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Godrsquos guidance of the Biblersquos human authors is calledarevelationbinspirationc tradition

ainspiration

In the Bible creation is tolda As a story in the Genesisb In the Book of Revelationc As a historical record

aAs a story in the Genesis

God createda Good and evil thingsb Nothing out of all thingsc All things out of nothing

aAll things out of nothing

The source of all moral evil isa The devilb Temptationc Sin

aThe devil

Returning to God after committing sin is called

a Reconciliationb Evolutionc Redemption

aReconciliation

A gift from God by which we can think judge and know is

a Intellectb Imaginationc Freedom

aIntellect

God called Abram and named him Abraham which means

a Father of many nationsb I am Who Amc Yahweh

aFather of many nations

Through the prophets God formed His people in the hope of salvation and in the expectation of

a Keeping the old covenantb A new and eternal covenantc No covenant

You are correct

The Old Testament hasa 27 booksb 46 booksc 73 books

a46 books

Faith isa A complete submission of onersquos mind will a

nd whole being to Godb A complete turning away from Godc Giving money to the poor

aA complete submission of onersquos mind will and whole being to God

Humans area The lowest of Godrsquos earthly creationb The highest of Godrsquos earthly creationc neither

You are correct

God watched over Joseph son of Jacob just as He watches over all His people This is called Godrsquos

a Providenceb Perseverancec Persistence

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 2: Review powerpoint2

ainspiration

In the Bible creation is tolda As a story in the Genesisb In the Book of Revelationc As a historical record

aAs a story in the Genesis

God createda Good and evil thingsb Nothing out of all thingsc All things out of nothing

aAll things out of nothing

The source of all moral evil isa The devilb Temptationc Sin

aThe devil

Returning to God after committing sin is called

a Reconciliationb Evolutionc Redemption

aReconciliation

A gift from God by which we can think judge and know is

a Intellectb Imaginationc Freedom

aIntellect

God called Abram and named him Abraham which means

a Father of many nationsb I am Who Amc Yahweh

aFather of many nations

Through the prophets God formed His people in the hope of salvation and in the expectation of

a Keeping the old covenantb A new and eternal covenantc No covenant

You are correct

The Old Testament hasa 27 booksb 46 booksc 73 books

a46 books

Faith isa A complete submission of onersquos mind will a

nd whole being to Godb A complete turning away from Godc Giving money to the poor

aA complete submission of onersquos mind will and whole being to God

Humans area The lowest of Godrsquos earthly creationb The highest of Godrsquos earthly creationc neither

You are correct

God watched over Joseph son of Jacob just as He watches over all His people This is called Godrsquos

a Providenceb Perseverancec Persistence

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 3: Review powerpoint2

In the Bible creation is tolda As a story in the Genesisb In the Book of Revelationc As a historical record

aAs a story in the Genesis

God createda Good and evil thingsb Nothing out of all thingsc All things out of nothing

aAll things out of nothing

The source of all moral evil isa The devilb Temptationc Sin

aThe devil

Returning to God after committing sin is called

a Reconciliationb Evolutionc Redemption

aReconciliation

A gift from God by which we can think judge and know is

a Intellectb Imaginationc Freedom

aIntellect

God called Abram and named him Abraham which means

a Father of many nationsb I am Who Amc Yahweh

aFather of many nations

Through the prophets God formed His people in the hope of salvation and in the expectation of

a Keeping the old covenantb A new and eternal covenantc No covenant

You are correct

The Old Testament hasa 27 booksb 46 booksc 73 books

a46 books

Faith isa A complete submission of onersquos mind will a

nd whole being to Godb A complete turning away from Godc Giving money to the poor

aA complete submission of onersquos mind will and whole being to God

Humans area The lowest of Godrsquos earthly creationb The highest of Godrsquos earthly creationc neither

You are correct

God watched over Joseph son of Jacob just as He watches over all His people This is called Godrsquos

a Providenceb Perseverancec Persistence

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 4: Review powerpoint2

aAs a story in the Genesis

God createda Good and evil thingsb Nothing out of all thingsc All things out of nothing

aAll things out of nothing

The source of all moral evil isa The devilb Temptationc Sin

aThe devil

Returning to God after committing sin is called

a Reconciliationb Evolutionc Redemption

aReconciliation

A gift from God by which we can think judge and know is

a Intellectb Imaginationc Freedom

aIntellect

God called Abram and named him Abraham which means

a Father of many nationsb I am Who Amc Yahweh

aFather of many nations

Through the prophets God formed His people in the hope of salvation and in the expectation of

a Keeping the old covenantb A new and eternal covenantc No covenant

You are correct

The Old Testament hasa 27 booksb 46 booksc 73 books

a46 books

Faith isa A complete submission of onersquos mind will a

nd whole being to Godb A complete turning away from Godc Giving money to the poor

aA complete submission of onersquos mind will and whole being to God

Humans area The lowest of Godrsquos earthly creationb The highest of Godrsquos earthly creationc neither

You are correct

God watched over Joseph son of Jacob just as He watches over all His people This is called Godrsquos

a Providenceb Perseverancec Persistence

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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God createda Good and evil thingsb Nothing out of all thingsc All things out of nothing

aAll things out of nothing

The source of all moral evil isa The devilb Temptationc Sin

aThe devil

Returning to God after committing sin is called

a Reconciliationb Evolutionc Redemption

aReconciliation

A gift from God by which we can think judge and know is

a Intellectb Imaginationc Freedom

aIntellect

God called Abram and named him Abraham which means

a Father of many nationsb I am Who Amc Yahweh

aFather of many nations

Through the prophets God formed His people in the hope of salvation and in the expectation of

a Keeping the old covenantb A new and eternal covenantc No covenant

You are correct

The Old Testament hasa 27 booksb 46 booksc 73 books

a46 books

Faith isa A complete submission of onersquos mind will a

nd whole being to Godb A complete turning away from Godc Giving money to the poor

aA complete submission of onersquos mind will and whole being to God

Humans area The lowest of Godrsquos earthly creationb The highest of Godrsquos earthly creationc neither

You are correct

God watched over Joseph son of Jacob just as He watches over all His people This is called Godrsquos

a Providenceb Perseverancec Persistence

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 6: Review powerpoint2

aAll things out of nothing

The source of all moral evil isa The devilb Temptationc Sin

aThe devil

Returning to God after committing sin is called

a Reconciliationb Evolutionc Redemption

aReconciliation

A gift from God by which we can think judge and know is

a Intellectb Imaginationc Freedom

aIntellect

God called Abram and named him Abraham which means

a Father of many nationsb I am Who Amc Yahweh

aFather of many nations

Through the prophets God formed His people in the hope of salvation and in the expectation of

a Keeping the old covenantb A new and eternal covenantc No covenant

You are correct

The Old Testament hasa 27 booksb 46 booksc 73 books

a46 books

Faith isa A complete submission of onersquos mind will a

nd whole being to Godb A complete turning away from Godc Giving money to the poor

aA complete submission of onersquos mind will and whole being to God

Humans area The lowest of Godrsquos earthly creationb The highest of Godrsquos earthly creationc neither

You are correct

God watched over Joseph son of Jacob just as He watches over all His people This is called Godrsquos

a Providenceb Perseverancec Persistence

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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The source of all moral evil isa The devilb Temptationc Sin

aThe devil

Returning to God after committing sin is called

a Reconciliationb Evolutionc Redemption

aReconciliation

A gift from God by which we can think judge and know is

a Intellectb Imaginationc Freedom

aIntellect

God called Abram and named him Abraham which means

a Father of many nationsb I am Who Amc Yahweh

aFather of many nations

Through the prophets God formed His people in the hope of salvation and in the expectation of

a Keeping the old covenantb A new and eternal covenantc No covenant

You are correct

The Old Testament hasa 27 booksb 46 booksc 73 books

a46 books

Faith isa A complete submission of onersquos mind will a

nd whole being to Godb A complete turning away from Godc Giving money to the poor

aA complete submission of onersquos mind will and whole being to God

Humans area The lowest of Godrsquos earthly creationb The highest of Godrsquos earthly creationc neither

You are correct

God watched over Joseph son of Jacob just as He watches over all His people This is called Godrsquos

a Providenceb Perseverancec Persistence

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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aThe devil

Returning to God after committing sin is called

a Reconciliationb Evolutionc Redemption

aReconciliation

A gift from God by which we can think judge and know is

a Intellectb Imaginationc Freedom

aIntellect

God called Abram and named him Abraham which means

a Father of many nationsb I am Who Amc Yahweh

aFather of many nations

Through the prophets God formed His people in the hope of salvation and in the expectation of

a Keeping the old covenantb A new and eternal covenantc No covenant

You are correct

The Old Testament hasa 27 booksb 46 booksc 73 books

a46 books

Faith isa A complete submission of onersquos mind will a

nd whole being to Godb A complete turning away from Godc Giving money to the poor

aA complete submission of onersquos mind will and whole being to God

Humans area The lowest of Godrsquos earthly creationb The highest of Godrsquos earthly creationc neither

You are correct

God watched over Joseph son of Jacob just as He watches over all His people This is called Godrsquos

a Providenceb Perseverancec Persistence

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 9: Review powerpoint2

Returning to God after committing sin is called

a Reconciliationb Evolutionc Redemption

aReconciliation

A gift from God by which we can think judge and know is

a Intellectb Imaginationc Freedom

aIntellect

God called Abram and named him Abraham which means

a Father of many nationsb I am Who Amc Yahweh

aFather of many nations

Through the prophets God formed His people in the hope of salvation and in the expectation of

a Keeping the old covenantb A new and eternal covenantc No covenant

You are correct

The Old Testament hasa 27 booksb 46 booksc 73 books

a46 books

Faith isa A complete submission of onersquos mind will a

nd whole being to Godb A complete turning away from Godc Giving money to the poor

aA complete submission of onersquos mind will and whole being to God

Humans area The lowest of Godrsquos earthly creationb The highest of Godrsquos earthly creationc neither

You are correct

God watched over Joseph son of Jacob just as He watches over all His people This is called Godrsquos

a Providenceb Perseverancec Persistence

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 10: Review powerpoint2

aReconciliation

A gift from God by which we can think judge and know is

a Intellectb Imaginationc Freedom

aIntellect

God called Abram and named him Abraham which means

a Father of many nationsb I am Who Amc Yahweh

aFather of many nations

Through the prophets God formed His people in the hope of salvation and in the expectation of

a Keeping the old covenantb A new and eternal covenantc No covenant

You are correct

The Old Testament hasa 27 booksb 46 booksc 73 books

a46 books

Faith isa A complete submission of onersquos mind will a

nd whole being to Godb A complete turning away from Godc Giving money to the poor

aA complete submission of onersquos mind will and whole being to God

Humans area The lowest of Godrsquos earthly creationb The highest of Godrsquos earthly creationc neither

You are correct

God watched over Joseph son of Jacob just as He watches over all His people This is called Godrsquos

a Providenceb Perseverancec Persistence

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 11: Review powerpoint2

A gift from God by which we can think judge and know is

a Intellectb Imaginationc Freedom

aIntellect

God called Abram and named him Abraham which means

a Father of many nationsb I am Who Amc Yahweh

aFather of many nations

Through the prophets God formed His people in the hope of salvation and in the expectation of

a Keeping the old covenantb A new and eternal covenantc No covenant

You are correct

The Old Testament hasa 27 booksb 46 booksc 73 books

a46 books

Faith isa A complete submission of onersquos mind will a

nd whole being to Godb A complete turning away from Godc Giving money to the poor

aA complete submission of onersquos mind will and whole being to God

Humans area The lowest of Godrsquos earthly creationb The highest of Godrsquos earthly creationc neither

You are correct

God watched over Joseph son of Jacob just as He watches over all His people This is called Godrsquos

a Providenceb Perseverancec Persistence

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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aIntellect

God called Abram and named him Abraham which means

a Father of many nationsb I am Who Amc Yahweh

aFather of many nations

Through the prophets God formed His people in the hope of salvation and in the expectation of

a Keeping the old covenantb A new and eternal covenantc No covenant

You are correct

The Old Testament hasa 27 booksb 46 booksc 73 books

a46 books

Faith isa A complete submission of onersquos mind will a

nd whole being to Godb A complete turning away from Godc Giving money to the poor

aA complete submission of onersquos mind will and whole being to God

Humans area The lowest of Godrsquos earthly creationb The highest of Godrsquos earthly creationc neither

You are correct

God watched over Joseph son of Jacob just as He watches over all His people This is called Godrsquos

a Providenceb Perseverancec Persistence

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 13: Review powerpoint2

God called Abram and named him Abraham which means

a Father of many nationsb I am Who Amc Yahweh

aFather of many nations

Through the prophets God formed His people in the hope of salvation and in the expectation of

a Keeping the old covenantb A new and eternal covenantc No covenant

You are correct

The Old Testament hasa 27 booksb 46 booksc 73 books

a46 books

Faith isa A complete submission of onersquos mind will a

nd whole being to Godb A complete turning away from Godc Giving money to the poor

aA complete submission of onersquos mind will and whole being to God

Humans area The lowest of Godrsquos earthly creationb The highest of Godrsquos earthly creationc neither

You are correct

God watched over Joseph son of Jacob just as He watches over all His people This is called Godrsquos

a Providenceb Perseverancec Persistence

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 14: Review powerpoint2

aFather of many nations

Through the prophets God formed His people in the hope of salvation and in the expectation of

a Keeping the old covenantb A new and eternal covenantc No covenant

You are correct

The Old Testament hasa 27 booksb 46 booksc 73 books

a46 books

Faith isa A complete submission of onersquos mind will a

nd whole being to Godb A complete turning away from Godc Giving money to the poor

aA complete submission of onersquos mind will and whole being to God

Humans area The lowest of Godrsquos earthly creationb The highest of Godrsquos earthly creationc neither

You are correct

God watched over Joseph son of Jacob just as He watches over all His people This is called Godrsquos

a Providenceb Perseverancec Persistence

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 15: Review powerpoint2

Through the prophets God formed His people in the hope of salvation and in the expectation of

a Keeping the old covenantb A new and eternal covenantc No covenant

You are correct

The Old Testament hasa 27 booksb 46 booksc 73 books

a46 books

Faith isa A complete submission of onersquos mind will a

nd whole being to Godb A complete turning away from Godc Giving money to the poor

aA complete submission of onersquos mind will and whole being to God

Humans area The lowest of Godrsquos earthly creationb The highest of Godrsquos earthly creationc neither

You are correct

God watched over Joseph son of Jacob just as He watches over all His people This is called Godrsquos

a Providenceb Perseverancec Persistence

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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You are correct

The Old Testament hasa 27 booksb 46 booksc 73 books

a46 books

Faith isa A complete submission of onersquos mind will a

nd whole being to Godb A complete turning away from Godc Giving money to the poor

aA complete submission of onersquos mind will and whole being to God

Humans area The lowest of Godrsquos earthly creationb The highest of Godrsquos earthly creationc neither

You are correct

God watched over Joseph son of Jacob just as He watches over all His people This is called Godrsquos

a Providenceb Perseverancec Persistence

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 17: Review powerpoint2

The Old Testament hasa 27 booksb 46 booksc 73 books

a46 books

Faith isa A complete submission of onersquos mind will a

nd whole being to Godb A complete turning away from Godc Giving money to the poor

aA complete submission of onersquos mind will and whole being to God

Humans area The lowest of Godrsquos earthly creationb The highest of Godrsquos earthly creationc neither

You are correct

God watched over Joseph son of Jacob just as He watches over all His people This is called Godrsquos

a Providenceb Perseverancec Persistence

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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a46 books

Faith isa A complete submission of onersquos mind will a

nd whole being to Godb A complete turning away from Godc Giving money to the poor

aA complete submission of onersquos mind will and whole being to God

Humans area The lowest of Godrsquos earthly creationb The highest of Godrsquos earthly creationc neither

You are correct

God watched over Joseph son of Jacob just as He watches over all His people This is called Godrsquos

a Providenceb Perseverancec Persistence

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 19: Review powerpoint2

Faith isa A complete submission of onersquos mind will a

nd whole being to Godb A complete turning away from Godc Giving money to the poor

aA complete submission of onersquos mind will and whole being to God

Humans area The lowest of Godrsquos earthly creationb The highest of Godrsquos earthly creationc neither

You are correct

God watched over Joseph son of Jacob just as He watches over all His people This is called Godrsquos

a Providenceb Perseverancec Persistence

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 20: Review powerpoint2

aA complete submission of onersquos mind will and whole being to God

Humans area The lowest of Godrsquos earthly creationb The highest of Godrsquos earthly creationc neither

You are correct

God watched over Joseph son of Jacob just as He watches over all His people This is called Godrsquos

a Providenceb Perseverancec Persistence

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 21: Review powerpoint2

Humans area The lowest of Godrsquos earthly creationb The highest of Godrsquos earthly creationc neither

You are correct

God watched over Joseph son of Jacob just as He watches over all His people This is called Godrsquos

a Providenceb Perseverancec Persistence

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 22: Review powerpoint2

You are correct

God watched over Joseph son of Jacob just as He watches over all His people This is called Godrsquos

a Providenceb Perseverancec Persistence

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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God watched over Joseph son of Jacob just as He watches over all His people This is called Godrsquos

a Providenceb Perseverancec Persistence

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 24: Review powerpoint2

aProvidence

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 25: Review powerpoint2

When Josephrsquos brothers who had sold him as a slave came begging to him Joseph

a Threw them in prisonb Forgave themc Let them starve

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 26: Review powerpoint2

aForgave them

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 27: Review powerpoint2

A solemn promise between God and His people is called a

a Patriarchb Councilc Covenant

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 28: Review powerpoint2

aCovenant

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 29: Review powerpoint2

The Jewish feast that celebrates Godrsquos freeing of the Israelites from slavery is

a Passoverb Hanukkahc Seder

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 30: Review powerpoint2

aPassover

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 31: Review powerpoint2

In His covenant with the Israelites God promised that they would

a Rule the worldb Be His peoplec Always be happy

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 32: Review powerpoint2

aBe His people

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 33: Review powerpoint2

In their covenant with God the People promised

a ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquob ldquoWe will not obey the Lordrdquoc ldquoWe will do some of the things the Lord says

rdquo

ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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ldquoAll that the Lord says wersquoll dordquo

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 35: Review powerpoint2

Special days set aside to worship with the community at mass are Sunday and

a Fridays during Lentb Legal holidaysc Holy Days of Obligation

Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Holy Days of Obligation

Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Speaking against God in a hateful manner is called

a Blasphemyb Perjuryc Cursing

You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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You are correct

We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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We commit a mortal sin if we do something seriously wrong we know it is seriously wrong and we do it

a Freely and willinglyb Secretlyc With another person

aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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aFreely and willingly

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 41: Review powerpoint2

Venial sin is forgiven by the Sacrament of Reconciliation an act of contrition an act of love or

a Going to churchb Receiving the Eucharistc Saying the rosary

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 42: Review powerpoint2

aReceiving the Eucharist

The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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The ark of the covenant houseda The Old Testamentb The Ten Commandmentsc Quail for food

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 44: Review powerpoint2

aThe Ten Commandments

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 45: Review powerpoint2

Anointing with oil isa To let that person know he is a leaderb To dedicate that person or object to Godc To seal an agreement

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 46: Review powerpoint2

You are correct

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 47: Review powerpoint2

When God offered King Solomon a gift Solomon asked for

a Wisdom and povertyb An understanding heart and charityc An understanding heart and wisdom

Give Thy servant an understanding heart to judge Thy people and to know good and evil1 Kings 39

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 48: Review powerpoint2

aAn understanding heart and wisdom

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 49: Review powerpoint2

Prophets are people whoa Foretell the futureb Speak for Godc Have an easy life

aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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aSpeak for God

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 51: Review powerpoint2

The prophet who was taken to heaven in a fiery chariot is

a Elijahb Elishac Samuel

2 Kings 211And as they still went on and talked behold chariots of fire and horses of fire separated the two of them And Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 52: Review powerpoint2

aElijah

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 53: Review powerpoint2

The last and greatest prophet wasa Ezekielb Jeremiahc John the Baptist

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 54: Review powerpoint2

You are correct

The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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The father of the prophet who prepared the people for the Messiahrsquos coming by calling them to repent was

a Ezekielb Zechariahc John the Baptist

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 56: Review powerpoint2

aZechariah

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 57: Review powerpoint2

God becoming man is calleda Immaculate Conceptionb Incarnationc Nativity

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 58: Review powerpoint2

aIncarnation

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 59: Review powerpoint2

The period of time that begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends on the Feast of Christ the King is called

a The season of preparationb The ordinary timec The liturgical or Church year

Last Sunday in October

aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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aThe liturgical or Church year

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 61: Review powerpoint2

We celebrate Jesusrsquo saving sacrifice and holy meal when we celebrate

a The sacramentsb The Eucharistc The Church year

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 62: Review powerpoint2

aThe Eucharist

Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Abraham is often a symbol of a Faithful obedienceb A wandering nomadc A gentile

aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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aFaithful obedience

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 65: Review powerpoint2

The plague from which the blood of the lamb saved the Israelites

a Water turned to bloodb Boilsc Death of the firstborn

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 66: Review powerpoint2

aDeath of the firstborn

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 67: Review powerpoint2

The meal that celebrates the Israelites freedom from slavery and death

a Mannab Massc Seder

aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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aSeder

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 69: Review powerpoint2

Godrsquos signs that guided the Israelites on their journey

a Column of fireb Column of cloudc Both a and b

The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light that they might travel by day and by night He did not take away the pillar of cloud by day nor the pillar of fire by night from before the people (Exodus 1321-22)

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 70: Review powerpoint2

aBoth a and b

Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Where Moses received the Ten Commandmentsa Egyptb Mt Sinaic Mt Nebo

aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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aMt Sinai

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 73: Review powerpoint2

The sin the Israelites committed right after making the covenant at Mt Sinai

a Adulteryb Idolatryc Murder

aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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aIdolatry

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 75: Review powerpoint2

To hint or foretell something that would happen later to Jesus

a Prefigureb Promisec Represent

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 76: Review powerpoint2

aPrefigure

A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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A habit of doing gooda Blessingb Virtuec Principle

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 78: Review powerpoint2

aVirtue

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 79: Review powerpoint2

Careless use of Godrsquos name isa Profanityb Oathc Perjury

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 80: Review powerpoint2

aProfanity

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 81: Review powerpoint2

The book with the reading for Mass is thea Lectionaryb Sacramentaryc Ordo

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 82: Review powerpoint2

aLectionary

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 83: Review powerpoint2

The power to judge how good or bad an act isa Willb Considerationc Conscience

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 84: Review powerpoint2

aConscience

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 85: Review powerpoint2

Sins we must confess in the Sacrament of Reconciliation are

a Venial sinsb Mortal sinsc Mistakes

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 86: Review powerpoint2

aMortal sins

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 87: Review powerpoint2

The visible leader of the Church who represents Christ as chief guide on our journey to heaven is

a A saintb The popec A priest

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 88: Review powerpoint2

aThe pope

Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Godrsquos revelationa Came all at onceb Came graduallyc Never came

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 90: Review powerpoint2

aCame gradually

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 91: Review powerpoint2

All people are drawn to God becausea He created themb He wrote this desire in their heartsc Both a and b

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 92: Review powerpoint2

aBoth a and b

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 93: Review powerpoint2

God calls us to a Prayerb A life of comfortc Neither a or b

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 94: Review powerpoint2

aPrayer

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 95: Review powerpoint2

The Psalms are a Personal prayerb Communal prayerc Both a and b

For the Lord watches over the way of the righteous

but the way of the wicked will perish (Psalm16)

aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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aBoth a and b

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 97: Review powerpoint2

The first book of the Old Testamenta Exodusb Leviticusc Genesis

aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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aGenesis

God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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God telling about himselfa Revelationb Sanctifying gracec Rainbow

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 100: Review powerpoint2

aRevelation

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 101: Review powerpoint2

The sin of Adam and Evea Venial sinb Mortal sinc Original sin

aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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aOriginal sin

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 103: Review powerpoint2

Sign of Godrsquos promise not to destroy the world by flood again

a Dovesb Rainbowc Olive branch

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 104: Review powerpoint2

aRainbow

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 105: Review powerpoint2

The perfect revelation of Goda Jesusb Maryc Peter

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 106: Review powerpoint2

aJesus

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 107: Review powerpoint2

The first five books of the Biblea Cincob Pentateuchc Diez

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 108: Review powerpoint2

aPentateuch

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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Page 109: Review powerpoint2

Godrsquos life in usa Jesusb Original sinc Sanctifying grace

Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Sanctifying grace

Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Catholics believe God has an active role in all creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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aTrue

People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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People are free to choose good and avoid evila Trueb False

aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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aTrue

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 115: Review powerpoint2

Sin caused suffering and death to come into the world

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 116: Review powerpoint2

aTrue

The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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The Old Testament is not important to Catholics

a Trueb False

aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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aFalse

The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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The first sin was one of pride and disobedience

a Trueb False

aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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aTrue

God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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God gave human beings the responsibility to be stewards of creation

a Trueb False

aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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aTrue

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 123: Review powerpoint2

Men and women have equal dignitya Trueb False

aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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aTrue

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 125: Review powerpoint2

The prophets warned that the kingdom would suffer if people continued to sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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aTrue

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 127: Review powerpoint2

From the moment of conception every human soul is created immediately by God and is immortal

a Trueb False

aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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aTrue

The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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The liturgy of the Church has retained and adapted several elements of worship found in the Old Covenant

a Trueb False

aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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aTrue

Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Human nature is weakened through original sin

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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aTrue

The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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The Ten Commandments prescribe what is fundamental for love of God and love of neighbor

a Trueb False

aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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aTrue

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Page 135: Review powerpoint2

The old law prefigures the new covenant of Jesus

a Trueb False

Old law= before Jesusrsquo death and resurrectionOld Testament

The New Covenant went into effect after Jesusrsquo death burial and resurrection that fulfilled the requirements of the Old Covenant and Old Law and is associated with the New Testament and the leadership of Jesus

aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

>
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aTrue

The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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The law of Jesus does not fulfill or bring to perfection the old law

a Trueb False

aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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aFalse

We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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We are drawn to God because God created us and has written this desire in every heart

a Trueb False

aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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aTrue

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

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What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

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You shall not commit adultery

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You shall not steal

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You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

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You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

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You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

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Page 141: Review powerpoint2

The Psalter is a masterwork of prayer in the Old Testament

a Trueb False

It included the Psalms

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 142: Review powerpoint2

aTrue

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Page 143: Review powerpoint2

At the blessing of the baptismal water during the Easter Vigil the Church remembers the great events of salvation history that pointed to baptism

a Trueb False

aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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aTrue

What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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What are the five books of the Pentateuch

GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

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Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

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Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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GenesisExodus

LeviticusNumbers

Deuteronomy

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Baptism

Luminous

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Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

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Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Baptism

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Annunciation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

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Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

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Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or LuminousAssumption

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

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Luminous

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Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Transfiguration

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Presentation

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Carrying of the Cross

Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Sorrowful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Resurrection

Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Glorious

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

The Birth of our Lord

Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

We did it

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Joyful

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Wedding Feast

Luminous

Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Joyful Sorrowful Glorious or Luminous

Agony in the Garden

Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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Sorrowful

What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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What is the First Commandment

I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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I am the Lord your God you shall not have strange gods

before me

What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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What is the Second Commandment

You shall not take the name of the

Lord your God in vain

What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

(I love that one)

What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

What is the Seventh Commandment

You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

goods

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You shall not take the name of the

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What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

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What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

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You shall not commit adultery

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You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

What is the Ninth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

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What is the Third Commandment

Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

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What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

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You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

neighbor

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You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

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Remember to keep holy the Lordrsquos Day

What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

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What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

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You shall not commit adultery

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You shall not steal

What is the Eighth Commandment

You shall not bear false witness against your

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You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

What is the Tenth Commandment

You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

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What is the Fourth Commandment

Honor your Father and Mother

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What is the Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill

What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

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You shall not steal

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You shall not bear false witness against your

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You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

wife

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You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

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Honor your Father and Mother

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You shall not kill

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You shall not commit adultery

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You shall not bear false witness against your

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You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

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You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

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You shall not bear false witness against your

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What is the Sixth Commandment

You shall not commit adultery

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You shall not steal

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You shall not bear false witness against your

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You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

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You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

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You shall not bear false witness against your

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You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

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You shall not bear false witness against your

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You shall not covet your neighborrsquos

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