EXAM FOR ENGLISH

What does Biblos mean?

Books

What is a Testament?

A covenant or agreement between God and people

How many stages of Bible development are there?

3

What are the three stages of Bible development?

Oral History, Written History, Edited History

What is Oral History?

Stories, songs, and events told and memorized

What is Written History?

Stories, laws, and events written down

What is Edited History?

Important stories selected, refined, and passed on

How many books are in the Roman Catholic Bible?

73

How many books are in the Old Testament?

46

How many books are in the New Testament?

27

How many books are in the Protestant Bible?

66

Why do Catholics turn to Scripture?

To develop faith, strengthen their relationship with God, learn God's teachings, and receive guidance

What is Original Sin?

The first sin committed by Adam and Eve

What is Stewardship?

Caring for God's creation and using God's gifts responsibly

How can we practice Stewardship?

Protect the environment, help others, share talents, and respect creation

Which Catholic Social Teaching is Stewardship connected to?

Care for God's Creation

What is a Covenant?

An agreement made out of love between God and people

What is the Mosaic Covenant?

The covenant between God and the Israelites through Moses

What is Passover?

A Jewish celebration of God's liberation of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt

What does Passover celebrate?

God's saving action and faithfulness

Which covenant does Passover connect to?

The Mosaic Covenant

Why is Jesus called the Lamb of God?

He became the perfect sacrifice for humanity

What are the four kinds of truth?

Proverbial, Symbolic, Religious, Moral

What is Proverbial Truth?

A short saying of wisdom that teaches a lesson

What is Symbolic Truth?

Uses symbols and imagery to teach a deeper message

What is Religious Truth?

Teaches about God and faith

What is Moral Truth?

Teaches right from wrong and how people should live

Name one truth from the Creation Story.

There is one God

Name another truth from the Creation Story.

God made everything good

What does it mean that humans are made in God's image?

Humans have dignity and value because they reflect God

What does fulfillment mean?

Completion of God's plan

Who is the fulfillment of God's plan of salvation?

Jesus Christ

What three roles does Jesus fulfill?

Priest, Prophet, and King

When did the New Covenant begin?

At the Last Supper

What does the bread symbolize?

The Body of Christ

What does the wine symbolize?

The Blood of Christ

What does the washing of the feet symbolize?

Humility, service, and putting others before ourselves

What is the Paschal Mystery?

Jesus' suffering, death, and resurrection

What does Beatitude mean?

Blessing or true happiness

How many Beatitudes are there?

8

Who gave us the Beatitudes?

Jesus

What is the purpose of the Beatitudes?

To teach people how to live as followers of Jesus

Blessed are the poor in spirit. What does it mean?

Recognizing our need for God

Blessed are those who mourn. What does it mean?

Trusting God during difficult times

Blessed are the meek. What does it mean?

Choosing humility instead of power

Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness. What does it mean?

Seeking justice and goodness

Blessed are the merciful. What does it mean?

Showing forgiveness and compassion

Blessed are the pure in heart. What does it mean?

Keeping thoughts, words, and actions focused on God

Blessed are the peacemakers. What does it mean?

Working to create peace

Blessed are those persecuted for righteousness' sake. What does it mean?

Remaining faithful to God despite challenges

What is the Sermon on the Mount?

Jesus' teaching that includes the Beatitudes

What is conscience?

Our inner voice that helps us recognize right from wrong

How can we develop our conscience?

Prayer, Scripture, Church teachings, experience, and reflection

What are the three steps of the See-Judge-Act model?

See, Judge, Act

What does See mean?

Examine the situation

What does Judge mean?

Reflect using faith, values, and conscience

What does Act mean?

Choose and carry out the best action

What are the four Cardinal Virtues?

Prudence, Justice, Temperance, Fortitude

What is Prudence?

Making wise and moral decisions

What is Justice?

Respecting the rights of others and treating people fairly

What is Temperance?

Self-control and moderation

What is Fortitude?

Courage to do what is right despite challenges

What are the three Theological Virtues?

Faith, Hope, Love

What is Faith?

Belief and trust in God

What is Hope?

Trusting in God's promises

What is Love (Charity)?

Loving God and loving others

What is forgiveness?

Pardoning others and restoring relationships

How many Catholic Social Teachings are there?

7

What is Life and Dignity of the Human Person?

Every person is created in God's image

What is Call to Family, Community, and Participation?

People need relationships and community

What is Rights and Responsibilities?

Everyone has rights and responsibilities

What is Option for the Poor and Vulnerable?

Caring for those most in need

What is Dignity of Work and Rights of Workers?

Work should respect human dignity

What is Solidarity?

We are one human family

What is Care for God's Creation?

Protecting the environment and creation

What is Sacramental Awareness?

Believing God is present in every aspect of creation

What is Sacramental Dullness?

Inability to recognize the sacred in the world

How many Sacraments are there?

7

What are the seven Sacraments?

Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist, Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick, Holy Orders, Matrimony

What are the three categories of Sacraments?

Initiation, Healing, Service

Which Sacraments are Initiation?

Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist

Which Sacraments are Healing?

Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick

Which Sacraments are Service?

Holy Orders, Matrimony

What is prayer?

Communication with God

What are the four types of prayer?

Adoration, Contrition, Thanksgiving, Petition

What is Adoration?

Praising God

What is Contrition?

Asking forgiveness

What is Thanksgiving?

Thanking God

What is Petition?

Asking God for help

How does God answer prayers?

Yes, No, or Wait

What is the Liturgical Year?

The Church's yearly cycle of seasons and celebrations

When does the Liturgical Year begin?

Advent

What is a symbol?

An object or action that communicates a deeper meaning

What is love?

The most basic Christian virtue

Is love just an emotion?

No, love is a choice and an action

What is Christlike love?

Wanting what is best for others and giving generously

What does LIFE stand for?

Love, Infatuation, Friendship, Exploitation

What is Love (relationship type)?

Unconditional love based on trust, commitment, and respect

What is Infatuation?

Attraction based mainly on appearance, lust, or feelings

What is Friendship?

A relationship based on trust, loyalty, and shared interests