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Paschal Mystery Unit 1- Final
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1Not accepting our own goodness and a lack of trust in God are
- Aat the root of every sin.
- Bthe reasons we cannot succeed
- Cthe fault of our parents
- DGod’s will for us
2All people need God’s grace in order to be redeemed.
- ATrue
- BFalse
3Even though good things sometimes happen, the world is basically bad.
- ATrue
- BFalse
4Original Sin means that people are pre-programmed to do evil things.
- ATrue
- BFalse
5Religious truth and scientific truth can contradict one another.
- ATrue
- BFalse
6We can achieve redemption (or salvation) through our own efforts.
- ATrue
- BFalse
7Which of the following did God NOT ask of Adam and Eve?
- ACare for all of creation.
- BDo not eat from the Tree of Knowledge
- CBuild a temple to him and offer sacrifices
- DBe fruitful and multiply
8God created all the world.
- ATrue
- BFalse
9The pain and suffering in the world are caused by all of the following except __________________.
- ASatan’s temptation
- BGod’s will
- Chuman sin
- Dpeople’s freely made choices
10The Primeval History found in Genesis 1-11 tries to teach us what?
- AHistorical information about the lifestyle of our earliest ancestors
- BReligious truths about mankind and our relationship with God
- CScientific Truths about the origin of the natural world.
- DNutritional information about the dangers of eating too much fruit.
11God intended for humans to live in isolation: to make it on their own.
- ATrue
- BFalse
12Even though bad things sometimes happen, the world is basically good.
- ATrue
- BFalse
13Explain the deeper meaning of Adam and Eve's sin of disobedience. What was their basic sin, expressed symbolically by eating from the tree of knowledge of good and evil?
- ATheir Basic sin was that they wanted to be God's themselves. They went against God's will and they lost original holiness and justice
- BNone
14The fallen state of human nature that affects every person born into the world.
- ANone
- BOriginal Sin
15Based on a word meaning “messenger,”a personal and immortal creature with intelligence and free will who constantly glorifies God and serves as a messenger of God to humans to carry out God’s saving plan.
- AAngel
- BNone
16Different kinds of writing, determined by their literary technique, content, tone, and purpose (how the author wants the reader to be affected).
- ALiterary Forms (Genres)
- Bn
17The second coming of Christ at the end of time, fully realizing God’s plan and the glorification of humanity.
- AParousia
- Bv
18The tendency of all human beings towards sin as a result of Original Sin
- AConcupiscence
- Bv
19The original state of human beings in their relationship with God, sharing in the Divine Life in full communion with him.
- AOriginal Holiness
- Bv
20The biblical revelation about the origins of sin and evil in the world, expressed figuratively in the account of Adam and Eve in Genesis
- AThe Fall
- Bv
21The time before the invention of writing and the recording of historical data.
- APrimeval History
- Bc
22A literary form that uses images, stories, and names to point to a deeper truth.
- AFigurative Language
- Bc
23The fallen angel or spirit of evil who is the enemy of God and a continuing instigator of of temptation and sin in the world.
- ASatan
- Bc
24Our spiritual principle, it is immortal and it is what makes us most like God. It is the seat of human consciousness and freedom.
- ASoul
- Bc
25The state of complete harmony of our first parents with themselves, with each other, and with the rest of creation.
- AOriginal Justice
- Bc
26Attributing human characteristics to something that is not human.
- AAnthropomorphism
- Bc
27A special, binding relationship, or promise, that brings two parties together and places obligations on both sides.
- ACovenant
- Bc
28Which of the following statements best describes mankind.
- AWe were created bad, then made better by God’s help.
- BWe were reated bad, and still in pretty bad shape.
- CWe were created good, but then corrupted by our own choices
- DWe were created good, and never lost the original goodness we started out with.
29Which of the following statements best describes the literary form used in Genesis 1-3?
- AA historical account, written by an eyewitness, that can be trusted in all its details.
- BAn accurate scientific account of the origins of the universe.
- Cusing symbols and stories to ullustrate fundamental truths about God, man, and the world
- DSheer fantasy.
30How can we be saved (or redeemed) from the effects of sin (both Original Sin and personal sin, those sins we have actually committed)?
- AGod gives us the free and undeserved gift of His redeeming grace.
- BWe cannot be saved from the effects of sin.
- CWe work really hard to make ourselves better people and earn God’s mercy.
- DWe are completely saved from the effects of sin each time we turn our Religion homework in on time.
31Catholics must believe that God created the world in seven days because that is what the Bible says.
- ATrue
- BFalse
32Which of the following is NOT true of the effects of Original Sin experienced by all human beings.
- AOur relationships with others are strained.
- BOriginal Sin only affected Adam and Eve, not all of humanity.
- COur relationship with God has become clouded.
- DDeath enters the world.
33Which member(s) of the Holy Trinity were involved in the act of Creation
- AThe Father
- BThe Father and the Son
- CThe Father, Son, and Spirit
- DThe Son and the Spirit
34Original Justice is our original perfect relationship with _________”
- AGod
- Bsnakes
- Ceach other
- DAngels
35Religious truth and ______________ can never contradict each other.
- ARobert Frost poems
- Bscientific truth
- Cprophetic truth
- DTV documentaries
36Adam and Eve’s choice caused sin and death to enter the world.
- ATrue
- BFalse
37How would you respond to someone who believes that Genesis, chapters 1–3, contains historical and scientific truth? Use specific examples from Unit 1 to support your response.
- AI respond explaining to the person not the read the bible literally.
- Bc
38God created man “in the Divine ________.”
- Aimage
- BSpirit
- Ccharism
- Dway
39The first three chapters of Genesis contain all of the following except
- Athe building of Noah’s ark.
- BAdam and Eve’s “Fall” from grace
- CThe creation of Adam and Eve
- DThe six days of Creation
40Original Holiness is our original perfect relationship with _________.”
- AGod
- BAngels
- Ceach other
- Dsnakes
41In the Creation account of Genesis, which of the following is represented by the creation of Eve from one of Adam’s ribs?
- AThe fact that women are less important than men because they were created second.
- BThe fact that men are inferior to women since God robbed us of a rib.
- CThe fact that men have one less rib than women.
- DThe compatibility of man and woman and the nature of Christian Marriage.
42The genre, or type of writing used by an author, is referred to as a literary ___________.
- Agenius
- Bform
- Csource
- Dwork
43The Scriptures contain figurative language and symbols that are not intended to be taken literally.
- ATrue
- BFalse
44In the story of Adam and Eve, what is a symbolic way of saying, "We don't need God; we can be gods ourselves"?
- Aleaving the Garden
- Beating the fruit from the tree of the knowledge of good and bad
- Ccovering themselves with fig leaves
- Dbeing happy in the Garden
45God created men and women _____________________.
- Aequal in dignity, but with distinct characteristics
- Bequal in dignity and with no difference in characteristics.
- Cso that man would have more dignity than women.
- Dso that women would have more dignity than men.
46Adam and Eve started out not only in a perfect place, but also
- Ain perfect harmony with God and each other
- Bwith a lot of money
- Cwith nice clothing
- Dwith a distant and clouded relationship with God.
47The work of Creation was shared by the Father and the Son, but not the Holy Spirit.
- ATrue
- BFalse
48The term “Primeval History” refers to the time before what?
- AWritten Records
- BThe Roman Empire
- CChrist
- DMan
49What does it mean to say that the author of Genesis describes God “anthropomorphically.”
- AHe depicts God in a human way.
- BHe depicts God as an animal.
- CHe describes God with fear.
- DHe describes a God who regularly changes shapes/appearances.
50Which of the following is the best explanation of Original Sin?
- AHuman nature is entirely corrupted--we are no longer good.
- BHuman nature is weakened, but we are still basically good.
- COriginal Sin no longer affects us.
- DGod created us in the state of Original Sin.
51We are the only creature God created with ____________________.
- Aan immortal soul, but no body
- Ba body, but no immortal soul.
- Ca body and a mortal soul.
- Da body and an immortal soul.
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