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Which of the following is NOT one of the Seven Sacraments?
Which of the following is NOT one of the Seven Sacraments?
- Reconciliation
- Confirmation
- Baptism
- Meditation (correct)
Advent is a period of preparation for Easter.
Advent is a period of preparation for Easter.
False (B)
What does the term 'right judgment' refer to in the context of faith?
What does the term 'right judgment' refer to in the context of faith?
It encourages discussing choices to feel comfortable with ourselves afterwards.
The three categories of the Seven Sacraments are Sacraments of Initiation, Sacraments of Healing, and Sacraments at the Service of ______.
The three categories of the Seven Sacraments are Sacraments of Initiation, Sacraments of Healing, and Sacraments at the Service of ______.
Which prayer involves asking God for help or forgiveness?
Which prayer involves asking God for help or forgiveness?
What is Lent and when does it begin?
What is Lent and when does it begin?
Who wrote the most letters in the New Testament?
Who wrote the most letters in the New Testament?
Match the following sacramental categories with their respective sacraments:
Match the following sacramental categories with their respective sacraments:
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the Christmas season.
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the Christmas season.
Name the four symbols of the Holy Spirit.
Name the four symbols of the Holy Spirit.
The first five books of the Bible are known as the ______ or the ______.
The first five books of the Bible are known as the ______ or the ______.
Match the Gospel writer to their focus:
Match the Gospel writer to their focus:
What are the main sections of the Old Testament?
What are the main sections of the Old Testament?
The Holy Thursday commemorates Jesus's resurrection.
The Holy Thursday commemorates Jesus's resurrection.
List three gifts of the Holy Spirit.
List three gifts of the Holy Spirit.
What does the term 'Gospel' refer to in a religious context?
What does the term 'Gospel' refer to in a religious context?
Liturgy involves individual worship without community participation.
Liturgy involves individual worship without community participation.
List two signs of a healthy relationship.
List two signs of a healthy relationship.
The principle 'Do Unto Others' emphasizes treating others as you would like to be __________.
The principle 'Do Unto Others' emphasizes treating others as you would like to be __________.
Which of the following is NOT one of the 7 signs of a healthy relationship?
Which of the following is NOT one of the 7 signs of a healthy relationship?
Match the guiding principles to their descriptions:
Match the guiding principles to their descriptions:
What is the best way to deal with conflict?
What is the best way to deal with conflict?
Which of the following are potential impacts of bullying?
Which of the following are potential impacts of bullying?
Which Catholic Social Teaching emphasizes the importance of family and community participation?
Which Catholic Social Teaching emphasizes the importance of family and community participation?
The Catholic tradition teaches that responsibilities are less important than rights.
The Catholic tradition teaches that responsibilities are less important than rights.
What is the primary focus of the Catholic Social Teaching known as 'option for the poor and vulnerable'?
What is the primary focus of the Catholic Social Teaching known as 'option for the poor and vulnerable'?
The Catholic Social Teaching that emphasizes the importance of protecting the environment is called _____ for God's creation.
The Catholic Social Teaching that emphasizes the importance of protecting the environment is called _____ for God's creation.
Match the following Catholic Social Teachings with their descriptions:
Match the following Catholic Social Teachings with their descriptions:
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Knowledge
Knowledge
The ability to understand and know ourselves and the world around us, as well as our faith.
Reverence
Reverence
A feeling of awe and respect for God's power and presence in our lives.
Wonder
Wonder
A sense of wonder and amazement at the beauty and power of God.
Right Judgment
Right Judgment
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Courage
Courage
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The Seven Sacraments
The Seven Sacraments
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What is Advent?
What is Advent?
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What is Ash Wednesday?
What is Ash Wednesday?
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What is Liturgy?
What is Liturgy?
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What is the Gospel?
What is the Gospel?
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Mutual Respect
Mutual Respect
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Trust in a relationship
Trust in a relationship
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Honesty in a relationship
Honesty in a relationship
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Support in a relationship
Support in a relationship
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Separate Identities
Separate Identities
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Good Communication
Good Communication
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Life and Dignity of the Human Person
Life and Dignity of the Human Person
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Call to Family, Community, and Participation
Call to Family, Community, and Participation
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Rights and Responsibilities
Rights and Responsibilities
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Option for the Poor and Vulnerable
Option for the Poor and Vulnerable
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Dignity of Work and Rights of Workers
Dignity of Work and Rights of Workers
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What are the first five books of the Bible?
What are the first five books of the Bible?
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What are the main divisions of the Bible?
What are the main divisions of the Bible?
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What languages were the Old Testament and New Testament written in?
What languages were the Old Testament and New Testament written in?
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Which Saint wrote the most letters in the New Testament?
Which Saint wrote the most letters in the New Testament?
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What is the definition of the Bible?
What is the definition of the Bible?
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What is the definition of "Testament"?
What is the definition of "Testament"?
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What are the three distinct persons in the Holy Trinity?
What are the three distinct persons in the Holy Trinity?
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What are some symbols of the Holy Spirit?
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Study Notes
Final Examination Review - Religion
- Date: Thursday January 23, 2025
- Time Limit: 90 minutes
- Weight: 15%
- Format: True/False (15 marks), Multiple Choice (16 marks), Matching (18 marks), Short Answer (4 questions, 18 marks)
Unit 1: Introduction
- The first five books of the Bible: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy.
- Main divisions of the Bible: Old Testament and New Testament.
- Key figures in the New Testament who wrote many letters: Saint Paul.
- Definition of "Bible": "The books" showing how to live.
- Definition of "Testament": Covenant.
- Languages of the Bible: Hebrew, Greek, Latin, and English.
- Writing dates of Old and New Testaments: Old Testament (Hebrew) – New Testament (Greek) written 100 years after Jesus' death.
- Sections of the Old Testament: Law Books, Historical Books, Poetic Books, and the Book of Prophets.
- Other names for the first five books: Pentatech or the Torah.
- Number of books in the Hebrew Bible: 38.
Unit 1 (Continued) - Portrayals of Key Figures
- Matthew: Portrayed Jesus as a teacher for the Jewish people.
- Mark: Described Jesus as a suffering savior for the Christians.
- Luke: Focused on Jesus as a compassionate savior for those outside the Jewish community, including Gentiles, the poor, and outcasts.
- John: Showed Jesus as the life-giving savior for anyone.
- Disciple who denied Jesus three times: Peter.
Unit 2 - Holy Trinity
- Holy Trinity Symbols: Shamrock, triquetra, shield, rings, triangle, trefoil, fleur-de-lis.
- Persons in the Holy Trinity: The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
- Symbols of the Holy Spirit: Dove, fire, water, wind, cloud, and light.
- Days of Holy Week: Palm Sunday, Holy Wednesday, Holy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, Easter Sunday.
Unit 3 - Sacraments and Observances
- Seven Sacraments: Baptism, Eucharist (Communion), Confirmation, Reconciliation (Confession), Anointing of the Sick, Marriage, and Holy Orders.
- Categories of Sacraments: Initiation, Healing, and Service of Communion.
- Advent period: The four Sundays before Christmas, preparing for the coming of Christ (Latin: advenio).
- Ash Wednesday: Marks the start of Lent, a period of prayer and fasting.
- Lent: A period of prayer, penance, and fasting preceding Easter. Begins on Ash Wednesday and ends on Easter Sunday.
- Forms of Prayer (Examples): Blessing, Adoration, Petition, Intercession, Thanksgiving, Praise.
Unit 4 - Healthy Relationships
- Signs of a healthy relationship: Mutual respect, trust, honesty, support, fairness/equity, separate identities, effective communication.
- Things often neglected in dealing with conflict: Anger, taking it personally when dealing with conflict, avoiding the problem.
Dealing with Conflict and Catholic Social Teachings
- Four Guiding Principles to Deal with Conflict: Do unto others, Go to the source, Give people the benefit of the doubt, Take a problem-solving approach.
- Catholic Social Teachings: The dignity of the human person, Call to family, community, and participation, Rights and responsibilities, Option for the poor and vulnerable, The dignity of work and the rights of the workers, Solidarity, Care for God’s creation.
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Prepare for your upcoming final exam in Religion with this comprehensive review of Unit 1. This quiz covers important concepts including the structure of the Bible, key figures, and definitions essential for understanding both the Old and New Testaments. Test your knowledge with various question formats to enhance your learning experience.
