Unit 1 Review Day

Question 1

The process used to share stories and other information through word of mouth

Accepted Answer

Oral Tradition

Question 2

When an exegete looks at the impact of male/female roles in the creation of, reading, and interpretation of Scripture

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Gender Criticism

Question 3

Which shows the correct order of the stages of formation of the Old Testament?

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oral tradition, written tradition, editing

Question 4

The accepted, insipired books of the Catholic Bible

Accepted Answer

Canon

Question 5

A “sacred reading” of the Bible in which you read a passage many times before personally contemplating it

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Lectio Divina

Question 6

The story of God&#x27;s saving actions throughout history, revealing Jesus over time.

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Salvation History

Question 7

When an exegete works to uncover the time & place of the writer at the time a particular book or story was written

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Historical Criticism

Question 8

To find a allegorical, moral, literal and anagogical meaning of a passage within God’s overall message of salvation

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Senses of Scripture

Question 9

There is no value in the fundamentalist approach to reading scripture.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 10

A critical interpretation and reading of the Bible through a specific critical lens to gain a deeper meaning

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Exegesis

Question 11

The word for word interpretation of the Bible

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Fundamental Approach

Question 12

Taking into consideration the context of a passage to determine the figurative meaning

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Contextual Approach

Question 13

All Catholics read the bible contextually

Accepted Answer

False

Question 14

The literal sense of scripture is a fundamentalist approach

Accepted Answer

False

Question 15

When an exegete works to identify literary genres within the book

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Form Criticism

Question 16

How does the Catholic Church encourage Catholics to read the Bible?

Accepted Answer

Contextually

Question 17

Lectio Divina is a fundamentalist approach to reading scripture.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 18

Reading the bible through the lens of salvation history is a contextualist approach to scripture.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 19

The belief that God inspired the Bible and worked through human authors to reveal truths of the Bible

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Divine Inspiration

Question 20

When an exegete looks at creative depictions of a passage to gain a deeper understanding of biblical truth

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Artistic Criticism

Question 21

The stories of the Old Testament derived from oral traditions about historical Jesus

Accepted Answer

False

Question 22

An exegete practices critical interpretation of the Bible.

Accepted Answer

True

Questions 22