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PracticeQuestions1What is the correct order in which the four books of the Gospels appear inthe Bible?AMatthew, Mark, Luke, JohnBLuke, John, Matthew, MarkCJohn, Luke, Matthew, MarkDMark, Matthew, Luke, John 2Justice can be defined as a concern forApeace and genuine respect.Bprosperity and achievement.Cdiscipline and punishment.Dhealth and happiness. 3Which word correctly completes the ‘Sign of the Cross’ prayer?In the name of the2ASaviourBRedeemerCFatherDCreator?and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen
TestInstructionsThere are 50 multiple choice questions. Read each question carefully and choose the answer fromthe four options, A, B, C or D. Shade the letter of the option you have chosen on theanswer sheet, not the test paper. Mark only one answer for each question. Use a 2B or B pencil only. Rub out mistakes completely. Make sure you have filled in your name, school code andother information on the answer sheet.3
TestQuestions1During the Sacrament of Baptism which symbol invokes God’s protection?ASign of the CrossBwhite clothingCoilDBaptismal light 2The Bible is considered sacred because it isAa book of prayer.Bthe inspired Word of God.Cgiven directly by Jesus.Dwritten by the apostles. 3What is the correct order of the first five books of the Hebrew Scriptures?ADeuteronomy, Numbers, Leviticus, Exodus, GenesisBExodus, Deuteronomy, Genesis, Numbers, LeviticusCLeviticus, Genesis, Numbers, Exodus, DeuteronomyDGenesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy 44Which day is considered the spiritual birthday of the Church?AChristmasBPentecostCThe AnnunciationDAscension Thursday
5The following extract is from the Canticle of Creation, a song of praise writtenby St Francis of Assisi.“Be praised, my Lord,for Sister Earth, our Mother,who nourishes us and sustains us,bringing forthfruits and vegetables of many kinds and flowers of many colours.”In the extract above, St Francis wasAreflecting upon the beauty of creation.Bexploring different creation stories.Cworshipping the earth.Dreciting Scripture. 6Recognising the importance of prayer, the disciples asked Jesus to teachthem how to pray. Jesus taught them the prayer we now know as theAAngelus.BHail Mary.CLord’s Prayer.DApostles’ Creed. 7Read the Scripture passage to answer question 7.“In everything do to others as you would have them do to you; for thisis the law and the prophets.”(MATTHEW 7:12)What advice does this Scripture passage offer people regarding how to livetheir lives?A Consider what others will think of you.B Treat others with dignity and respect.C Live according to your own rules.D Act the same way as others around you.5
8Using the table below, identify the correct order of the responses for theAngelus Prayer:The Angel of the Lord declaredunto Mary,Response 1(Hail Mary.)Behold the handmaid of the Lord.Response 2(Hail Mary.)And the Word was made flesh,Response 3(Hail Mary.)Let us pray:Pour forth, we beseech You,O Lord, Your grace into our hearts;that we, to whom the incarnationof Christ, your Son, was madeknown by the message of an angel,may by His passion and crossbe brought to the glory of HisResurrection.Through the same Christ our Lord.Amen.Pray for us, O holy Mother of God,Response 4134AR. That we may R. And dweltbe made worthy among us.of the promisesof Christ.R. And sheconceived ofthe Holy Spirit.R. Be it doneunto meaccording toYour Word.R. That we maybe made worthyof the promisesof Christ.R. Be it doneunto meaccording toYour Word.R. And dweltamong us.BR. Be it doneunto meaccording toYour Word.R. And sheconceived ofthe Holy Spirit.R. Be it doneunto meaccording toYour Word.R. And dweltamong us.R. That we maybe made worthyof the promisesof Christ.R. And dweltamong us.R. Be it doneunto meaccording toYour Word.R. That we may R. And shebe made worthy conceived ofof the promises the Holy Spirit.of Christ.CD62
9By providing reusable bottles at World Youth Day2019, the event organisers wanted to encourageparticipants toArely on others for water.Bbe stewards of creation.Caffirm their identity to the group.Dtake responsibility for their own hydration. 10One of the central themes of the Bible is the concept of the covenantbetween God and the Hebrew people. ‘Covenant’ refers to aAprotest.Bdeed or title.Cdeal with a god.Dsolemn agreement. 11Read the Scripture passage to answer question 11.“Jesus answered, “Very truly, I tell you, no one can enter the kingdomof God without being born of water and Spirit.””(JOHN 3:5)This Scripture passage refers to the Sacrament m. 12Traditionally, a cathedral is a church that holds the seat of aApriest.Bbishop.Cdeacon.Dacolyte.7
13Which book recounts the story of Moses freeing the Israelites from slaveryand receiving the Law on Mount Sinai?ARuthBDanielCExodusDGenesis 14Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.The Catechism of the Catholic Church states that,“the first man was not only createdfriendship with his Creator.” (CCC374)AwellBmaleCgoodDintelligent?, but was also established in 15A key understanding of sin is that itAallows us to be judged by others.Bmakes us unworthy of God’s mercy.Cpermits us to act with our conscience.Daffects our relationship with God and others. 168The New Testament tells us that Jesuswould get up before it was light in orderto find a quiet place to pray to God theFather. What is the best expression ofJesus’ understanding of prayer?Ait was a morning conversationBi t was at the very heart of thisrelationshipCit was a part of his daily routineDit was a duty to be fulfilled
17The principle of human dignity recognises theAability of individuals to accomplish great things.Binherent worth of each person.Cvalue each person places on themselves.Dcommon good of all people. 18Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.While in communion with the Pope as the visible head of the Catholic Church,each particular?has its own distinct theology, spirituality, liturgyand law.AparishBdioceseCEastern Catholic ChurchDChristian denomination 19Catholic Earthcare Australia states its purpose is “to enable a loving andsustainable relationship with the natural world”.Which image demonstrates an example of this?ABCD9
20Which of the following elements, when used in the sacraments, is a sign ofbeing sealed and part of the mission of Christ?Abread and wineBwaterCfireDoil 21Read the Scripture passage to answer question 21.“Jesus said to Simon, ‘Do not be afraid; from now on you will becatching people.’ When they had brought their boats to shore, theyleft everything and followed him.”(LUKE 5:10-11)In this Scripture passage, what does Jesus challenge Simon and his friendsto do?10Achange their lives to follow himBtrust that he was rightCnot be scared of himDstop fishing
22Read the Scripture passage to answer questions 22 and 23.“When they came to the place that God had shown him, Abrahambuilt an altar there and laid the wood in order. He bound his son Isaac,and laid him on the altar, on top of the wood. Then Abraham reachedout his hand and took the knife to kill his son.”(GENESIS 22:9-10)This story in Genesis is one that illustrates the requirement ofAservice.Bobedience.Cworship.Dmartyrdom. 23In doing what was asked of him, what did Abraham’s actions demonstrate?Ahis knowledge of sacred ritualBhis ability to follow Jewish lawChis willingness to build an altarDhis commitment to the Lord11
24In recognising the importance of right relationships, how should you respondto the following scenario?Last night, you and your best friend had a major disagreement online. Whenyou arrive at school the next day, you are hoping thatAyou will be able to work through the issue.Bothers will support your point of view.Cyour friend is in a better mood.Dthe issue goes away. 25Read the Scripture passage to answer question 25.“Then God said, “Let us make humankind in our image, accordingto our likeness; and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea,and over the birds of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the wildanimals of the earth, and over every creeping thing that creeps uponthe earth.””(GENESIS 1:26)What responsibility does God give humankind?Ato maintain natural orderBto care for the natural worldCto use creation for human gainDto manipulate the natural world 2612Why were early Christians persecuted?AThey wore crucifixes.BThey were uneducated fisherman.CThey were not good law-abiding citizens.DThey did not worship the Roman gods.
27What does Jesus’ Great Commandment call Christians to do?Aserve their enemiesBobey the CommandmentsClove God and love their neighbourDlive faithfully as followers of God 28Read the Scripture passage to answer question 28.“And after he had dismissed the crowds, he went up the mountain byhimself to pray. When evening came, he was there alone.”(MATTHEW 14:23)This passage reminds us of the importance of which elements of prayer?Aphysical activityBbeing by yourselfCstillness and silenceDbeing separate from other people 29Some Catholic prayers come directly from the Bible. Which prayer is found inthe Gospel of Luke?AHail Holy QueenBThe MagnificatCGlory BeDHail Mary13
30Read the following extract from a Catholic primary school newsletter toanswer question 30.Students are encouraged to support thelocal St Vincent de Paul winter appealby donating good quality blankets andwarm clothing. Please bring items tothe office by August 5. Additionally,students are invited to the Parish picnicfrom 11.00am–3.00pm on 15 Augustto commemorate the feast of theAssumption.This extract highlightsACatholic Marian devotion.Bthe charism and tradition of the school.Cthe importance of community involvement.Dthe strong links that exist between school, parish and Catholic agencies. 31The two sources of Divine Revelation that Catholics believe in areAScripture and tradition.Bprayer and Scripture.Cfaith and tradition.Dprayer and faith. 3214What is the main purpose of icons in the Catholic Tradition?Ato enable Catholics to have a conversation with GodBto decorate the prayer spaceCto express in images the Gospel messageDto hang in the family home
33Read the Scripture passage to answer question 33.“The Pharisees and their scribes were complaining to his disciples,saying, ‘Why do you eat and drink with tax-collectors and sinners?’Jesus answered, ‘Those who are well have no need of a physician, butthose who are sick; I have come to call not the righteous but sinnersto repentance.’”(LUKE 5:30-32)How does the Scripture passage challenge us to imitate Jesus?Ato judge others for what they doBto undertake community serviceCto act as advocates for all peopleDto treat others with compassion and love 34Read both of the statements to answer question 34.Statement 1Paul travelled extensively throughout the RomanEmpire worshipping imperial gods.Statement 2Paul had a significant influence in helping theearly Church to realise that it was more than justa Jewish sect.AStatement 1 is true and statement 2 is false.BStatement 1 is false and statement 2 is true.CBoth statement 1 and statement 2 are false.DBoth statement 1 and statement 2 are true.15
35Christians pray as a means toAdemonstrate they know Catholic prayers.Bshow God they are pious.Cseek a reward from God.Dlove and experience God. 36Read the Scripture passage to answer question 36.“Jesus said to the disciples, “You will be my witnesses in Jerusalem,in all Judea and Samaria and to the ends of the earth.””(ACTS 1:8)A Christian witness means toAbe baptised and testify through one’s life, words and actions.Btell others of the good works you have done.Cpray for the needs of the world.Dparticipate in all of the Sacraments. 3716Which of the following is an example of a Christian organisation whichpromotes good living?ASydney Archdiocesan Anti-Slavery Task ForceBAmnesty InternationalCHeart FoundationDJewish Community Action
38Read the Scripture passage to answer question 38.“These all look to youto give them their food in due season;when you give to them, they gather it up;when you open your hand, they are filled with good things.When you hide your face, they are dismayed;when you take away their breath, they dieand return to their dust.When you send forth your spirit, they are created;and you renew the face of the ground.”(PSALM 104:27-30)Psalm 104 is a hymn thatAdemonstrates faithfulness to God’s promises and plans.Bpraises God’s creative wisdom and power.Cgives thanks for God’s generosity.Ddemands obedience to God’s commandments.17
39Read the Scripture passage to answer question 39.“Then his father Zechariah was filled with the Holy Spirit and spokethis prophecy:He has raised up a mighty saviour for us in the house of his servantDavid, as he spoke through the mouth of his holy prophets fromof old.”(LUKE 1:67, 69-70)This Scripture passage refers to the connection betweenAthe Old Testament and the New Testament.Bthe Book of Revelation and the Gospels.Cthe Book of Wisdom and the Letters.DGenesis and Exodus. 40 Read both of the statements to answer question 40.18Statement 1Evil can be viewed as the presence of all things in theworld that are opposed to God’s nature and will.Statement 2Evil occurrences do happen as a matter of course inthe world or when free will is wrongly exercised byhumans.AStatement 1 is true and statement 2 is false.BStatement 1 is false and statement 2 is true.CBoth statement 1 and statement 2 are false.DBoth statement 1 and statement 2 are true.
41Choose the correct order of the recommended steps in making an informeddecision.A hink about one’s actions; seek advice; ask what the Church teaches;Tconsider the consequences of one’s actions; pray.B ray; seek advice; think about one’s actions; consider the consequencesPof one’s actions; ask what the Church teaches.C eek advice; ask what the Church teaches; pray; think about one’sSactions; consider the consequences of one’s actions.D sk what the Church teaches; think about one’s actions; consider theAconsequences; pray; seek advice. 42Read the statement to answer question 42.“He suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died and wasburied.”(APOSTLES’ CREED)The above statementpresupposes the belief in theAhuman nature of Christ.Bdivine nature of Christ.COriginal Sin.DResurrection.19
43Read the Scripture passage to answer question 43.“First of all you must understand this, that no prophecy of scripture isa matter of one’s own interpretation, because no prophecy ever cameby human will, but men and women moved by the Holy Spirit spokefrom God.”(2 PETER 1:19-21)What is the key message of this passage?Athat individuals are called to discern if Scripture is relevant to their livesBthat individuals can infer the meaning of the textCthat the text is understood literallyDthat Scripture should be read with the mind of the Church 44Read the statement to answer question 44.“Faith is strengthened when it is given to others!”(REDEMPTORIS MISSIO 2, 1990)This statement encourages Catholics toA share in the prayer life of the Church.Bparticipate in social activism.Cgo to Mass regularly.D participate in the missionary activity of the Church. 4520How is Revelation understood in the Catholic Tradition?Athe way God, who has always existed, gave life to creation.BGod disclosing or showing Himself to humans.Cas a book in Sacred Scripture.Das a theory in cosmology.
46Read the passage to answer question 46.The ‘Close the Gap’ campaign calls for generationalchange in the health outcomes of Aboriginaland Torres Strait Islander peoples to end healthinequality by 2030.In response to this contemporary issue, Catholic Social Teaching requiresbelievers toA ttack the root causes of injustice informed by the principle ofasubsidiarity.Bproclaim the Good News to First Peoples.Cform an opinion and judge the ethical standards of society.Dpray for forgiveness. 47Signs by which the Church bestows the grace of God are known asAcustoms.Bsacraments.Cacts of worship.Dmeditative prayers. 21
48The term ‘virtue’ can be best defined asAa judgement about right and wrong.Bpity and concern for the sufferings of others.Ca firm disposition to do good.Dtrust or confidence in someone or something. 49Read the statement to answer question 49.“For the Church, the first means of evangelization is the witnessof an authentically Christian life.”(EVANGELII NUNTIANDI 41, 1975)What would best characterise an authentically Christian way of life?22Aweekly attendance at MassBcompleting all of the sacramentsCparticipating in Planned GivingDfidelity to Christ
50Read the Scripture passage to answer question 50.“Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice! Let yourgentleness be evident to all. The Lord is near.”(PHILIPPIANS 4:4-5)According to this Scripture, how are Christians called to live?Ato be joyous and open to the presence of GodBto surrender to God’s willCto be grounded in the love and faithfulness of GodDto proclaim the Gospel23
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A Deuteronomy, Numbers, Leviticus, Exodus, Genesis B Exodus, Deuteronomy, Genesis, Numbers, Leviticus C Leviticus, Genesis, Numbers, Exodus, Deuteronomy D Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy Which day is considered the spiritual birthday of the Church? A Christmas B Pentecost C The Annunciation D Ascension Thursday Test
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