Catholic Church Quiz
Self-test on Church in preparation for Confirmation final test.
- 1.
What best describes the mission of the Church?
- A.
To serve God and proclaim the Gospel message
- B.
To save souls
- C.
To convert the unbaptized
Correct Answer
A. To serve God and proclaim the Gospel message -
- 2.
What is meant by “the Church is one”?
- A.
All the denominations are the same
- B.
People belong to the same religious institution
- C.
People are united in faith
Correct Answer
C. People are united in faith -
- 3.
What is meant by “the Church is holy”?
- A.
Catholics are without sin
- B.
Catholics have the truth
- C.
God is present in the Church
Correct Answer
C. God is present in the Church -
- 4.
What is meant by “the Church is catholic”?
- A.
The Church is for sinless people
- B.
The Church is for all people
- C.
The Church is for specially chosen people
Correct Answer
B. The Church is for all people -
- 5.
What is meant by “the Church is apostolic”?
- A.
The teachings of the church are without error
- B.
the church is ancient
- C.
The church is faithful to the teachings of the apostles
Correct Answer
C. The church is faithful to the teachings of the apostles -
- 6.
The following are Precepts of the Church EXCEPT
- A.
To be a lector or altar server
- B.
To take part in the Holy Mass on Sundays and Holy Days
- C.
To receive Holy Communion and Reconciliation at least once a year
- D.
To give of your time, talents and treasures to support the Church
Correct Answer
A. To be a lector or altar server -
- 7.
The Precepts of the Church are suggestions to Catholic Christians, but do not have to be followed.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 8.
Who is the head of a diocese?
- A.
Pope
- B.
Bishop
- C.
Pastor
Correct Answer
B. Bishop -
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