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9.2 Introduction to Sacred Scripture
9.2 Introduction to Sacred Scripture
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Chapter 2 Review
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This type of textbook explains how the world works
Literature
Math
History
Science
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This critical tool is used to find where the material in the biblical text came from.
The Scientific Method
Literary Criticism
Source Criticism
Biblical Criticism
3
Which of the following is not one of the Spiritual Senses of Scripture?
Literal Sense
Moral Sense
Allegorical Sense
Anagogical Sense
4
The Church does not welcome critical questions from scientists.
False
True
5
All the books in the New Testament were originally written in this language.
Aramaic
Hebrew
Greek
Latin
6
The earliest copies we have of the full New Testament were written:
in 1455
before 33 AD
Before 300 BC
before 300 AD
7
The official list of inspired books in the Bible is called:
The Septuagint
The Torah
The Canon
The Apocrypha
8
The Catholic Bible is based on:
The Sepuagint
The Vulgate
The Palestinian Canon
The Dead Sea Scrolls
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The truths in the Bible are those that are necessary for...
science
survival
success
salvation
10
The unity of the truths revealed in Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition is called:
The Analogy of Faith
The Anagogical Sense
The Magisterium
The Allegorical Sense
11
The Greek translation of Jewish Scriptures is called:
The Apocrypha
The Torah
The Palestinian Bible
The Septuagint
12
The author of the Bible is:
Jesus
Moses
Matthew
God
13
This critical tool is used to examine the oral tradition and the literary form of the biblical text.
Historical Criticism
Source Criticism
Form Criticism
Literary Criticism
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The critical process used by scholars to discover the meaning of a biblical text is called...
Form Criticism
Exegesis
Historical Criticism
Literary form
15
Which literary form foretells future events based on present actions?
Legend
History
Prophesy
Epic
16
How many books are in the Protestant Bible?
Sixty-six
Twenty-seven
Thirty-nine
Seventy-Three
17
This critical tool focuses on the point of view of the editors based on their arrangement of source material.
Form Criticism
Redaction Criticism
Source Criticism
Literary Criticism
18
This type of textbook describes human emotions.
Math
History
Religion
Literature
19
Which type of literary form uses rhythmic expression to show genuine feelings?
Poetry
Legend
Prophesy
Parable
20
By prayerful reflection, we discover the literal sense intended by the writers.
True
False
21
The Latin translation of the Bible by Saint Jerome is called:
the Apocrypha
the Torah
the Vulgate
the Latinate
22
What was the living language of the Israelites up to the time of the Babylonian captivity?
Greek
Hebrew
Aramaic
Latin
23
How many Old Testament books are in the Catholic Bible?
thirty-nine
forty-six
seventy-three
twenty-seven
24
Which literary form uses vivid stories to convey moral truths?
History
Letters
Genealogy
Parable
25
What was the language in the Middle East that was spoken by the Jews in the time of Jesus?
Aramaic
Arabic
Greek
Latin
26
What is the literary form that uses a symbolic story to explain some natural event?
Myth
Epic
Legend
Parable
27
By use of exegesis we can discover a deeper spiritual meaning to the Biblical text.
False
True
28
The original manuscripts of the Books of the Old Testament are lost.
True
False
29
Primarily, the Bible is a book of prayer.
True
False
30
Our interpretation of Sacred Scripture should be in accord with Sacred Tradition.
True
False
