Grade 6 Spring Confirmation Test Review
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The savior of all men and women is ____________________.
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Jesus Christ
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Adam
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The Church
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The Holy Spirit
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This quiz is to be used as a study guide for my 6th grade Religious Education students. This quiz
will help to prepare for the spring 2010 Confirmation Test. Students should use this quiz as a supplement to studying. Not every test question is addressed in this quiz.
The questions should be shuffled each time you take the See morequiz, so if you take the quiz multiple times it won't be too familiar. Also, the answers on this quiz will NOT correspond to the answers on the test. So if the correct answer to a question here is "C," it won't necessarliy be "C" on the test.
Finally. . . . Good luck! Take your time and do your best.
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Which of the following is not true of Jesus Christ?
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True God
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Father
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Son of God
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True Man
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A. FatherExplanation
Jesus has two natures....God and man.Rate this question:
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The mystery of God becoming man (Jesus Christ) through the Holy Spirit and being born of the Virgin Mary is the ___________________.
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Assumption
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Resurrection
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Incarnation
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Transfiguration
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Assumption
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A. IncarnationExplanation
Jesus came INto the world through INcarnation.Rate this question:
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Jesus told us to call God _______________.
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Yahew
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Savior
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Father
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Creator
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A. FatherExplanation
"Our Father, who art in Heaven..."Rate this question:
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We call Jesus the _______________ because he saved his people by his life and death.
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Messiah
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Christ
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Rabbi
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Prophet
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A. MessiahExplanation
The term "Messiah" refers to the promised savior or deliverer in Jewish and Christian belief. Jesus is called the Messiah because he is believed to have saved his people through his life and death. This title emphasizes his role as the chosen one who brings salvation and redemption to humanity.Rate this question:
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Jesus died on the cross on ____________________.
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Easter Sunday
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Holy Saturday
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Good Friday
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Holy Thursday
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A. Good FridayExplanation
Although He suffered and died on Friday, we call it GOOD because by his death he opened the gates to Heaven.Rate this question:
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The ___________________ recounts everything that has happened to Jesus from the time he wascondemned to death to the time he was laid in the tomb.
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Commandments
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Stations of the Cross
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New Testament
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Paul's Letters
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A. Stations of the CrossExplanation
The Stations of the Cross is a devotional practice in the Catholic Church that recounts the events leading up to Jesus' crucifixion and burial. It consists of a series of 14 stations or scenes, each representing a specific event in Jesus' journey to Calvary. These stations help believers reflect on and meditate upon the suffering and sacrifice of Jesus. Therefore, the Stations of the Cross is the correct answer as it specifically refers to the narrative that recounts everything that happened to Jesus from his condemnation to his burial.Rate this question:
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_______________ wrote his gospel in 90 AD.
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Mark
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Matthew
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Luke
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John
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A. JohnExplanation
Both John and 90 have a circle....0 and o.Rate this question:
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Jesus offering his life for the salvation of people is known as _____________________.
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Pentecost
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Incarnation
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Revelation
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Redemption
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A. RedemptionExplanation
"Because by your holy cross you have redeemed the world."Rate this question:
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The raising of Jesus from the dead by the Father is know as ______________________.
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Assumption
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Ascension
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Resurrection
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Communion of Saints
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A. ResurrectionExplanation
The correct answer is Resurrection. The resurrection refers to the event in which Jesus was raised from the dead by God the Father. This event is a central belief in Christianity and is seen as a sign of Jesus' victory over death and sin. It is an essential part of the Christian faith and is celebrated on Easter Sunday. The resurrection is distinct from the ascension, which refers to Jesus' return to heaven after his resurrection. The communion of saints refers to the unity and fellowship of all believers, both living and dead.Rate this question:
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The ___________________ occured when Jesus ascended, body and soul, into Heaven.
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Revelation
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Pentecost
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Redemption
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Ascension
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A. AscensionExplanation
"He ascended into Heaven and is seated at the right hand of the Father."Rate this question:
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The Holy Spirit descended upon the 12 disciples as tongues of fire. This occured 50 days after the Resurrection, in the Upper Room. What do we call this event?
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Inspiration
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Pentecost
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Revelation
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Holy Saturday
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A. PentecostExplanation
Pentecost is the correct answer because it refers to the event when the Holy Spirit descended upon the 12 disciples as tongues of fire. This event occurred 50 days after the Resurrection, in the Upper Room. Pentecost is a significant event in Christianity as it marks the birth of the Christian Church and the empowering of the disciples to spread the teachings of Jesus.Rate this question:
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God revealing himself to man is called ____________________.
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Redemption
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Inspiration
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Mysteries
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Revelation
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A. RevelationExplanation
God reveals himself through revelation.Rate this question:
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These tell us what Jesus said and did.
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Gospels
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Paul's Letters
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Psalms
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Beatitudes
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A. GospelsExplanation
"The Gospel of the Lord"Rate this question:
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This is what we call God's guiding the content of what writers were to include in their book of the Bible.
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Revelation
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Inspiration
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Transfiguration
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Law
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A. InspirationExplanation
They were inspired to write.Rate this question:
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__________________________ address problems with the early church.
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The Canon
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Gospels
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Paul's Letters
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Beatitudes
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A. Paul's LettersExplanation
Paul's Letters address problems with the early church. Paul, also known as the Apostle Paul, wrote several letters to various early Christian communities. In these letters, he addressed issues and challenges that these communities were facing, such as divisions, false teachings, and moral issues. Paul's letters provided guidance, instruction, and encouragement to these early churches, helping them navigate through their difficulties and strengthen their faith. These letters are considered significant in shaping early Christian theology and providing insights into the challenges faced by the early church.Rate this question:
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One who speaks for God is called a ______________.
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Messiah
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Disciple
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Apostle
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Prophet
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A. ProphetExplanation
A person who speaks for God is known as a prophet. Prophets are believed to receive divine messages and guidance from God and convey them to others. They serve as intermediaries between God and humanity, delivering important revelations, teachings, and prophecies. Throughout history, prophets have played a crucial role in various religions and have been seen as powerful spiritual leaders and messengers of God's will.Rate this question:
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In the citation John 21:1, what does "21" refer to?
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Chapter
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Verse
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Book
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Psalm
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A. ChapterExplanation
Book * Chapter * VerseRate this question:
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About 1300 B.C. Moses received the Ten Commandments where?
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Upper Room
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Jerusalem
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Nazareth
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Mount Sinai
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A. Mount SinaiExplanation
Moses received the Ten Commandments at Mount Sinai. This is mentioned in the Bible, specifically in the book of Exodus. According to the biblical account, Moses went up to Mount Sinai to meet with God and receive the commandments written on stone tablets. Mount Sinai is traditionally believed to be located in the southern part of the Sinai Peninsula in modern-day Egypt. This event is significant in both Jewish and Christian traditions as it represents the establishment of the covenant between God and the Israelites.Rate this question:
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What book of the Bible tells of Moses' receiving the Ten Commandments?
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Exodus
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Genesis
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Psalms
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Matthew
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A. ExodusExplanation
The book of Exodus in the Bible tells of Moses' receiving the Ten Commandments. It describes how Moses led the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt and their journey to Mount Sinai, where God gave Moses the tablets containing the commandments. The book of Genesis focuses on the creation of the world and early events, Psalms is a collection of prayers and songs, and Matthew is one of the four Gospels in the New Testament.Rate this question:
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Who is supposed to care for creation and foster life?
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People
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Angels
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Jesus
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Holy Spirit
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A. PeopleExplanation
The popular "Keep It Green" trend is a great way to take care of creation!Rate this question:
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What town did Mary grow up in?
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Cairo
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Bethlehem
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Jerusalem
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Nazareth
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A. NazarethExplanation
Mary grew up in Nazareth.Rate this question:
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________________________ is the angel of the Annunciation.
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Gabriel
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Michael
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Ann
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Matthew
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A. GabrielExplanation
Gabriel is commonly known as the angel of the Annunciation. In the Bible, Gabriel is mentioned as the angel who appeared to the Virgin Mary to announce that she would conceive and give birth to Jesus. This event is known as the Annunciation. Therefore, Gabriel is the correct answer as he is specifically associated with this important biblical event.Rate this question:
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The ability of people on earth to help and pray for people in purgatory and heaven and vice versa is known as _______________.
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Inspiration
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Revelation
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The Communion of Saints
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The Ark of the Covenant
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A. The Communion of SaintsExplanation
The Communion of Saints refers to the belief that all the members of the Church, whether living or dead, are connected in a spiritual union. This includes the ability of people on earth to pray for and help those in purgatory and heaven, as well as the belief that those in heaven can intercede on behalf of those on earth. It emphasizes the idea of a shared community and support system within the Church, where individuals can seek assistance and offer their prayers for the well-being of others.Rate this question:
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_____________ refers to Mary being free from sin from the first moment of her conception.
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Immaculate Conception
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Divine Intervention
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Inspiration
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Incarnation
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A. Immaculate ConceptionExplanation
The term "Immaculate Conception" refers to the belief in Mary's freedom from sin from the moment of her conception. This means that Mary was conceived without original sin, making her pure and sinless. This belief is an important aspect of Catholic theology and is often misunderstood to refer to the conception of Jesus. However, the Immaculate Conception specifically pertains to Mary and her unique role as the mother of Jesus.Rate this question:
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Who is Mary's cousin?
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Ann
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Elizabeth
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Paul
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Joachim
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A. ElizabethExplanation
Mary's cousin is Elizabeth.Rate this question:
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Who is Mary's father?
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Joseph
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John the Baptist
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Barrabas
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Joachim
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A. JoachimExplanation
Joachim is suggested as Mary's father because he is a well-known figure in Christian tradition as the husband of Saint Anne and the father of Mary. Although Joachim is not explicitly mentioned in the Bible, he is mentioned in ancient Christian texts such as the Protoevangelium of James. These texts depict Joachim and Anne as devout and righteous parents who conceived Mary through divine intervention. Therefore, based on these traditional accounts, Joachim is commonly believed to be Mary's father.Rate this question:
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Who was Elizabeth's son?
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John the Baptist
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Simon
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Joseph
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Barrabas
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A. John the BaptistExplanation
Elizabeth's son was John the Baptist. This is known from the biblical account in the Gospel of Luke, where it is mentioned that Elizabeth, the wife of Zechariah, gave birth to a son named John. John the Baptist is a significant figure in Christianity and is known for baptizing Jesus Christ.Rate this question:
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Which of these is not the name of an American saint?
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St. Frances Cabrini
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St. John Neumann
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St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
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St. John Vianney
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St. Katherine Drexel
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A. St. John VianneyExplanation
St. John Vianney is not the name of an American saint. The other options, St. Frances Cabrini, St. John Neumann, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, and St. Katherine Drexel, are all recognized as American saints.Rate this question:
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Which three Stations of the Cross are the three in which Jesus falls?
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2, 4, 6
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3, 5, 9
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2, 6, 10
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3, 7, 9
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A. 3, 7, 9Explanation
It is odd to see someone fall. Station number 5 we know is Simon's. So give Simon "5" and the remaining first three odd numbers will be the three times Jesus falls.Rate this question:
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In Commandments ____ and _____ we learn that we need to respect what belongs to others, to live up to our business agreements, and to pay our debts.
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7, 10
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6, 9
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7, 8
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2, 10
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A. 7, 10Explanation
In commandments 7 and 10, we learn that we need to respect what belongs to others, to live up to our business agreements, and to pay our debts. These commandments emphasize the importance of honesty, integrity, and responsibility in our dealings with others. By respecting other people's property, honoring our agreements, and fulfilling our financial obligations, we contribute to a fair and just society where trust and mutual respect are valued.Rate this question:
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In Commandments _____ and _____ we learn to be pure and modest in our behavior.
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6, 9
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4, 6
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9, 10
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2, 4
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A. 6, 9Explanation
In the given question, the correct answer is "6, 9". This means that in Commandments 6 and 9, we learn to be pure and modest in our behavior. These specific commandments likely contain guidelines or instructions on how to maintain purity and modesty in our actions and conduct.Rate this question:
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The letters R, A, D, A, C are the first letters of each of the ________________ Mysteries.
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Joyful
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Sorrowful
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Glorious
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Luminous
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A. GloriousExplanation
The letters R, A, D, A, C spell out the word "RADAC," which does not have any meaning. However, if we rearrange these letters, we can form the word "CARD," which is the first letter of each of the "Glorious" Mysteries. Therefore, the correct answer is "Glorious."Rate this question:
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The first letters of each ____________ Mystery are A, V, B, P, F.
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Joyful
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Sorrowful
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Glorious
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Luminous
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A. JoyfulExplanation
A Very Big Piece of Fudge.....Joyful!Rate this question:
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The letters B, W, P, T, I are the first letters of each ___________________ Mystery.
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Glorious
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Luminous
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Sorrowful
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Joyful
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A. LuminousExplanation
The letters B, W, P, T, and I are the first letters of each word in the phrase "Luminous Mystery." This suggests that the missing word is "Mystery," as it completes the pattern established by the other options.Rate this question:
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A, S, C, C, C are the first letters of ___________ Mysteries.
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Luminous
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Glorious
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Joyful
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Sorrowful
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A. SorrowfulExplanation
A Sad Catholic Carries Christ.Rate this question:
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The Bible is a source of Revelation.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The statement is true because the Bible is considered by many religious believers to be a source of divine revelation. It is believed to contain the word of God and provides guidance and teachings for followers of various religions, such as Christianity. The Bible is seen as a sacred text that reveals important truths about God, humanity, and the world. Many people turn to the Bible for spiritual guidance, moral principles, and religious instruction.Rate this question:
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Jesus is one person with two natures.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The statement is true because according to Christian belief, Jesus is considered to be both fully human and fully divine. This concept is known as the Hypostatic Union, which means that Jesus has two distinct natures, the divine nature of God and the human nature of a man. This belief is based on biblical teachings and is a fundamental aspect of Christian theology.Rate this question:
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The Holy Spirit guides the Church in her teachings.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The Holy Spirit is believed to be the third person of the Holy Trinity in Christianity. According to Christian doctrine, the Holy Spirit is actively involved in guiding and leading the Church, particularly in matters of faith and doctrine. This belief is based on biblical passages such as John 14:26, which states that the Holy Spirit will teach and remind believers of everything Jesus taught. Therefore, the statement that the Holy Spirit guides the Church in her teachings is considered true in Christian theology.Rate this question:
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There are 73 books in the New Testament.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The New Testament has 27 books.Rate this question:
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The New Testament covers the time period from Creation to just before Christ was born.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The New Testament primarily covers the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, the early Christian church, and the spread of Christianity following Christ's death and resurrection. It does not cover the time period from Creation to just before Christ's birth. The Old Testament, on the other hand, includes narratives, laws, and prophecies that span from the creation of the world to the period before Christ's birth.Rate this question:
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Mark and Matthew wrote their gospels in the same year.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
Matthew and Luke wrote their gospels in the same year (85). The gospel writers who share the year also share the "ew" sound in their names.Rate this question:
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Another name for the Ten Commandments is the Ark of the Covenant.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The statement is true because the Ark of the Covenant is a sacred chest that contained the two stone tablets on which the Ten Commandments were written. The Ark of the Covenant is often referred to as the Ten Commandments because it symbolizes the covenant between God and the Israelites, which was established through the giving of the commandments.Rate this question:
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Man is a creature composed of a body and soul but not made in the image of God.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
We are made in the image of God.Rate this question:
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The definition of "Catholic" is:
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Apostolic
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Community
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Universal
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Communion
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A. UniversalExplanation
The term "Catholic" is derived from the Greek word "katholikos," which means "universal." This term refers to the belief that the Catholic Church is a universal institution that is open to all people regardless of their nationality, race, or culture. The Catholic Church aims to be inclusive and to provide spiritual guidance and support to people from all walks of life. Therefore, the correct answer for this question is "Universal."Rate this question:
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The word "Church" means:
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Community
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Universal
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Apostolic
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Holy
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A. CommunityExplanation
The word "Church" means community because it refers to a group of people who come together to worship and share a common faith. In Christianity, the Church represents a community of believers who support and encourage each other in their spiritual journey. It is a place where individuals can find a sense of belonging and connection with others who share their beliefs. The term "Church" emphasizes the importance of unity, fellowship, and collaboration within the religious community.Rate this question:
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