FOLLOWING CHRIST. Quiz and Test Packet. Faith and Life Series 6

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1 FOLLOWING CHRIST Quiz and Test Packet Faith and Life Series 6

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3 FOLLOWING CHRIST Quiz and Test Packet Faith and Life Series BOOK SIX Ignatius Press, San Francisco

4 Printed in 2007 by Ignatius Press Materials in this booklet are protected under the copyright of the Teacher s Manual All rights reserved Copies of student quizzes and tests may be made for classroom or homeschool use ISBN Printed in the United States of America `

5 God Gives Us the Law Quiz 1 Part I: Fill in the blanks. 1. Every man has the law in his heart to do and avoid. 2. Our is the ability to judge if an action is right or wrong. 3. God established a with the Israelites and gave them his laws. 4. God s laws known as the Ten Commandments are also called the. 5. Man has so that he can love and obey God. 6. Jesus taught us that is the foundation of all law. 7. Jesus said that all of the commandments can be summed up in this: Love above all things with our whole mind, heart and soul and love our. 8. We when we choose to break God s law. Part II: Write the Ten Commandments in order Faith and Life Series Grade 6 1

6 The First Commandment in Our Own Day Quiz 2 Part I: Fill in the word that matches the definition. apostasy detachment idolatry impiety superstition heresy 1. the belief that creatures have supernatural powers 2. the lack of reverence or proper respect for God 3. the willful denial of a truth of faith 4. the rejection of the Christian faith by a baptized person 5. the sin of worshipping something other than God 6. the ability to let go of things when God asks it of us Part II: Answer in complete sentences. 1. What can we learn from the story of the rich young man? 2. What are five things in today s world that can easily end up competing with our love for God and become idolatrous? Part III: Yes or No. 1. In the age before Christ did the sacrifice of the Hebrews please God? 2. In the age before Christ could the sacrifice of the Hebrew people make up for sin? 3. Can man alone make up for sin? 4. Did God have to become man in order to make up for sin? 2 Faith and Life Series Grade 6

7 Prayer Hidden Treasure Quiz 3 Part I: Answer in complete sentences. 1. What is prayer? 2. What are the two forms of prayer? 3. What are three prayers that we pray as Catholics? Part II: Write the Mysteries of the Rosary in the correct order. Joyful Mysteries Sorrowful Mysteries Glorious Mysteries Part III: Write a paragraph on one of the following topics. 1. How can we stay focused when we pray? 2. What is the Divine Office or Liturgy of the Hours and who must pray it? 3. What is the spiritual life? Faith and Life Series Grade 6 3

8 Saints They Made the Most of It Quiz 4 Part I: Define the following: conversion Church Triumphant intercede patron saint Part II: Answer in complete sentences. 1. What role does Mary have in heaven? 2. What is the only way to be happy? 3. What is the only cure for the unhappy man? Part III: Yes or No. 1. Is each of us called to be a saint? 2. Are the saints close friends of God? 3. Can our hearts rest in anything besides God? 4. Should we pray to our patron saint and to our guardian angel? 5. Are the saints powerful intercessors? 6. Is there any happiness more wonderful than heaven? 4 Faith and Life Series Grade 6

9 The Holy Name Quiz 5 Part I: Fill in the blanks. 1. The Second Commandment forbids any lack of respect, or, toward God in the use of his most holy name. 2. When Moses asked God for his name, God said, I WHO I. 3. is the verbal abuse or scorn toward God himself or to the Blessed Virgin, the other saints, or holy things. 4. An calls on God to witness to the truth of what we are saying. 5. A is a solemn declaration committing oneself to do something. Part II: Yes or No. 1. Is it permissible for someone to take an oath when he is involved in a legal proceeding that requires it? 2. Should we ever take an oath lightly or falsely? Part III: Answer in complete sentences. 1. What vows do religious brothers and sisters make? 2. What kind of vow does a married couple make? 3. Are the objects used for Mass, such as the altar, chalice, and paten considered to be holy? Why or why not? 4. How should we treat the people, places, and things consecrated to God? Faith and Life Series Grade 6 7

10 The Lord s Day Quiz 6 Part I: Answer in complete sentences. 1. Which commandment requires us to give one day a week to God? 2. Why do the Jewish people observe the sabbath on Saturday? 3. Why do Christians celebrate the Lord s Day on Sunday? 4. What is the main way that we worship God on the Lord s Day. 5. Since Sunday is supposed to be a day of joy and refreshment, what sorts of things can we do on Sundays? Part II: Fill in the blanks. 1. The is a holy day, which is consecrated or dedicated to God. 2. We are commanded not to do any work on Sundays and holy days. 3. To miss Mass on Sunday is a sin unless there is a serious reason. Part III: Match the date with the corresponding holy day of obligation. All Saints a. January 1 Christmas b. forty days after Easter Assumption c. August 15 Immaculate Conception d. November 1 Ascension e. December 8 Mary, Mother of God f. December 25 8 Faith and Life Series Grade 6

11 The Cross and True Riches Quiz 7 Part I: Answer in complete sentences. 1. Why should we practice self-denial? 2. Give three examples of acts of self-denial. 3. What is the most perfect kind of self-denial? 4. On days the Church requires abstinence, what are we not to do? 5. On days the Church requires us to fast, what are we to do? 6. What is the penitential season in the Church year that prepares us to celebrate the birth of Christ? 7. What is the penitential season in the Church year that prepares us to celebrate the Passion, death, and Resurrection of the Lord? Part II: Yes or No. 1. Is it always easy to do good? 2. With the power of God is it possible to do good and even love our enemy? 3. Can practicing self-denial strengthen our ability to do good with the help of God? 4. Can our cross be a penance we choose for ourselves or suffering that God allows in our life? 5. Can penance make up for past sin and help prevent future sin? 6. Is it good to practice self-denial on Fridays? Faith and Life Series Grade 6 9

12 In the Heart of the Family Quiz 8 Part I: Answer the following in complete sentences. 1. What duties do parents have? 2. What does it mean to honor? 3. How do the roles of care giving change as parents and children get older? 4. What must unite a family and make it holy? 5. Who should we look to as our model for family life? Part II: Yes or No. 1. If a child is disrespectful of his parents, is he honoring his parents? 2. Does the Fourth Commandment require us to respect and obey government authorities and teachers? 3. Should we pray and sacrifice for our parents? 4. Do grown-ups have to respect their parents? 5. Can a society survive if family life is not strong and healthy? 6. Can the Christian family survive without love for God and neighbor? 7. Is prayer necessary for family unity and peace? 10 Faith and Life Series Grade 6

13 Citizenship Rights and Duties Quiz 9 Part I: Fill in the blanks. 1. A is a society of people united under a common government or authority. 2. The includes all the things in a society that allow people to have what they need in order to be truly happy. 3. is the virtue of love of one s country. 4. Saint Paul says, There is no authority except from. 5. The government is supposed to use its as God intends. Part II: Yes or No. 1. Does the government exercise a rightful authority over us? 2. Does the government s authority come from God? 3. Is it acceptable for the government to demand something of us that is against God s law? 4. Should the government respect God s law? 5. Is there more than one kind of legitimate government? 6. Is it important for the government to respect and promote the rights and well-being of all the people? 7. Is patriotism in keeping with Christianity? 8. Does patriotism include the promotion of the true welfare of the whole country and its citizens? 9. If the government declares an action to be legal, does that mean that the action is moral? 10. Is it permissible to support immoral laws? Part III: Compare the duties of the government with those of citizens. DUTIES OF THE GOVERNMENT DUTIES OF CITIZENS Faith and Life Series Grade 6 13

14 Church Authority Our Fathers in Faith Quiz 10 Part I: Answer the following in complete sentences. 1. Who founded the Catholic Church? 2. What was the means that Jesus chose to remain with us always and to lead us to heaven? 3. Who was the first pope? 4. In what ways does the pope answer moral questions and address himself to current problems? Part II: Fill in the blanks. 1. A is the chief authority in his own diocese. 2. The bishop has authority as long as he remains in union with the. 3. The bishop shares some of his authority with the and of his diocese. 4. The Church is often referred to as our Church because she exists to give us life and to provide for our well-being and development until we reach our final goal. 5. We should have a great reverence and for the Church because Jesus gave us the Church as a sign of his love for us. Part III: Write out the five precepts of the Church Faith and Life Series Grade 6

15 Respect Life Quiz 11 Part I: Yes or No. 1. Are the body and soul essential to the human being? 2. Is murder a mortal sin? 3. Does murder violate the God-given right to life of the one who is murdered? 4. Is abortion the killing of an unborn baby? 5. Is abortion murder? 6. Is euthanasia the killing of the elderly or the sick? 7. Is euthanasia murder? 8. Must sick or elderly people be given normal or ordinary treatment to be kept alive? 9. Is careless driving a sin against the Fifth Commandment? 10. Is it acceptable to risk our lives by doing foolish stunts when we are encouraged by a dare or a desire to show off? 11. Is it a sin to eat and drink too much? 12. Is the improper use of medicines and other drugs wrong? Part II: Answer in complete sentences. 1. What is the Fifth Commandment? 2. What are three examples of situations when killing is not the same as murder? 3. What sorts of things should you do to take care of yourself? Part III: Fill in the blanks. 1. To take an innocent human life is called. 2. The Commandment makes it clear that it is wrong to take innocent life. 3., the act of killing oneself, is always wrong. Faith and Life Series Grade 6 15

16 Charity toward All Quiz 12 Part I: Yes or No. 1. Must we have good will toward everyone? 2. Must we have good feelings about everyone? 3. Can we love our enemies by wishing them well and treating them justly? 4. Must we like our enemies? 5. It is wrong to wish that another person be hurt and suffer, or perhaps be killed? 6. Should we show respect and consideration for our enemies? 7. When we suffer the sting of harsh words or ill treatment from others can we offer the pain to God for the one who hurts us? 8. Is all anger wrong? 9. Can just anger help us to stand up for the rights of the oppressed or come to the defense of someone? Part II: Answer the following in complete sentences. 1. What other actions does the Fifth Commandment prohibit besides murder? 2. What are some of the dangers of anger? 3. What is the sin of scandal? Part III: Fill in the blanks. 1. The Commandment prohibits actions that cause deliberate injury to another human being. 2. To someone is to wish evil to someone. 3. Jesus says: your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who abuse you (Lk 6:27 28). 4. Saint Paul wrote: those who persecute you; bless and do not curse them... Repay no one evil for evil, but take thought for what is noble in the sight of all (Rom 12:14 17). 16 Faith and Life Series Grade 6

17 The Sacred Flame Quiz 13 Part I: Fill in the blanks. 1. To maintain our self-respect and respect for others we have to do what we know is right and avoid what we know is. 2. The and Commandments require us to respect ourselves and others, and especially married life and the family. 3. All our actions start in our, so we should see the importance of properly directing our thoughts and desires. 4. God has designed human sexuality to be enjoyed only in and only in the proper way. 5. The proper use or control of our sexual powers is called. 6. A chaste person will avoid anything that might be a against purity. 7. is sexual thought or action that is against the Sixth or Ninth Commandments. 8. Chastity requires that we practice self- and self-. Part II: Answer the following. 1. Write out the two commandments that pertain to chastity. 2. How do these two commandments guide us? 3. Why has God designed human sexuality to be enjoyed only in marriage? 4. What sorts of things does a chaste person avoid? Part III: Yes or No. 1. Has God reserved the joys of human sexuality for marriage? 2. Is it a serious sin to use sexual powers outside of marriage? 3. Does God want to give those who marry an actual share in the creation of a new human being? Faith and Life Series Grade 6 19

18 Ownership Quiz 14 Part I: Define each term. 1. stealing (theft): 2. restitution: 3. fraud: 4. usury: 5. envy: 6. avarice: 7. justice: Part II: Write a paragraph about St. Francis of Assisi and his spirit of poverty. 20 Faith and Life Series Grade 6

19 Backed by Truth Quiz 15 Part I: Matching. 1. idle talk about the faults of others 2. lying under oath 3. saying something false about another 4. pretending to be better than you are 5. judging another s character without enough evidence 6. giving untrue testimony about another 7. deliberately deceiving someone 8. using the truth to harm another a. slander/calumny b. detraction c. rash judgment d. gossip e. false witness f. hypocrisy g. perjury h. lying Part II: Write a paragraph about what you should do when you are tempted to gossip or listen to gossip. Be sure to explain what gossip is and why it is wrong. Faith and Life Series Grade 6 21

20 The Beatitudes Quiz 16 Part I: Match the two parts of each Beatitude and give an example of how to practice each one (either in your own life or from the life of a saint). 1. Blessed are the poor in spirit, 2. Blessed are those who mourn, 3. Blessed are the meek, 4. Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, 5. Blessed are the merciful, 6. Blessed are the pure in heart, 7. Blessed are the peacemakers, 8. Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness sake, a. for they shall be satisfied. b. for they shall obtain mercy. c. for they shall be called sons of God. d. for they shall be comforted. e. for theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven. f. for they shall inherit the earth. g. for theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven. h. for they shall see God Faith and Life Series Grade 6

21 At the Last Supper Quiz 17 Part I: Yes or No. 1. Did all of Jesus followers accept his saying when he told them that he would give them his Body to eat and his Blood to drink? 2. At the Last Supper, did the apostles receive Jesus in Holy Communion? 3. Is the Eucharist only a symbol? 4. Is the Eucharist truly Jesus? 5. Did Jesus make the apostles priests at the Last Supper? 6. Does the priest offer the same sacrifice that Jesus offered at the Last Supper and on the Cross? Part II: Fill in the chart. BEFORE THE WORDS THIS IS MY BODY... THIS IS MY BLOOD AFTER THE WORDS THIS IS MY BODY... THIS IS MY BLOOD APPEARANCE SUBSTANCE APPEARANCE SUBSTANCE Bread Wine This change is called: Part III: Fill in the blanks. 1. The commemorated God s rescue of his chosen people from slavery in Egypt. 2. The sacrifice that frees man from sin is the and death of our Lord Jesus Christ. 3. The word is used to indicate the total offering of a victim or gift in a sacrifice. 4. In the oblation of Jesus Christ, he was both priest and. 5. In Holy Communion we receive the,,, and of Jesus. 6. We call Jesus presence in the the Real Presence. Part IV: Answer the following in complete sentences. 1. The slavery of the Hebrew people is an image of what other kind of slavery? 2. What are the four purposes of offering a sacrifice? Faith and Life Series Grade 6 25

22 The Living Sacrifice Quiz 18 Part I: Yes or No. 1. Is the victim offered at Mass the same victim offered on Calvary? 2. Does Jesus die again at every Mass? 3. Does Jesus make his Body and Blood present on earth under the appearances of bread and wine? 4. Does Christ bring his sacrifice before us in a real way at Mass? Part II: Answer in complete sentences. 1. What are two reasons Jesus gave us the Sacrament of the Eucharist? 2. What is the most perfect prayer? 3. What are the four ends of the Mass? Part III: Write a paragraph explaining one of the four ends of the Mass. 26 Faith and Life Series Grade 6

23 The Feast of God Quiz 19 Part I: Yes or No. 1. Is Mass a sacred banquet? 2. Is Mass the re-presentation of Christ s sacrifice on Calvary? 3. Is the Mass like any ordinary celebration? 4. Is the Mass a sacred celebration? 5. Can there be friendship without respect? Part II: Answer in complete sentences. 1. What do we celebrate at Mass? 2. With what kind of attitude should we approach the Mass? 3. How can we express our reverence for the Mass? 4. In the Old Testament sacrifices, what did the people have to do in order to complete the religious ritual? 5. Why is the Mass the one and only perfect sacrifice? 6. Why is the Mass considered a feast and a sacred banquet? 7. What two things does our daily bread refer to in the Our Father? Faith and Life Series Grade 6 27

24 Promise and Fulfillment Quiz 20 Part I: Yes or No. 1. Was Jesus teaching on the Eucharist readily accepted by all? 2. Did Jesus lose many disciples after his teaching on the Eucharist? 3. Did Peter accept Jesus teaching on the Eucharist? 4. Is Jesus Flesh real food? 5. Is Jesus Blood real drink? 6. Did Jesus speak of his Body and Blood only symbolically? 7. Does the Eucharist nourish our souls? 8. When we receive the Eucharist, do we receive the life of Christ? Part II: Answer in complete sentences. 1. What sorts of things did Jesus do to help people believe in him? 2. What did Peter say in response to Jesus teaching on the Eucharist when Jesus asked the twelve if they would also go away? 3. What happens when we receive the Eucharist worthily? 28 Faith and Life Series Grade 6

25 New Life Quiz 21 Across 2. Joseph of took the body of Jesus and buried it in a tomb. 3. Jesus was buried in haste because they had to prepare for the. 6. On the first day of the week, some women set out for the tomb with. 9. An angel informed the women that Jesus had from the dead. 11. The apostles were in hiding for fear of the leaders. 12. After the Resurrection, Jesus breathed on the apostles and gave them the power to sins. 14. Jesus asked Peter three times Do you me? 16. Through his Resurrection Jesus brought us the new life of grace. 17. Jesus told his apostles that they were to be his to all nations. Down 1. Jesus appeared among the apostles and said be with you. 4. On the first day of the week some women went to the body of Jesus. 5. Jesus Resurrection is a sign of that we too will one day rise from the dead. 6. When the women arrived to the tomb the great had been rolled back. 7. The apostle set out to see for himself and found the empty tomb. 8. The apostle went along with Peter. 10. The angel told the women to go tell the news to Jesus. 12. Jesus said to Peter: me. 13. Forty days after his Resurrection, Jesus to heaven. 15. Jesus made Peter the first. Faith and Life Series Grade 6 29

26 Come into the Lord s Presence Singing for Joy Quiz 22 Part I: Answer in complete sentences. 1. What do we do to be outwardly prepared to come to Mass? 2. What do we do to be inwardly prepared to come to Mass? 3. In the Sacred Liturgy do we take part in the worship of God that goes on in heaven? 4. What are the two main parts of the Mass? 5. Are we in need of forgiveness when we come to Mass? 6. From where do the words in the first part of the Gloria come? 7. When we pray the Gloria what type of prayer are we offering to God? 8. What is the Liturgical Year? Part II: What are the five parts of the Introductory Rites? Faith and Life Series Grade 6

27 Speak Lord, Your Servant is Listening Quiz 23 Part I: Number the parts of the Liturgy of the Word to indicate their proper order and give a brief description of each. Homily: Responsorial Psalm: Prayers of the Faithful: First Reading: Gospel: Profession of Faith: Second Reading: Part II: Answer the following in complete sentences. 1. During the Introductory Rites we speak to God. Who speaks to us during the Liturgy of the Word? 2. What do we learn from the Old Testament? 3. What do the little crosses that we make on our forehead, lips, and heart before the Gospel indicate? Faith and Life Series Grade 6 33

28 Lift Up the Cup of Salvation Quiz 24 Part I: Number the parts of the Liturgy of the Eucharist to indicate their proper order and give a brief description of each. Preface: Doxology: Consecration: Washing of the Hands: Sanctus: Invocation of the Holy Spirit: Preparation of the Gifts: Offering to the Father: Prayer over the Gifts: Part II: Answer the following. 1. What does the word hosanna mean? 2. Give another name for the Eucharistic Prayer. 34 Faith and Life Series Grade 6

29 Come to the Table of the Lord Quiz 25 Part I: Number the parts of the Communion Rite to indicate their proper order in the Mass and give a brief description of each. Rite of Peace: Prayer after Communion: Lord s Prayer: Agnus Dei (Lamb of God): Closing Hymn: Communion of the People: Breaking of the Bread: Blessing: Communion Antiphon: Communion of the Priest: Part II: Answer in complete sentences. 1. In the Gospels, who said, Lord, I am not worthy to receive you...? 2. After receiving Jesus in Holy Communion, do we need to thank him for coming to us in Holy Communion? Faith and Life Series Grade 6 35

30 Preparing Our Hearts for Jesus Quiz 26 Part I: Yes or No. 1. Do we need Jesus in our daily lives? 2. Are we always aware of our need for Jesus? 3. Does Jesus want us to have confidence in him? 4. Do we have any reason to worry if we have confidence in Jesus? 5. Do we displease Jesus if we receive Holy Communion without being properly prepared? 6. Should we receive Holy Communion often? Part II: Write a paragraph about the ways we can follow Jesus in our daily lives that help us to be prepared to receive him in Holy Communion. Consider the following: prayer, good works, confession, learning about Jesus What does the parable about the king who gave a wedding banquet for his son teach us about being prepared? 38 Faith and Life Series Grade 6

31 Come Lord Jesus Quiz 27 Part I: Explain what each of these terms mean in regard to receiving Holy Communion. state of grace: right intention: eucharistic fast: thanksgiving: obligation/easter duty: Viaticum: Part II: Write a prayer of thanksgiving to Jesus for allowing us to receive him in Holy Communion. Faith and Life Series Grade 6 39

32 His Abiding Presence Quiz 28 Part I: Yes or No. 1. Is it Jesus who changes bread and wine into his Body and Blood through transubstantiation? 2. Is the Eucharist Jesus in his entirety, Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity? 3. Do we receive the Divinity of Jesus as well as his humanity? 4. Did Jesus leave his disciples orphaned? 5. Is Jesus present in the tabernacles in our churches? 6. Is Jesus in the tabernacle night and day? 7. Should we visit Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament? 8. Does speaking to Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament bring us special graces? Part II: Answer in complete sentences. 1. What is a sanctuary lamp? 2. What kind of reverent actions should our behavior before the Blessed Sacrament include? 3. What is a eucharistic procession? 4. What is Exposition? 5. What is Benediction? 40 Faith and Life Series Grade 6

33 Passage into Eternity Quiz 29 Part I: Answer in complete sentences. 1. What is death? 2. What happens to the body after death? 3. What happens to the soul after it leaves the body? 4. What is the Particular Judgment? 5. At the Particular Judgment we will be immediately aware of what three things? Part II: Yes or No. 1. Should we fear death? 2. Should we be aware of death as something that we must all experience? 3. When we die, will we be judged for what we have thought, said, done, and failed to do? 4. Is God unfair in his judgment of us? 5. Are there things we can do right now, like living a good life and receiving the sacraments on a regular basis, to prepare us for death and judgment? 6. At the hour of our death, will we be at peace if we have done our best to please God and have asked for his mercy for the times we failed to obey him? Faith and Life Series Grade 6 43

34 Heaven Purgatory Hell Quiz 30 Part I: Answer in complete sentences. 1. What is the final purpose of our life? 2. What is heaven? 3. Will heaven be boring? 4. When does our spiritual life begin? 5. What is purgatory and how can we help the souls there? 6. What is the Church Triumphant? 7. What is the Church Suffering? 8. What is the Church Militant? 9. Who are the condemned? 10. Does hell exist? 11. What is the greatest pain in hell? 44 Faith and Life Series Grade 6

35 He Shall Come Again Quiz 31 Part I: Yes or No. 1. Will Jesus come in splendor at the Second Coming? 2. Will the whole human race be present at the Second Coming? 3. Will the dead rise at the Second Coming? 4. Will all of our deeds, even our most secret deeds, be made known at the General Judgment? 5. Will the beatific vision make us completely happy? 6. Will only our souls exist after the Second Coming? 7. Will the General Judgment make clear to everyone the wisdom, knowledge, graciousness, mercy, patience, loving kindness, and justice of the Lord in his dealings with all men? 8. Will anyone be upset with the way Jesus will judge us? Part II: Saint Paul compared living the spiritual life to running a race. Write a paragraph explaining what the saint and the athlete have in common. Think about the following things: the need for self-discipline, the need for perseverance, the need to keep one s eyes on the prize. Faith and Life Series Grade 6 45