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Exercise in Genesis 3

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- 1What is the symbol of the man and woman's relationship with God?Nakedness
- 2According to Mark 7: 18-23, where do evil thoughts, unchastity, theft, murder, adultery, greed, malice, deceit, licentiousness, envy, blasphemy, arrogance, folly come from?From within people
- 3What is the most immediate consequence of the sin in the man and woman?Their nakedness
- 4What do the garments that were made by God for the man and woman symbolize?Removal of humanity’s guilt and shame by God
- 5"Man was hiding from God when He was looking for him." Is this statement a cause or an effect?Effect
- 6What does the man and woman's perception that they are naked symbolize?Disruption of their relationship with God
- 7What does the 3rd curse highlight?Man's difficulty in earning a living by farming in rocky soil and desert-like conditions
- 8What does the story of Cain and Abel represent?Humanity’s further alienation (separation) from God
- 9In Genesis 11:1-9, what was the sin for which God punished the people?The people wanted to make a name for themselves, on their own initiative. In other words, pride
- 10What is the sin through which man destroys charity, turns away from God, and chooses an inferior good?Mortal Sin
- 11What does the serpent in Gen. 3 represent?It represents the temptation for Israel to worship the gods of their neighbors.
- 12What are the 3 half-truths through which the serpent has succeeded in attracting the attention of the woman?(1) “ You will not die” ;
(2) “ Your eyes will be opened” ;
(3)“You will be like God, knowing good and evil.” - 13How did the man and woman remedy the most immediate consequence of the sin which is their nakedness?By sewing loincloths of fig leaves
- 14How did the man answer Yahweh’s question “ Where are you?The man, instead of telling God where he was hiding, gives the reason why he hid- because "I was naked."
- 15What do the garments which God made for the man and the woman symbolize?His mercy and compassion
- 16What is the the purpose of the interrogation of the man and the woman?To bring them to an admission of their sin
- 17When the will chooses something which is incompatible with love for God or against love for neighbor,what kind of sin is committed?Mortal
- 18"When the will is set upon a disorder not totally opposed to charity, what sin is committed?Venial sin
- 19What are the 3 conditions for a sin to be a mortal sin?1. The object is grave matter
2. It is committed with full knowledge
3. It is done with deliberate consent - 20What element of mortal sin is referred to when a person knows that the act is sinful and is opposed to God's law?Full knowledge
- 21What do you call the moral law written in one's heart?Conscience
- 22What will happen if a person does not repent and seek God's forgiveness?He can be excluded from God's kingdom forever.
- 23When is a venial sin committed?1. When he does not observe God's law in a less serious matter
2. When he did not have full knowledge or give full consent in a grave matter - 24What is a sin of malice?A deliberate choice of evil
- 25When is an act a grave matter?When the act is sinful and is opposed to God's law
- 26What do you call the sinful condition in which we are all born?Original sin
- 27What sin is highlighted in the account of the Tower of Babel in Genesis 11?Pride

- 28What does the story of Cain and Abel represent?Humanity’s further alienation (separation) from God

- 29What is the literary form of Genesis 3 ?Foundational myth
- 30The fruit which the woman and man ate in Genesis 3 is a golden apple. True or false?False. The Bible mentions nothing about an apple. What the man and woman ate is just a fruit.

- 31Is sleeping a grave matter?No

- 32Is rumor-mongering a grave matter?Yes

- 33What was the only function of the serpent in Genesis 3?To tempt the man and the woman

- 34True or false The serpent in Genesis is the devil.False
- 35The author of Genesis 3 is the Priestly author.False
- 36The use of the serpent in Genesis 3 is a way of warning for Israel to _____________.stay away from the worship of other gods.
- 37True or false "The sin of the man and woman is their desire to be like gods too."False. Their sin is disobedience.
- 38True or false "A child has full knowledge."False

- 39True or false "An adult can give full consent."True

- 40True or false "We receive God's punishment in the Sacrament of Reconciliation."False. We receive God's forgiveness and mercy in the Sacrament of Reconciliation.

- 41True or false "We receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation only once in a lifetime."False. We may receive it as many times as possible.

- 42True or false "Death is an ultimate effect of sin."True

- 43True or false "Through his resurrection, Christ conquered sin and its ultimate effect which is death."True

- 44Jesus became man to save us from sin.True

- 45True or false "Greed which lead to a few people having so much of the earth's resources while a majority have very little or none at all is a mortal sin."True

- 46True or false "Racial discrimination is a sin against God and man."True

- 47True or false "A deacon can give or administer the Sacrament of Reconciliation."False. Only priests and bishops can administer the sacrament of Reconciliation.

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- A review exercise in Genesis 3 for Grade 6 pupils of the Grade School Department of La Salle Green Hills.
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