REA mock practice test

religion

Jesus

Jewish figure central to Christianity.

Messiah

Means 'anointed one'; refers to Jesus.

Incarnation

Jesus is fully human and fully divine.

Resurrection

Jesus rose from the dead, affirming divinity.

Son of God

Jesus is God's own son, fully divine.

Bread of Life

Jesus spiritually nourishes through the Eucharist.

Good Shepherd

Jesus protects and cares for his followers.

Lamb of God

Jesus sacrifices for humanity's forgiveness.

Saviour

Jesus saves humanity from sin and death.

Redeemer

Jesus pays for humanity's sins.

Lord and Teacher

Jesus leads and teaches followers God's way.

Parable

A story teaching moral or spiritual lessons.

Prodigal Son

Parable promoting forgiveness and acceptance.

Parable of the Sower

Demonstrates values affect reactions to Jesus.

Pharisee and Tax Collector

Parable promoting acceptance and non-judgment.

Good Samaritan

Teaches how to behave towards others.

Mustard Seed

Illustrates God's presence and guidance.

Beatitudes

Teachings of Jesus on blessedness at Sermon.

Old Testament

Contains 47 books, creation and Israel's history.

New Testament

Contains 27 books, Jesus' life and early church.

Pentateuch

First five books of the Bible.

Wisdom Books

Includes poetry and advice, e.g., Psalms.

Prophets

Speak on behalf of God.

Isaiah

A major prophet in the Old Testament.

Jeremiah

Prophet known for his lamentations and prophecies.

Ezekiel

Prophet who had visions of God's glory.

Gospels

Books detailing Jesus' life and teachings.

Acts of the Apostles

Narrative of the early church post-resurrection.

Epistles

Letters offering guidance to early Christians.

Revelation

Final book of the Bible, depicting future visions.

Covenants

Agreements between God and His people.

Original Sin

The first sin leading to humanity's fall.

Transfiguration

Event where Jesus appeared with Moses and Elijah.

Passover Meal

Celebration of Israelite liberation from slavery.

Jacob

Son of Isaac, father of the twelve patriarchs.

Pentecost

Celebration of the Holy Spirit's descent on apostles.

Sacraments

Rituals signifying God's grace in Christianity.

Eucharist

Central Christian rite, source of spiritual nourishment.

Holy Spirit

Divine presence empowering believers and the church.

Immaculate Conception

Mary conceived without original sin.

Annunciation

Angel Gabriel announces Mary will bear Jesus.

Assumption

Mary taken body and soul into heaven.

Apostolic Succession

Spiritual authority passed from apostles to bishops.

Magisterium

Teaching authority of the Catholic Church.

Pope

Leader of the Catholic Church.

Common Good

Welfare of all, especially the vulnerable.

Laudato Si

Pope Francis' encyclical on environmental stewardship.

Sacred Vessels

Items used in the celebration of the Eucharist.

Liturgies

Official public prayers of the Church.

Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit

Wisdom, understanding, counsel, fortitude, knowledge, piety, fear.