that relationship with him.

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Chapter 3 Test

Name

Chapter 4 Test

A. Work with Words Complete each sentence with the correct term. 1.

In the Ressurection Jesus makes it known that God’s divine life can be part of our existence.

2. The beginning of the Lord’s Prayer refers to God as 3. Jesus was God the Father’s new with him. 4.

covenant

Abba

A. Work with Words Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 1. God has offered us the free gift of so that we can share in his life. a. love c. grace b. hope d. courage

, or Our Father.

3. The a. Savior b. Holy Spirit


T F

of all nations.

B. Check Understanding Complete each sentence with the correct term. 5. The center of Catholic faith and belief is the

6. When we are baptized, we become adopted children of God.

love 6. The of the Trinity.

7. The Ten Commandments are God’s natural law.

Blessed

Trinity

.

between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit is the answer to the mystery

7. Parents and children need to honor their relationship in a loving way according to the Fourth Commandment .

The Ten Commandments are God’s revealed law. T

has spoken through the prophets and now speaks through the Church. c. Creator d. Father

4. Jesus asked the Apostles to go and make a. brothers and sisters c. disciples b. fathers d. friends

5. God’s commandment is a binding agreement and promise to remain in a loving relationship.

God’s covenant is a binary agreement and promise to remain in a loving relationship.

.

2. When we were baptized, we become of God’s family, the a. Trinity c. Baptized b. Church d. confirmed

with us so that we would be reconciled

natural law , which we can understand through common sense, requires us to do good and avoid evil.

F

Date

8. Christians are called to live holy lives because of the law of love that exists within their hearts.

8.

Civil

authority

, or the authority of our government, comes from God’s authority

and his care for all people. C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. In God’s plan for us, how do our best and most loving family and community relationships resemble the relationships of the Blessed Trinity?

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. How does God’s revealed law lead us to God?

Sample response: God revealed his laws in the Ten Commandments, the Old Testament, the Gospels, and in giving us Christ. God’s revealed law helps us live in covenant relationship with him and with one another.

Sample response: A loving family works together for the same goals. In the Trinity, the Father asked his Son to come to us, the Son acted in obedience to the Father, and the Holy Spirit helps us build a loving relationship as of the Church, or family.

10. What is the new law that Jesus gave us and how does it connect us to God?

Sample response: Jesus commanded his followers to love one another as he has loved them. We try to do this because Christ poured out his life for us, and his Holy Spirit dwells within us.



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10. Explain how the gift of faith can be like a com.

Sample response: If we keep faith in God as the direction home, where we want to end up, our life will move in God’s direction in that relationship with him.

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Chapter 5 Test

Name

Chapter 6 Test


d c b a

1. 2. 3. 4.

literally means “in the flesh” a sign, wonder, or action through the power of God the angel’s visit to Mary the everlasting Word of God

a. b. c. d.

A. Work with Words Complete each sentence with the correct term. 1. The Church is the Body of Christ alive in the world; the

Jesus Annunciation miracle Incarnation

2. At the Last Supper, Jesus promised his followers another 3.


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F

5. The Holy Spirit was acting in Mary before she was born so that through her the Son of God could become man.

6. Jesus is like us in all things but sorrow.

8. God the Father speaks directly to us in Christ through the power of the Incarnation.

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. What is the significance of God the Father’s promise to send his Son, who would be named “Emmanuel,” which means “God is with us”?

by their belief in Jesus.

7. When we pray a prayer of a. blessing b. intercession

we identify God’s gifts to us. c. thanksgiving d. praise

8. The Holy Spirit acts through the a. living comion b. living Tradition

of the Church to teach and form us. c. blessings d. buildings

Sample response (in their own words): To guide and build up the community of faith, help people in the church be faithful, and sanctify (make holy) the Church. To be our Advocate with the Father, to guide us in our prayer life, to unite us.

10. Explain this statement: “Neglecting the time and effort for prayer will produce a withered spiritual garden.”

Sample response (in their own words): Jesus was born human from a human woman, and died a human death. But he was also God’s only Son, the eternal Word, conceived by the Holy Spirit.

Sample response: If we don’t take time to pray we are not taking time to raise healthy hearts and minds, just like not taking time on a garden will result in a garden choked by things we didn’t mean to grow there, or no growth at all.


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to speak on their behalf.

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. Why do you think we need the Holy Spirit?

10. In your own words, explain how Jesus is fully God and fully man.


is the soul.

is when we raise our minds and hearts to God.

6. The Holy Spirit brings those in the Church into a. mystery c. salvation b. harmony d. truth

7. The name Jesus literally means “God lives.”

Sample response: God used to send his prophets to speak with us, but he promised to send his Son to actually be with us. Jesus changed our relationship to God.

Advocate

B. Check Understanding Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 5. When we pray a prayer of petition we ask God for something . a. good for the future c. new for ourselves b. good for ourselves d. good for others

The name Jesus literally means “God saves.” T

Prayer

Holy Spirit

4. The liturgical feast celebrating the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles is known as Pentecost .

Jesus is like us in all things but sin. F

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d c b a

1. 2. 3. 4.

literally means “in the flesh” a sign, wonder, or action through the power of God the angel’s visit to Mary the everlasting Word of God

a. b. c. d.

A. Work with Words Complete each sentence with the correct term. 1. The Church is the Body of Christ alive in the world; the

Jesus Annunciation miracle Incarnation

2. At the Last Supper, Jesus promised his followers another 3.


T

F

5. The Holy Spirit was acting in Mary before she was born so that through her the Son of God could become man.

6. Jesus is like us in all things but sorrow.

8. God the Father speaks directly to us in Christ through the power of the Incarnation.

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. What is the significance of God the Father’s promise to send his Son, who would be named “Emmanuel,” which means “God is with us”?

by their belief in Jesus.

7. When we pray a prayer of a. blessing b. intercession

we identify God’s gifts to us. c. thanksgiving d. praise

8. The Holy Spirit acts through the a. living comion b. living Tradition

of the Church to teach and form us. c. blessings d. buildings

Sample response (in their own words): To guide and build up the community of faith, help people in the church be faithful, and sanctify (make holy) the Church. To be our Advocate with the Father, to guide us in our prayer life, to unite us.

10. Explain this statement: “Neglecting the time and effort for prayer will produce a withered spiritual garden.”

Sample response (in their own words): Jesus was born human from a human woman, and died a human death. But he was also God’s only Son, the eternal Word, conceived by the Holy Spirit.

Sample response: If we don’t take time to pray we are not taking time to raise healthy hearts and minds, just like not taking time on a garden will result in a garden choked by things we didn’t mean to grow there, or no growth at all.


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to speak on their behalf.

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. Why do you think we need the Holy Spirit?

10. In your own words, explain how Jesus is fully God and fully man.


is the soul.

is when we raise our minds and hearts to God.

6. The Holy Spirit brings those in the Church into a. mystery c. salvation b. harmony d. truth

7. The name Jesus literally means “God lives.”

Sample response: God used to send his prophets to speak with us, but he promised to send his Son to actually be with us. Jesus changed our relationship to God.

Advocate

B. Check Understanding Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 5. When we pray a prayer of petition we ask God for something . a. good for the future c. new for ourselves b. good for ourselves d. good for others

The name Jesus literally means “God saves.” T

Prayer

Holy Spirit

4. The liturgical feast celebrating the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles is known as Pentecost .

Jesus is like us in all things but sin. F

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Chapter 8 Test

A. Work with Words Match each description in Column 1 with the correct term in Column 2. Column 2 Column 1 c 1. name for disciples of Jesus a. Nativity d 2. special prayer that focuses on the events in the b. Mediator lives of Jesus and Mary c. followers of the Way b 3. Jesus is the link between God the Father and humans d. Rosary a 4. the birth of Jesus

A. Work with Words Match each description in Column 1 with the correct term in Column 2. Column 2 Column 1 c 1. collection of Jesus’ teachings in the Gospel of Matthew a. parables d 2. probable location of the Sermon on the Mount b. Beatitudes a 3. simple stories to explain a deeper meaning c. Sermon on the Mount b 4. Jesus’ teachings on true happiness in Matthew d. Mount Eremos and Luke

B. Check Understanding Complete each sentence with the best term or phrase.

B. Check Understanding Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 5. Jesus used the parable of the Good Samaritan to illustrate the idea of a. discipleship c. love your neighbor as yourself b. an eye for an eye d. peace

5. Jesus is the second Person of the

Blessed Trinity .

6. Becoming the person God calls you to be is reaching your full potential.

6. Jesus compared living according to his words to . a. safe sailing on a stormy sea c. building a house on solid rock b. preaching from a mountaintop d. ignoring stereotypes of others

Substantial image

7. Jesus is known as the

of the Father.

8. Following in the footsteps of Jesus helps you be his 9. The words and actions of Jesus help us learn about

disciple

.

. 7. In the Beatitudes, Jesus says we will find true happiness when a. we experience great good luck c. we read the parables b. God’s kingdom becomes real d. we change our points of view

God the Father .

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 10. Jesus is “true God” and “true man.” What did Jesus show us by being human? What did Jesus show us by being divine?

Through his humanity, Jesus showed us how to live a full life, how to reach our full potential and become children of God. Through his divinity, Jesus helps us become closer to the Father and to see the Father as he is reflected in Jesus. He shows us of God's infinite mercy, love, and healing

8. The word beatitude means a. God’s kingdom b. strong foundation

.

c. harmony d. blessedness

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. Why do you think Jesus used parables?

Answers will vary.

10. How do s of the Beatitudes differ in the Gospel of Matthew and the Gospel of Luke?

Answers will vary.



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Chapter 8 Test

A. Work with Words Match each description in Column 1 with the correct term in Column 2. Column 2 Column 1 c 1. name for disciples of Jesus a. Nativity d 2. special prayer that focuses on the events in the b. Mediator lives of Jesus and Mary c. followers of the Way b 3. Jesus is the link between God the Father and humans d. Rosary a 4. the birth of Jesus

A. Work with Words Match each description in Column 1 with the correct term in Column 2. Column 2 Column 1 c 1. collection of Jesus’ teachings in the Gospel of Matthew a. parables d 2. probable location of the Sermon on the Mount b. Beatitudes a 3. simple stories to explain a deeper meaning c. Sermon on the Mount b 4. Jesus’ teachings on true happiness in Matthew d. Mount Eremos and Luke

B. Check Understanding Complete each sentence with the best term or phrase.

B. Check Understanding Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 5. Jesus used the parable of the Good Samaritan to illustrate the idea of a. discipleship c. love your neighbor as yourself b. an eye for an eye d. peace

5. Jesus is the second Person of the

Blessed Trinity .

6. Becoming the person God calls you to be is reaching your full potential.

6. Jesus compared living according to his words to . a. safe sailing on a stormy sea c. building a house on solid rock b. preaching from a mountaintop d. ignoring stereotypes of others

Substantial image

7. Jesus is known as the

of the Father.

8. Following in the footsteps of Jesus helps you be his 9. The words and actions of Jesus help us learn about

disciple

.

. 7. In the Beatitudes, Jesus says we will find true happiness when a. we experience great good luck c. we read the parables b. God’s kingdom becomes real d. we change our points of view

God the Father .

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 10. Jesus is “true God” and “true man.” What did Jesus show us by being human? What did Jesus show us by being divine?

Through his humanity, Jesus showed us how to live a full life, how to reach our full potential and become children of God. Through his divinity, Jesus helps us become closer to the Father and to see the Father as he is reflected in Jesus. He shows us of God's infinite mercy, love, and healing

8. The word beatitude means a. God’s kingdom b. strong foundation

.

c. harmony d. blessedness

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. Why do you think Jesus used parables?

Answers will vary.

10. How do s of the Beatitudes differ in the Gospel of Matthew and the Gospel of Luke?

Answers will vary.



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Chapter 10 Test

A. Work with Words Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 1. Jesus made eternal life with God the Father possible by . a. the sacrament of Reconcilation c. the Paschal mystery b. the practice of fasting d. Original Sin


c d a b

. 2. The Paschal mystery refers to a. Jesus’ appearance to the disciples after the crucifixion b. Jesus’ Ascension into heaven c. participation in the stations of the Cross on Good Friday d. Jesus’ ion, death, Resurrection, and Ascension

6. We inherited

original sin

Christ

.

sin

8. Some of the followers of John the Baptist left him and went to follow Jesus because a. they didn’t like what John was teaching b. it was easy to change to a new leader c. they knew what to expect of Jesus d. John pointed out Jesus to them and they wanted to get to know Jesus better

came into the world when Adam and Eve

9. After Adam and Eve ate the fruit in the garden, their response to God was to

hide

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. What are some things about Jesus that you think attracted people and made them decide to follow him? .

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 10. Describe the original holiness of the first humans.

Sample response: In the beginning, humans only experienced goodness and love. God created humans to be free, to be his friends, and to share in his life. There was no pain or suffering, no sin, no death, only holiness and justice.


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from Adam and Eve.

Shame , suffering , and trusted the serpent instead of God.

a. b. c. d.

7. The Church’s central and most important prayer is the a. Act of Contrition c. Lord’s Prayer b. Rosary d. prayer of great saints

7. Because Jesus, in his humanity, remained faithful to God the Father, he is called the New Adam . 8.

official, authentic teachings of the Church all the laws of the Church teachings written by the pope for all Catholics ways of praying and living as a disciple

6. Jesus told his disciples to “travel light” because he wanted them to a. trust that God the Father would take care of them b. get away quickly if there was trouble c. find out how hard it is to be poor d. go without things

B. Check Understanding Write the word or phrase that best completes the sentence. 5. The term “Anointed One” referes to the Greek word

1. 2. 3. 4.

B. Check Understanding Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 5. Since Jesus ascended into heaven, the Church has been built on the faith and foundation of the a. Chosen People c. law b. Apostles d. followers of John the Baptist

3. We call the Messiah because he was sent by God the Father to fulfill his promise to redeem his people. a. Jesus c. Peter b. John the Baptist d. Martha 4. When our relationship with God is broken we can turn to a. The Old Testament prophecies c. Mosiac Law b. The Sacrament of Reconciliation d. The Book of Genesis

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10. How is the Church our guide in all parts of our lives and in everything we do?

Answers will vary. They should include that the Church teaches us how to keep God’s law and live as Jesus did.


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Answers will vary. They should include that Jesus taught people in a way that drew them to him.

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Chapter 10 Test

A. Work with Words Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 1. Jesus made eternal life with God the Father possible by . a. the sacrament of Reconcilation c. the Paschal mystery b. the practice of fasting d. Original Sin


c d a b

. 2. The Paschal mystery refers to a. Jesus’ appearance to the disciples after the crucifixion b. Jesus’ Ascension into heaven c. participation in the stations of the Cross on Good Friday d. Jesus’ ion, death, Resurrection, and Ascension

6. We inherited

original sin

Christ

.

sin

8. Some of the followers of John the Baptist left him and went to follow Jesus because a. they didn’t like what John was teaching b. it was easy to change to a new leader c. they knew what to expect of Jesus d. John pointed out Jesus to them and they wanted to get to know Jesus better

came into the world when Adam and Eve

9. After Adam and Eve ate the fruit in the garden, their response to God was to

hide

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. What are some things about Jesus that you think attracted people and made them decide to follow him? .

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 10. Describe the original holiness of the first humans.

Sample response: In the beginning, humans only experienced goodness and love. God created humans to be free, to be his friends, and to share in his life. There was no pain or suffering, no sin, no death, only holiness and justice.


encyclicals spiritualities doctrines Code of Canon Law

.

from Adam and Eve.

Shame , suffering , and trusted the serpent instead of God.

a. b. c. d.

7. The Church’s central and most important prayer is the a. Act of Contrition c. Lord’s Prayer b. Rosary d. prayer of great saints

7. Because Jesus, in his humanity, remained faithful to God the Father, he is called the New Adam . 8.

official, authentic teachings of the Church all the laws of the Church teachings written by the pope for all Catholics ways of praying and living as a disciple

6. Jesus told his disciples to “travel light” because he wanted them to a. trust that God the Father would take care of them b. get away quickly if there was trouble c. find out how hard it is to be poor d. go without things

B. Check Understanding Write the word or phrase that best completes the sentence. 5. The term “Anointed One” referes to the Greek word

1. 2. 3. 4.

B. Check Understanding Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 5. Since Jesus ascended into heaven, the Church has been built on the faith and foundation of the a. Chosen People c. law b. Apostles d. followers of John the Baptist

3. We call the Messiah because he was sent by God the Father to fulfill his promise to redeem his people. a. Jesus c. Peter b. John the Baptist d. Martha 4. When our relationship with God is broken we can turn to a. The Old Testament prophecies c. Mosiac Law b. The Sacrament of Reconciliation d. The Book of Genesis

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A. Work with Words Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 1. The Church is the People of God in our gathering of leaders and . a. spiritual c. visible b. seasonal d. assembly 2. The organization of the Church into different levels of leaders and hip is the a. hierarchy c. Mystical Body of Christ b. Vine and the branches d. Communion of Saints 3. We can most closely see Jesus, who suffered and died for us when we see a. our parish priest c. people who are poor or persecuted b. the Church hierarchy d. the prayer of great saints 4. Because of Saul’s (Paul’s) experience when Jesus told him he was persecuting Jesus when he persecuted Christians, Saul became a believer and wrote that the Church is a. always going to be persecuted c. people in a building b. the Body of Christ d. sad that Jesus died

A. Work with Words Match each description in Column 1 with the correct term in Column 2. Column 2 Column 1 a 1. the process of purification before people can a. temporal punishment experience the eternal happiness of heaven b. meditation c 2. describes the Church as being for all people c. universal of all times d. free will d 3. the ability to make our own choices b 4. prayer that uses the mind B. Check Understanding Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 5. Along with faith in God, we need to be into new life in Christ. a. baptized c. signed up b. saved d. forced explains that “all salvation comes from Christ the Head through the 6. The Church which is his Body.” a. First Vatican Council c. Second Vatican Council b. parish bulletins d. Liturgy of the Eucharist

B. Check Understanding Complete each sentence with the correct . 5. Because of the diverse gifts of her , the Church is able to help build God’s kingdom in many ways and places. 6. The Mystical Body of Christ describes the 7.

spiritual

7. The builds the Church, brings it to life, and makes it holy. a. Lord’s Prayer c. Pope b. Eucharist d. Holy Spirit

part of the Church. 8. The Church’s treasury is a. a collection of money b. all the holiness and goodness from Jesus, Mary, and the saints c. the many people who are of the Church d. jewels and works of art

. of Mercy Acts that meet people’s physical needs are the Corporal Works

8. A word that means a “gathering” or an “assembly”:

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C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. Why do you think the physical part of the Church is not enough? Why do we need both the physical and spiritual parts?

Answers will vary. Should include the idea that we are both physical and spiritual beings and that Christ was both human and divine, and we are his body on earth.

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. Give some examples of ways we can see that the Church is universal.

Answer will vary. Should include that the Church is all over the world and has existed for centuries, that all are welcome as , she is missionary and was sent by Christ to all people. 10. Describe the different ways we can pray and some things that can help us in our prayer.

10. How do you think you can make a difference in the Church? Why is each member important?

Answers will vary.



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A. Work with Words Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 1. The Church is the People of God in our gathering of leaders and . a. spiritual c. visible b. seasonal d. assembly 2. The organization of the Church into different levels of leaders and hip is the a. hierarchy c. Mystical Body of Christ b. Vine and the branches d. Communion of Saints 3. We can most closely see Jesus, who suffered and died for us when we see a. our parish priest c. people who are poor or persecuted b. the Church hierarchy d. the prayer of great saints 4. Because of Saul’s (Paul’s) experience when Jesus told him he was persecuting Jesus when he persecuted Christians, Saul became a believer and wrote that the Church is a. always going to be persecuted c. people in a building b. the Body of Christ d. sad that Jesus died

A. Work with Words Match each description in Column 1 with the correct term in Column 2. Column 2 Column 1 a 1. the process of purification before people can a. temporal punishment experience the eternal happiness of heaven b. meditation c 2. describes the Church as being for all people c. universal of all times d. free will d 3. the ability to make our own choices b 4. prayer that uses the mind B. Check Understanding Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 5. Along with faith in God, we need to be into new life in Christ. a. baptized c. signed up b. saved d. forced explains that “all salvation comes from Christ the Head through the 6. The Church which is his Body.” a. First Vatican Council c. Second Vatican Council b. parish bulletins d. Liturgy of the Eucharist

B. Check Understanding Complete each sentence with the correct . 5. Because of the diverse gifts of her , the Church is able to help build God’s kingdom in many ways and places. 6. The Mystical Body of Christ describes the 7.

spiritual

7. The builds the Church, brings it to life, and makes it holy. a. Lord’s Prayer c. Pope b. Eucharist d. Holy Spirit

part of the Church. 8. The Church’s treasury is a. a collection of money b. all the holiness and goodness from Jesus, Mary, and the saints c. the many people who are of the Church d. jewels and works of art

. of Mercy Acts that meet people’s physical needs are the Corporal Works

8. A word that means a “gathering” or an “assembly”:

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church

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. Why do you think the physical part of the Church is not enough? Why do we need both the physical and spiritual parts?

Answers will vary. Should include the idea that we are both physical and spiritual beings and that Christ was both human and divine, and we are his body on earth.

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. Give some examples of ways we can see that the Church is universal.

Answer will vary. Should include that the Church is all over the world and has existed for centuries, that all are welcome as , she is missionary and was sent by Christ to all people. 10. Describe the different ways we can pray and some things that can help us in our prayer.

10. How do you think you can make a difference in the Church? Why is each member important?

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A. Work with Words Match each description in Column 1 with the correct term in Column 2. Column 2 Column 1 b 1. less serious sin that weakens a person’s a. mortal sin relationship with God b. venial sin d 2. that which makes it possible to think, reason, c. soul and judge d. intellect c 3. the spiritual principle that reflects God in a person a 4. serious sin that causes total separation from God B. Check Understanding Indicate whether the following statements are true or false. Then rewrite false statements to make them true.

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A. Work with Words Complete each sentence with the correct . 1. Behavior or attitude that leads others to sin is known as 2.

Abortion

scandal

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is the deliberate ending of a pregnancy by killing an unborn child.

3. To deliberately end the life of someone who is sick or dying is called 4. The Fifth Commandment says that is always a grave sin.

murder

euthanasia .

, the deliberate killing of another person,

B. Check Understanding Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 5. The sacredness of all human life comes directly from . a. how people think c. their heredity b. the kind of work they do d. being created by God

5. It is all right to do evil if a good result will come from it.

We are never allowed to do evil, even if good might come from it. “The end does not justify the means.”

6. Of all the creatures made by God, humans are the only ones who have the capacity to a. recognize God’s presence c. learn b. help others d. communicate

6. Your conscience is like an inner voice that helps you to know the difference between right and wrong.

7. When Jesus taught about the Fifth Commandment, he widened the understanding of “You shall not kill” to include . a. anger and vengeance c. suicide b. accidental killing d. lying

7. We do not need to do anything to form our conscience.

We need to read the Bible and to seek guidance from Church teaching, from science and from society. 8. Follow these steps to make a good moral decision: 1) Think about possible consequences, 2) Compare your options to the Commandments and Beatitudes, 3) Talk with someone who can advise you, 4) Pray to the Holy Spirit, and 5) Act with confidence that you have made the right decision.

8. When Jesus was arrested he a. ordered his Apostles to fight to defend him b. upheld and honored every human life, including those who were harming him c. expressed his anger at those arresting him d. practiced ive resistance C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. Explain your understanding of the “seamless garment of life.”

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. Why is it important to have a well-formed conscience?

Answers will vary.

Answers will vary.

10. Explain the three elements that determine the morality of a human action.

The object: This is the action itself. The intention: The reason for doing the action. The circumstances: What is going on around the person making the decision.



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A. Work with Words Match each description in Column 1 with the correct term in Column 2. Column 2 Column 1 b 1. less serious sin that weakens a person’s a. mortal sin relationship with God b. venial sin d 2. that which makes it possible to think, reason, c. soul and judge d. intellect c 3. the spiritual principle that reflects God in a person a 4. serious sin that causes total separation from God B. Check Understanding Indicate whether the following statements are true or false. Then rewrite false statements to make them true.

F T

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A. Work with Words Complete each sentence with the correct . 1. Behavior or attitude that leads others to sin is known as 2.

Abortion

scandal

.

is the deliberate ending of a pregnancy by killing an unborn child.

3. To deliberately end the life of someone who is sick or dying is called 4. The Fifth Commandment says that is always a grave sin.

murder

euthanasia .

, the deliberate killing of another person,

B. Check Understanding Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 5. The sacredness of all human life comes directly from . a. how people think c. their heredity b. the kind of work they do d. being created by God

5. It is all right to do evil if a good result will come from it.

We are never allowed to do evil, even if good might come from it. “The end does not justify the means.”

6. Of all the creatures made by God, humans are the only ones who have the capacity to a. recognize God’s presence c. learn b. help others d. communicate

6. Your conscience is like an inner voice that helps you to know the difference between right and wrong.

7. When Jesus taught about the Fifth Commandment, he widened the understanding of “You shall not kill” to include . a. anger and vengeance c. suicide b. accidental killing d. lying

7. We do not need to do anything to form our conscience.

We need to read the Bible and to seek guidance from Church teaching, from science and from society. 8. Follow these steps to make a good moral decision: 1) Think about possible consequences, 2) Compare your options to the Commandments and Beatitudes, 3) Talk with someone who can advise you, 4) Pray to the Holy Spirit, and 5) Act with confidence that you have made the right decision.

8. When Jesus was arrested he a. ordered his Apostles to fight to defend him b. upheld and honored every human life, including those who were harming him c. expressed his anger at those arresting him d. practiced ive resistance C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. Explain your understanding of the “seamless garment of life.”

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. Why is it important to have a well-formed conscience?

Answers will vary.

Answers will vary.

10. Explain the three elements that determine the morality of a human action.

The object: This is the action itself. The intention: The reason for doing the action. The circumstances: What is going on around the person making the decision.



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b d a c

1. 2. 3. 4.

a strong habit of doing good faith, hope, and charity (love) prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance attempt to repair the damage done by sin

a. b. c. d.

cardinal virtues virtue reparation theological virtues

A. Work with Words Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 1. are effective signs of God’s grace given to the Church by Christ. a. Saints c. Celebrations b. Sacraments d. Miracles 2. Jesus is the perfect fully God and fully man. a. mediator b. gift

B. Check Understanding Complete each sentence with the correct . 5. Giving God and others what is due to them is the virtue of 6. The virtue of 7.

Chastity

justice

Date

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between God the Father and humanity because he is c. brother d. answer

3. Our celebration of the sacraments always starts with and being grateful. a. wanting c. ing b. seeing d. learning

temperance helps us keep our desires from ruling our lives.

the works of God

helps us maintain the right balance of body and spirit in human sexuality. 4. Jesus followed the a. Jewish b. Christian

8. When we are discreet in the way we dress and speak, we are practicing the virtue of modesty . C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. What is the value of living a virtuous life?

customs of prayer and worship. c. Roman d. European

B. Check Understanding Indicate whether the following statements are true or false. Then rewrite false statements to make them true.

Answers will vary.

F

5. God gives us grace when we do something to earn it.

Grace is a free gift from God. There is nothing we can do to earn it. T T

10. Why is it not always easy to live a virtuous life? What can we do to get help?

6. We are totally dependent upon God in the celebration of the sacraments.

7. Jesus Christ is called the first sacrament.

Answers will vary. F

8. Jesus left carefully written instructions for the words and symbols to be used in each sacrament.

Jesus did not leave the Apostles the exact words and symbols to use in each sacrament. C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. Where is Jesus when we celebrate the sacraments?

Jesus is present acting in each sacrament.

10. Why do the sacraments involve symbols and rituals that use our senses? Give some examples.

Answers will vary.



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b d a c

1. 2. 3. 4.

a strong habit of doing good faith, hope, and charity (love) prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance attempt to repair the damage done by sin

a. b. c. d.

cardinal virtues virtue reparation theological virtues

A. Work with Words Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 1. are effective signs of God’s grace given to the Church by Christ. a. Saints c. Celebrations b. Sacraments d. Miracles 2. Jesus is the perfect fully God and fully man. a. mediator b. gift

B. Check Understanding Complete each sentence with the correct . 5. Giving God and others what is due to them is the virtue of 6. The virtue of 7.

Chastity

justice

Date

.

between God the Father and humanity because he is c. brother d. answer

3. Our celebration of the sacraments always starts with and being grateful. a. wanting c. ing b. seeing d. learning

temperance helps us keep our desires from ruling our lives.

the works of God

helps us maintain the right balance of body and spirit in human sexuality. 4. Jesus followed the a. Jewish b. Christian

8. When we are discreet in the way we dress and speak, we are practicing the virtue of modesty . C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. What is the value of living a virtuous life?

customs of prayer and worship. c. Roman d. European


Answers will vary.

F

5. God gives us grace when we do something to earn it.

Grace is a free gift from God. There is nothing we can do to earn it. T T

10. Why is it not always easy to live a virtuous life? What can we do to get help?

6. We are totally dependent upon God in the celebration of the sacraments.

7. Jesus Christ is called the first sacrament.

Answers will vary. F

8. Jesus left carefully written instructions for the words and symbols to be used in each sacrament.

Jesus did not leave the Apostles the exact words and symbols to use in each sacrament. C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. Where is Jesus when we celebrate the sacraments?

Jesus is present acting in each sacrament.

10. Why do the sacraments involve symbols and rituals that use our senses? Give some examples.

Answers will vary.



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A. Work with Words Match each description in Column 1 with the correct term in Column 2. Column 2 Column 1 c 1. sacraments of beginning and belonging a. Baptism d 2. adults receive Baptism, Confirmation, and b. Confirmation Eucharist in the same celebration c. Sacraments of Initiation b 3. gives a special outpouring of the Gifts of d. Rite of Christian Initiation the Holy Spirit a 4. the sacrament that is always celebrated first

A. Work with Words Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 1. A turning away from sin and back to God is . a. sorrow c. Eucharist b. confession d. conversion

3. Being sorry for our sins and committing to try not to sin again is called a. reparation c. contrition b. conversion d. regret 4. In the Anointing of the Sick, the sick person is united to Christ’s a. suffering c. birth b. teachings d. Mother

.

.

.


7. When bread and wine become the Body and Blood of Christ in the Eucharist, this changes is called . a. transubstantiation c. a mystery b. a memorial of the Last Supper d. magic 8. After we are fed at the Lord’s Table, we must go out and a. clean up c. sing a hymn b. feed others d. meet people

.

2. The Church celebrates Jesus’ forgiveness and healing in two Sacraments of a. Initiation c. Service b. Healing d. children

B. Check Understanding Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 5. In Baptism water is a sign of . a. power c. cleansing and birth b. refreshment d. death 6. In Confirmation the bishop anoints candidates with the oil of a. catechumens c. olives b. chrism d. aromatherapy

Date

F

5. The Sacrament of Reconciliation only includes contrition and confession.

It includes contrition, confession, penance, and absolution T

.

F C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. What difference do the Sacraments of Initiation make in your life?

6. When we tell our sins to a priest in the Sacrament of Reconciliation we are actually talking to Christ.

7. The Sacrament of Anointing is also called the Sacrament of Conversion.

Reconciliation is also called the Sacrament of Conversion

Answers will vary.

F

8. Jesus taught us that God’s comion will end if we don’t turn back to him.

God’s comion will never end.

10. Why can we only receive Baptism and Confirmation once?

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. Why do you think it is important for people who are ill or in danger of death of have the Anointing of the Sick?

Answers will vary. They should mention the grace given to help strengthen the person.

Both sacraments give us a special seal or character that is permanent.

10. Why might it be difficult for us to celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation? What advice would you give to a person who told you he never celebrates this sacrament?

Answers will vary.



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A. Work with Words Match each description in Column 1 with the correct term in Column 2. Column 2 Column 1 c 1. sacraments of beginning and belonging a. Baptism d 2. adults receive Baptism, Confirmation, and b. Confirmation Eucharist in the same celebration c. Sacraments of Initiation b 3. gives a special outpouring of the Gifts of d. Rite of Christian Initiation the Holy Spirit a 4. the sacrament that is always celebrated first

A. Work with Words Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 1. A turning away from sin and back to God is . a. sorrow c. Eucharist b. confession d. conversion

3. Being sorry for our sins and committing to try not to sin again is called a. reparation c. contrition b. conversion d. regret 4. In the Anointing of the Sick, the sick person is united to Christ’s a. suffering c. birth b. teachings d. Mother

.

.

.


7. When bread and wine become the Body and Blood of Christ in the Eucharist, this changes is called . a. transubstantiation c. a mystery b. a memorial of the Last Supper d. magic 8. After we are fed at the Lord’s Table, we must go out and a. clean up c. sing a hymn b. feed others d. meet people

.

2. The Church celebrates Jesus’ forgiveness and healing in two Sacraments of a. Initiation c. Service b. Healing d. children

B. Check Understanding Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 5. In Baptism water is a sign of . a. power c. cleansing and birth b. refreshment d. death 6. In Confirmation the bishop anoints candidates with the oil of a. catechumens c. olives b. chrism d. aromatherapy

Date

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5. The Sacrament of Reconciliation only includes contrition and confession.

It includes contrition, confession, penance, and absolution T

.

F C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. What difference do the Sacraments of Initiation make in your life?

6. When we tell our sins to a priest in the Sacrament of Reconciliation we are actually talking to Christ.

7. The Sacrament of Anointing is also called the Sacrament of Conversion.

Reconciliation is also called the Sacrament of Conversion

Answers will vary.

F

8. Jesus taught us that God’s comion will end if we don’t turn back to him.

God’s comion will never end.

10. Why can we only receive Baptism and Confirmation once?

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. Why do you think it is important for people who are ill or in danger of death of have the Anointing of the Sick?

Answers will vary. They should mention the grace given to help strengthen the person.

Both sacraments give us a special seal or character that is permanent.

10. Why might it be difficult for us to celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation? What advice would you give to a person who told you he never celebrates this sacrament?

Answers will vary.



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A. Work with Words Match each description in Column 1 with the correct term in Column 2. Column 2 Column 1 d 1. a sweet-smelling oil used at Baptism a. lay person e 2. a process for weighing choices in your life b. domestic Church a 3. a baptized member of the Church who shares in c. vocation Jesus’ mission and witnesses to him d. chrism b 4. what all Christian families are called to be c. discernment c 5. a holy calling to love and serve God and others

A. Work with Words Match each description in Column 1 with the correct term in Column 2. Column 2 Column 1 d 1. the sin that the Tenth Commandment warns a. justice us about b. kingdom of God a 2. giving God and others what is due to them c. solidarity b 3. the rule of justice, love, and peace in our hearts d. envy and lives c 4. unity with all people around the world

B. Check Understanding Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 6. A man who has received Holy Orders is known as a . a. lay person c. lector b. religious brother d. priest

B. Check Understanding Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 5. The kingdom of God will be complete when . a. Jesus comes again c. everyone has enough food b. we recite the Lord’s Prayer d. the Bible is finished

7. At a Baptism, parents and godparents are blessed to help them be a. patient c. witnesses of faith b. obedient d. financially successful

6. By ing workers in Poland, Pope John Paul II showed a. hope c. solidarity b. pride d. charity

.

7. Which prayer sums up the message of the Gospels? a. the Mass c. the Hail Mary b. the Lord’s Prayer d. the Glory to the Father

8. Which person is living a consecrated life in community? a. a religious sister c. a teacher b. a parent d. a child 9. Children should first learn about God from their a. family c. school teachers b. parish priest d. friends

.

.

8. Jesus compares the kingdom of God to a mustard seed that a. withers in the sun c. grows and spreads b. becomes food for everyone d. falls on poor soil

.

.

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. What opportunities to further justice do you see in your everyday life?

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 10. Why do you think vocations to the religious life are important?

They are important because priests, brothers, and sisters have an important part in sharing Jesus’ teachings and helping people who are in need of assistance.

Responses will vary, but should center on helping those who are victimized by poverty, prejudice, or other social injustices.

11. Describe the role of lay people as priests, prophets, and kings.

Answers should include content from graphic organizer on page 262

10. Why is it important for everyone to work for the kingdom of God?

Sample responses: It is important for everyone to work for the kingdom of God because the job is too big for any one person to do it.



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A. Work with Words Match each description in Column 1 with the correct term in Column 2. Column 2 Column 1 d 1. a sweet-smelling oil used at Baptism a. lay person e 2. a process for weighing choices in your life b. domestic Church a 3. a baptized member of the Church who shares in c. vocation Jesus’ mission and witnesses to him d. chrism b 4. what all Christian families are called to be c. discernment c 5. a holy calling to love and serve God and others

A. Work with Words Match each description in Column 1 with the correct term in Column 2. Column 2 Column 1 d 1. the sin that the Tenth Commandment warns a. justice us about b. kingdom of God a 2. giving God and others what is due to them c. solidarity b 3. the rule of justice, love, and peace in our hearts d. envy and lives c 4. unity with all people around the world

B. Check Understanding Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 6. A man who has received Holy Orders is known as a . a. lay person c. lector b. religious brother d. priest

B. Check Understanding Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 5. The kingdom of God will be complete when . a. Jesus comes again c. everyone has enough food b. we recite the Lord’s Prayer d. the Bible is finished

7. At a Baptism, parents and godparents are blessed to help them be a. patient c. witnesses of faith b. obedient d. financially successful

6. By ing workers in Poland, Pope John Paul II showed a. hope c. solidarity b. pride d. charity

.

7. Which prayer sums up the message of the Gospels? a. the Mass c. the Hail Mary b. the Lord’s Prayer d. the Glory to the Father

8. Which person is living a consecrated life in community? a. a religious sister c. a teacher b. a parent d. a child 9. Children should first learn about God from their a. family c. school teachers b. parish priest d. friends

.

.

8. Jesus compares the kingdom of God to a mustard seed that a. withers in the sun c. grows and spreads b. becomes food for everyone d. falls on poor soil

.

.

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. What opportunities to further justice do you see in your everyday life?

C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 10. Why do you think vocations to the religious life are important?

They are important because priests, brothers, and sisters have an important part in sharing Jesus’ teachings and helping people who are in need of assistance.

Responses will vary, but should center on helping those who are victimized by poverty, prejudice, or other social injustices.

11. Describe the role of lay people as priests, prophets, and kings.

Answers should include content from graphic organizer on page 262

10. Why is it important for everyone to work for the kingdom of God?

Sample responses: It is important for everyone to work for the kingdom of God because the job is too big for any one person to do it.



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Chapter 21 Test A. Work with Words Complete each sentence with the correct . 1. The theological virtue that helps us look forward to the future is 2.

hell

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is eternal separation from God.

3. Prayers for the dead will help souls in 4. At the

hope

purgatory

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last judgment

, when Jesus returns in glory, all the living and the dead will be judged.

B. Check Understanding Circle the letter of the choice that best completes the sentence. 5. Which is the state of being happy with God forever? a. heaven c. hell b. purgatory d. earth 6. People are first judged by their actions a. in hell c. in heaven b. at the moment of death d. after they finish purgatory 7. Which will NOT happen at the second coming of Jesus? a. the dead will rise c. bodies and souls will be united b. God will recreate the world d. all humanity will be judged 8. Which person was raised from the dead by Jesus? a. Mary c. Lazarus b. Martha d. Paul C. Make Connections Write a response on the lines below. 9. Why should knowing about heaven make us hopeful?

Sample response: Knowing about heaven should make us hopeful because it shows that our earthly efforts will be rewarded and gives us something to look forward to.

10. Give an example of how two Works of Mercy could be done at the same time.

Sample response: A person might make meals for the homeless and include drinks and food, so that would be feeding the hungry and giving drinks to the thirsty.


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