Year 7 Catechism Exam Questions/Answers PDF

St. Joseph Syro- Malabar Parish Perth- WA Catechism Exam Question / Answer Paper \[Year 7\] SECOND SEMESTER Total Marks 50 **Part A: Multiple Choice \[Questions 1- 10 Circle the correct answer from the given three options- 1 mark each\]** 1. What does it mean to \"speak the truth\" in Christ...

St. Joseph Syro- Malabar Parish Perth- WA Catechism Exam Question / Answer Paper \[Year 7\] SECOND SEMESTER Total Marks 50 **Part A: Multiple Choice \[Questions 1- 10 Circle the correct answer from the given three options- 1 mark each\]** 1. What does it mean to \"speak the truth\" in Christian ethics? A\) Telling white lies to spare someone\'s feelings. B\) To speak, live and bear witness to the truth. C\) Only telling the truth when it benefits you. 2. Marital purity refers to: A\) Avoiding marriage altogether. B\) Maintaining faithfulness and purity in and for marriage. C\) Ignoring the sanctity of marriage. 3. Name of our Syro Malabar Eparchy in Australia? A\) St. Mary MacKillop B\) St. Patrick C\) St. Joseph 4. The sacrament of marriage is a covenant that SHOULD only end in \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ A. Divorce B. Death C. Wealth 5. What is your call as a disciple of Christ based on the imageries given in Jesus's sermon on the Mount? A\) Fire and Water; House built on straws B\) Salt and Water; House built on strong foundation C\) Salt and Light; House built on strong foundation 6. Which of the following best describes Agape love? A\) Romantic love. B\) Unconditional, selfless love. C\) Love based on physical attraction. 7. How can Christians practice speaking the truth in their daily lives? A\) By always saying what others want to hear. B\) By being honest and transparent, even when it\'s difficult. C\) By avoiding communication with others. 8. Which of the following biblical passages emphasizes the importance of speaking the **truth**? A\) Ephesians 4:25 -- \"Therefore, having put away falsehood, let each one of you speak the truth with his neighbour.\" B\) Genesis 3:5 - God knows that your eyes will be opened as soon as you eat it, and you will be like God, knowing both good and evil. C\) 1 Corinthians 13:7 -- \"Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things.\" 9. "Speak the truth of your neighbour" is associated with which Commandment? A. 7^th^ Commandment B. 8^th^ Commandment C. 10^th^ Commandment 10. Conscience is a voice of: A. Friend B. Satan C. God **Part B: Answer the following questions in one word from the options below- \[1 mark question 11-15\]** 11. How many Precepts of the Church are typically recognized in traditional Catholic teaching? 12. Blessed are the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of Heaven. 13. Whoever does not \_\_\_\_\_\_\_does not know God for God is love? 14. We must remember that marriage is not a \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ institution; it was created by God for the good of man and woman and the society. 15. \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ are traditionally a tenth of a person's earnings which are contributed to the church. **Part C: Answer the following four questions in one or two sentences** \[Questions 16 to 19- 2 marks each\] 16. What is the nature and purpose of marriage? 17. Why is Lying the most direct offense against the truth? 18. Explain why Jesus calls the rich man 'a fool' in the parable of the greedy man? 19. How many deeds of mercy are there? Name any 4 deeds of Mercy. **Part C: questions from prayer book and Scripture study -10 marks\]** 20. Who is the first Saint of Australia? What was her motto? (2 mark) 21. Briefly explain the story of a woman subject to bleeding for twelve years whom Jesus healed in the Mark Chapter 5: 21-34. (2mark) 22. Name any three sins crying to Heaven for Vengeance? (3 marks) 23. Write the prayer Hail Holy Queen -- (3 marks) **Part D: Answer any Four from the following six questions** \[26 to 31 in detail. Each question carries 3 marks 26. What are the sins against the truth? Explain them. 27. What are the virtues that help us conquer Greed & Envy? Explain. 28. List the capital sins and the virtues opposed to them. 29. How can you be courageous about your faith, and witness Christ especially when it is unpopular in your friend's circle? Mention the specific beatitude related to this. 30. Explain what the Precepts of the church are. Name them. 31. What is Agape and on what criteria will Christ judge us on the day of judgement? **Part E: Answer any One from the following two questions** \[questions 32 to 33 in more than one paragraph-5 marks each\] 32. What are the Beatitudes and list them. How does Pope Francis explain the structure of beatitude? 33. What is conscience? How do you form a Christian conscience and explain the four guiding principles of forming a good Christian conscience **[Answers]** 1. B\) To speak, live and bear witness to the truth. (Pg 79) 2. B\) Maintaining faithfulness and purity in and for marriage. (Pg 86) 3. A\) St. Joseph. 4. B\) Death ( Pg 84) 5. C\) Salt and Light; House built on strong foundation (Pg 124-125) 6. B\) Unconditional, selfless love. (Pg 99) 7. B\) By being honest and transparent, even when it\'s difficult. 8. A\) Ephesians 4:25 -- \"Therefore, having put away falsehood, let each one of you speak the truth with his neighbour.\" (Pg 78) 9. B\) 8^th^ Commandment (Pg 76) 10. C\) God (Pg 114) 11. Five (Pg 105) 12. Poor (Pg 112) 13. Love (Pg 104) 14. Human, God (Pg 87) 15. Tithes (Pg 110) 16. The nature and purpose of marriage must be **life-long, exclusive, life-giving and permanent** 17. Because lying is the opposite of truth. As truth is Jesus, we would be welcoming Satan into our hearts. Satan is the master of lies, who does abide by the truth because there is no truth in him. (Pg78) 18. Because he was **greedy and lacked the intention to share his wealth with the needy** (Pg 91) 19. (Pg 105) 20. St Mary MacKillop. "Never see a need without doing anything for it" 21. Mark 5: 25-34 22. Prayer book 23. Prayer book 24. Australia 25. Pg 77-79 26. Pg 92-93 27. 94 28. 8\. Revile and Persecute Pg 124 29. Pg 108-110 30. Agape -- (Pg 99), judged on measure of love (Pg 100-101) 31. Pg 122 32. Conscience -- (Pg 114), form through principles and teaching of our faith (Pg115), Pg (116-117). Lesson 9: Speak The Truth We are bound to be honest, why? Each man is created with the divine ability to be honest. God is the fullness of truth. Jesus said: "I am the Truth". Those who receive Jesus and live in Jesus are bound to be honest in their lives. Telling lies is a sin, why? Jesus said to Pilate that he came into this world to bear witness to the truth. It is the duty of Christians to bear witness to truth. All statements against truth are lies. Others have the right to know truth. To deny it is equal to telling lies. If we consciously speak against our knowledge and conviction for selfish motives, we are doing wrong. The seriousness of the evil (sin) in the lies will vary according to the seriousness of the matter and the circumstances. Still we should avoid even small lies. Telling lies destroy the authenticity of the person. When we state something against truth, especially in courts, it becomes false witness. It is mortal sin. What is the seriousness of copying in the exam? Copying is a sin against truth. Here, the student gives a false impression to the teacher that he had studied when he actually did not and thus gains undeserving marks. Both copying and helping to copy in the exam are equally sinful. An honest student will never copy in the exam. What are the evils against truth? Denigration -- is spreading things about a person which has a secret nature or which is against truth Calumny- The purpose of calumny is to cause quarrel or enmity between two person Lie- Telling lies is speaking against one's own knowledge and conviction Revealing Secrets- Nobody has the right to enter the privacy of others without their permission. We are bound to respect the secrets of others. It is wrong to peep, overhear purposely, to read another's letters without their permission etc. Defaming Persons- It is a grave sin to attempt consciously to spoil the good name of others. By defaming, we accuse a person falsely and bear witness to it Copying Examination- Copying is a sin against truth. Here, the student gives a false impression to the teacher that he had studied when he actually did not and thus gains undeserving marks. Flattery- Flattery is the use of words in attributing certain virtues or talents, which a person, in fact, does not have and the act of encouraging and confirming the evil deeds of others. How does telling lies become a violation of rights? The moral problem in telling lies is the violation of one's right. Man has the right to get correct knowledge. When we tell lies, this right to know the truth is violated. When we tell lies and when we do not tell the truth at the right time this right is violated. When the right to know the truth is violated, social life becomes difficult. Hence, we must be truthful for a happy social life and to be justified before God. Society respects people who are honest in thoughts words and deeds. Let us bear witness to truth throughout our lives. Essay Question A. What is eighth commandment? B. What are the sins against Truth? Answer You shall not bear false witness against your neighbour B. Answer a\. Denigration -- is spreading things about a person which has a secret nature or which is against truth. Those who do that and those who encourage and enjoy that sin against eighth commandment b\. Calumny- The purpose of calumny is to cause quarrel or enmity between two person. Such people spread news which may or may not said to other people and thus causes a quarrel. This is a serious sin Lie- Telling lies is speaking against one's own knowledge and conviction. Others listen to our words with the conviction that our words are true. When we say lie the listener get cheated Revealing Secrets- Nobody has the right to enter the privacy of others without their permission. We are bound to respect the secrets of others. It is wrong to peep, overhear purposely, to read another's letters without their permission etc. Defaming Persons- It is a grave sin to attempt consciously to spoil the good name of others. By defaming, we accuse a person falsely and bear witness to it Copying Examination- Copying is a sin against truth. Here, the student gives a false impression to the teacher that he had studied when he actually did not and thus gains undeserving marks. Flattery- Flattery is the use of words in attributing certain virtues or talents, which a person, in fact, does not have and the act of encouraging and confirming the evil deeds of others. Lesson 10: Keep Up The Marital Purity What did Jesus say to elucidate the indivisibility of marriage? Marriage is a life-long relationship. It is more than a covenant between a man and woman. In marriage, man and woman becomes one in Jesus. Since God binds them, it cannot be broken. This is termed in indivisibility of marriage. In Malayalam guide the question and answer is different to English What is the type of relationship point out by St, Paul to compare marital relation? St Paul presents the relation between Jesus and the Church as the model of marital relation. "Husbands, love your wives just as Christ loved the Church and gave Himself for her to make her holy." Marriage points to the covenant between Jesus and the Church. Matrimony is the sacrament of that covenant. The couples receive abundant grace through this sacrament. What is the main reason for the breaking of family relationships in the modern world? Marital relation is the most sacred among human relations. In the modern world, family ties are broken because they neglect the sacredness of marriage. Marital purity is mainly broken through unfaithfulness. Married couples should be totally dedicated to each other Who suffers the evil consequence of divorce most? Why? Couples are called to live as one body and one mind in the midst of all their sufferings. It is selfish motive that tempt a person to think of divorce Divorce affect the security and strength of society. It is the children who suffer most of the evil effects of divorce. They lose the protection and love which they ought to get from their parents. Jesus taught clearly that divorce is not permissible. He said. " What God has united, let men not divide" Good families are the backbone of the church and society- illustrate. The couples enter into a sacred life through marriage. Total mutual commitment is their way to holiness. They give their bodies, mind and souls as a gift to the other. Hence, a third person should not enter between them. This is what the commandment 'Do not covet another's wife' indicates. This is a commandment to keep up marital purity. This commandment reminds us to love your life partner fully. St Paul reminds us that one who loves his life partner as one's own body, loves himself. The backbone of the Church and society is good families. Hence let the Christian couple build up the body of Christ -- the Church by being pure in their marital relationship. Lesson 11: Desire Not The Undeserving Explain in a few words that earning wealth is one's fundamental right. It is God Himself who has given man the ability to earn wealth. Each man has the right to earn wealth through rightful means and to make one's life secure for today and tomorrow. The right and duty to earn wealth for one's life through work or employment is God-given. When does earning of wealth become evil? The right and duty to earn wealth for one's life through work or employment is God-given. But is it a serious evil to earn wealth by unjust means and needlessly. The universe is created for the whole of humanity and it is sinful when a person seeks and cares only his own security and pleasure. What is evangelical poverty? The real spirt of poverty consists in Evangelical Poverty. It is the mode of life with trust in God's providence, not finding one's satisfaction in the abundance of material goods. Explain thrift and generosity. God is the true owner of wealth. Human beings are only the stewards of wealth. This connection leads a person to thrift. Thrift is the mode of action of a person who spends only the money that is necessary for his life and gives the rest of his wealth for the welfare of others. The number of persons who spend their wealth wantonly is increasing. God does not desire such a practice. The rich should have the realization that their wealth is God's gift. Generosity is a virtue that enables us to help the poor and to contribute to the eradication of poverty by realizing that we are responsible for the poverty in this world. The basis of generosity is the good will to sacrifice one's own comfort and help others in their needs. Only those who have the good will to share can be generous. What do we mean by covetousness or greed? Covetousness or greed is the desire to own things, namely money, power or position beyond one's needs and abilities. Essay question A.What is greed?. B. What are the virtues that help to conquer greed? Answer : Lesson 11, page 59 paragraph 1st (covetousness or Greed), 3rd (Spirit of poverty), 4th (Thrift), 5th (generosity) continued to page 60, 2nd paragraph (satisfaction) Lesson 12: The Greatest Commandment What is the substance of all the commandments? The substance or core of the commandments is love. Commandments make it clear that is love that must lead / control human life. Jesus thought that the first and important commandment is to love God and the second commandment of fraternal charity is equally important. Love of God and love of our brethren are the two sides of the same coin. A Christian cannot ignore those who deserve love and compassion, why? A Christian cannot ignore those who deserve love and compassion. Every Christian should remember that all men are God's children and it is our duty to love and help all. We must express our fraternal charity through deeds. Acts of charity have a significant place in the life of a Christian. On the day of the last judgement, Christ will judge us on the basis of fraternal charity. Hence we must practice charity from an early age. It must begin in families, children should learn the primary lessons of love by loving their parents and brothers and sisters. In our schools, among our friends and in various circumstances of life, we must be models of love. What are the special features of the love of Jesus? There are certain features in the love of Jesus. It is a love without selfishness, It is a love that commits Himself for the service of others. It is a love that forgives even His enemies; it is a love without conditions; it is a sacrificial love, A love that leads everyone to God. How many deeds of mercy are there? Which are they? 14 deeds of mercy. Physical -- feed the hungry, Give a drink to the thirsty, Cloth the naked, Give shelter to the homeless, Visit the sick and the prisoners, Help the poor and the needy and Bury the dead. Spiritual -- teach the ignorant, Counsel the doubtful, Comfort the suffering, Admonish the sinners, Forgive offences, Bear wrongs patiently, Pray for the living and the dead. What must we do to experience heaven here, on earth? The features of the love of Jesus should be evident in our love too. Then only we would become His real disciples. We must be able to grow and persevere in love. If we can love like Jesus, we will be able to experience heaven here, on this earth. Lesson 13: The Precepts of the Church What is the difference between God's commandments and the commandments of the Church? The Commandments of God are for all. No one has the right to change them. But Jesus has given the authority to the Church to explain, interpret and teach them. Commandments of the Church are also called the precepts of the Church. The Church teaches the faithful various means to attain salvation. The important means for salvation are the worship of God, reception of the Sacraments and obeying the commandments. Along with that the church gives us certain precepts for the growth and preservation of the ecclesial community. How many commandments of the Church are there? Which are they? The precepts of the Church are basically 5. They are: Participate in the Holy Mass on all Sundays and other days of obligation. Do not do works that hinders us from keeping these days holy. Receive the Sacrament of reconciliation at least once a year and receive Holy Communion during Pascal season. Keep fast on the fixed days and avoid forbidden food during those days. Do not celebrate marriage on forbidden days or marry certain persons who the Church has forbidden. Give the share and contributions fixed by the Bishops for the subsistence of the Churches and priests. How are we to obey the commandments of the Church? The precepts of the church are basically five. These precepts of the Church have evolved through the centuries. The members of the church have the obligation to understand the purpose behind these commandments and obey them What is the meaning of the statement that we should not do forbidden work on Sundays and other obligatory days? We should consider Sundays as an occasion to think and act with the Church. The Church instructs us not to do forbidden works on those days, in order what we may find time to participate in the liturgy and do acts of Charity and mercy. This commandment requires of us to celebrate other obligatory days also like Sundays. In what way do the commandments of the church help us? The commandments of the church are meant more for the discipline and unity of the church rather than the spiritual growth of the members. We must receive them as good proposal/instructions that the mother church gives her children. When we obey them with docility and fidelity we become the children of God and sons and daughters of the church. Essay question A. How many commandments of the Church are there? B. Which are they? Explain. Answer: Lesson 13, Page 68 from 2nd paragraph to page 69, the whole page, page 70, 1st paragraph Lesson 14:Formation of Conscience What is conscience? Conscience is the powerful interior voice that inspires a person with good and persuades him to act accordingly. What is the relationship between faith and conscience? For those who believe in Jesus, the faith itself is the basis for their conscience. Hence, the faithful will have to form their conscience according to the principles and teachings of their faith. The moral voice formed according to Christian faith is Christ conscience. Why is it necessary that we must form Christian conscience? Good conscience helps man, who does evil in spite of his desire to do good, to lead a life in goodness. Formation of good conscience is necessary for true Christian life. The first thing in the formation of good conscience is to discern what is good and what is evil. It is necessary to have training for this discernment. For us Christians, the Word of God and the teachings of the churchwill help us to get this knowledge What are the factors necessary to form Christian conscience? Get proper knowledge -- we must gain knowledge and training in human and Christian values. Thus we get knowledge to evaluate good and evil in all circumstances. Clear the doubts -- decisions should be taken in the light of the right knowledge of good and evil. If we have any doubts, either read good books or consult people with knowledge and discretion. Then we will be able to take proper decisions. Preserve the freedom of mind -- Conscience can work only in an atmosphere of freedom. We must try not to lose the freedom of conscience by one's own selfishness and undue influence of other people. Then only, we will be able to act accordingly to the promptings of the conscience. Seek the assistance of the Holy Spirit -- We need the power of the Holy Spirit to discern good and evil, to choose the good and act accordingly. The gifts of the Holy Spirit will help us here. Hence we have to pray to the Holy Spirit. How does conscience help us? A conscience formed accordingly to the Word of God and teachings of the Church will help us to grow in true discipleship of Christ. If we have formed the right conscience, we will be able to examine our conscience sincerely and regulate our lives accordingly. A good Christian conscience is the right means for the true Christ life in this world with different problems and difficulties. Essay question A. What is conscience? B. What are the factors necessary to form Christian conscience? Answer A Conscience is the powerful interior voice that inspires a person with good and persuades him to act accordingly. It is the voice of God. Though this come from the interior of man, it is not human, it is divine. Conscience tells us to give up evil and to accept goodness. Answer B Get proper knowledge -- we must gain knowledge and training in human and Christian values. Thus we get knowledge to evaluate good and evil in all circumstances. Clear the doubts -- decisions should be taken in the light of the right knowledge of good and evil. If we have any doubts, either read good books or consult people with knowledge and discretion. Then we will be able to take proper decisions. Preserve the freedom of mind -- Conscience can work only in an atmosphere of freedom. We must try not to lose the freedom of conscience by one's own selfishness and undue influence of other people. Then only, we will be able to act accordingly to the promptings of the conscience. Seek the assistance of the Holy Spirit -- We need the power of the Holy Spirit to discern good and evil, to choose the good and act accordingly. The gifts of the Holy Spirit will help us here. Hence we have to pray to the Holy Spirit. Lesson 15: Evangelical Counsels What are the beatitudes that a disciple of Christ can have? Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of God. Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth. Blessed are they who mourn, for they will be comforted. Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be satisfied. Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy. Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God. Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called the children of God. Blessed are those who are persecuted for the sake of righteousness, for there is the kingdom of heaven. According to the teachings of Jesus who is a disciple of Christ? Jesus stated that the Disciples of Christ are the salts of the earth and the light of the world What must we do to become a true disciple of Christ? True Disciples of Christ are those who hear the Word of God and live accordingly. Jesus taught "If you love one another, the world will know that you are my disciples". What are the fruits of living a life based on the word of God? The Word of God should give strength and firmness in our life because Jesus taught that even if heaven and earth pass way, His words will not pass away. Hence these who base their lives on the word of God will be strong. What must we do, not to be broken shattered by the adverse circumstances of life? As the rock in the parable, the Word of God should give strength and firmness in our life Because Jesus taught that even if heaven and earth pass way, His words will not pass away. Hence these who base their lives on the word of God will be strong. In addition to that, they will be able to face and overcome all adverse circumstance in their lives. Essay Question A. Who is a disciple? B. How to become a true disciple of Christ? Answer is Lesson 15, Page 78, last 2 Part A: Multiple Choice \[Questions 1- 10 Circle the correct answer from the given three options- 1 mark each\] 1\. What does the eighth commandment invite us to live in? a\. truth b. wealth c. leisure. 2\. The sacrament of marriage is a covenant which ends only in\-\-\-\-\--? a\. Divorce b. Death 3. illness. 3\. Why did Jesus call the rich man "fool"? a\. He was rich b. He was greedy c. He was generous 4\. What are the two appetites that the tenth commandment concerns? a\. Greedy & Envy b. Generous richness c. love of others 5\. What are we allowing within us when we rebel against conscience? a\. Sin to lurk b. Holy Spirit c. Jesus 6\. Name of the first saint of Australia? a\. St. Mary MacKillop b. St. Patrick c. St. Francis. Part B: Answer the following questions in one word- \[1 mark question 11-15\] 11\. Whoever does not \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\--does not know God for God is \-\-\-\-\--? 12\. Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is \-\-\-\-- \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\--. 13\. What is the frequent reception of sacraments such as reconciliation and holy Eucharist essential for? 14\. Human Greed, violence and selfishness have \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\--impact on both people and environment. 15\. According to Second Vatican Council conscience is a law written by \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\--in each of our hearts. Part C: Answer the following four questions in one or two sentences- \[Questions 16 to 19- 2 marks each\] 16\. What can a properly formed conscience lead us back to? 17\. Why is Sunday considered the day of Sabbath for Christians? 18\. What is evangelical poverty? 19\. Why is engaging in sexual relationships outside marriage is a sin? Part D: \[questions from prayer book, and Scripture -10 marks\] Two questions from prayer book- 2 +3 marks \[total 5\] & two questions from Scripture Studies; 3-mark question for Saint Study\] 20.) What was St. Mary MacKillop's motto (1 mark) 21\. Name of our Syro Malabar Eparchy in Australia? (1 mark) 22\. What are the three parts composed in a beatitude according to the teachings of Pope Francis? (2 marks) 23\. What are the sins crying to Heaven for Vengeance? (2 marks) 24\. Write the prayer Hail Holy Queen -- (3 marks) 25\. What is St. Mary MacKillop patronage for? ( Mark 1) Part E: Answer any Four from the following six questions \[26 to 31 in detail. Each question carries 3 marks each. 26\. We often see good people including baptised doing bad things. What is the reason for this? 27\. What do we need to form a good conscience? And how is Christian conscience is formed? 28\. What are the eight blessings which a true disciple of Jesus will obtain? 29\. What are the Virtues that help us to conquer greed? 30\. Why is it an obligation of the members of the Church to participate in the Holy Qurbana at least on Sundays? 31\. How can you be courageous about your faith and in witnessing Christ especially when it is unpopular in your circle of friends? What beatitude specifically relates to this context? Part F: Answer any One from the following two questions \[question 32 or 33\] in more than one paragraph-5 marks\] 31\. How many precepts of the Church are there? What are they? 32\. How many beatitudes are there? What are they? Answers 1\. Truth (p- 79) 2\. Death (P 84) 3\. He was greedy (P 91) 4\. Greedy & Envy (P 90) 5\. Sin to Lurk (P-114) 11\. Love (P- 104) 12\. Page 93 13 Nourishment of our soul (P-108) 14\. Destructive (P 94) 15\. God (P 114) 16\. To God through Repentance and change of heart. (P 115) 17. 18\. Green text under the heading 'Spirit of Poverty' starting with 'It is living a life..... abundance of material goods. -- page 93 19. 20\. "Never see a need without doing anything for it" 21\. Syro Malabar Eparchy of St. Thomas the Apostle, Melbourne. 22\. Word Blessed, The reason, The reward. (P 122) 23 Prayer book 24\. Prayer book 25\. Page 114-115 26\. Page 115 27\. Page 122 28\. Page 92,93. 1\) \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_is spreading things about a person which has a secret nature or which is against truth. 2\) St Paul presents the relation between \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ and \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ as the model of marital relation. 3\) \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ is the mode of action of a person who spends only the money that is necessary for his life, and gives the rest of his wealth for the welfare of others. 4\) \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ is the powerful interior voice that inspires a person with good and persuades him to act accordingly. 5\) Feast day of St May MacKillop is on \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_. Bible section (just write the word/words in your answer sheet) 1 mark each (5X1=5) 6\) "The one who is more powerful than I is coming after me; I am not worthy to stoop down and untie the thong of his sandals". Whom did John refer to here? 7\) "Look, why are they doing what is not lawful on the Sabbath?". What act of the disciples did Pharisees refer to here? 8\) Who are the mother and brothers of Jesus? 9\) Which parable Jesus used to compare the kingdom of God? 10\) Who asked Herod for the head of John the Baptist? Explain briefly (answer any 5 from the following 7 questions in 3 or 4 sentences - write in proper sentences) 3 marks each (5X3=15) 11\) What are the beatitudes that a disciple of Christ can have? 12\) Explain indivisibility of marriage? 13\) What are the evils against truth? 14\) What are the seven capital sins and the virtues opposed to them? 15\) How many deeds of mercy are there? Which are they? 16\) What is Conscience according to the Old Testament and the New Testament? 17\) How many commandments of the Church are there? Which are they? Prayers section (according to catholic teachings) 2.5 marks each (2X2.5=5) 18\) Write down the prayer - Hail Holy Queen. (write the prayer as is) 19\) Write down Act of Contrition