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Fall 9 Unit 4 Exam Review
Adam and Eve are historical figures.
How did the Serpent tempt Eve?
Fall 9 Unit 4 Exam Review
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How did the Serpent tempt Eve?
money
power
doubt
flattery
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Adam and Eve are historical figures.
True
False
3
Which of the following is NOT one the 3 consequences for mankind made in the image and likeness of God?
be fruitful and multiply
unique relationship to God
obligation to care for the world
sense of responsibility towards himself and fellow man
4
Which of the following is NOT a consequence given to the Serpent?
cursed from all animals
lost it's legs
enmity with the woman's seed
thrown into hell
5
What are the 2 parts of Genesis? (choose the 2 answers that apply).
Primevial and Patriarchal history
Creation and Exodus
Adam and Eve
The fall and patriarchs
6
Which of the following is NOT a consequence given to Adam.
cursed from the ground
thorns and thistles come up from the ground
Sweat of his brow he will work.
return to the dust
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Which of the following is NOT a book in the Pentateuch.
Joshua
Exodus
Numbers
Leviticus
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The Magisterium of the Catholic Church teaches that evolution is against the understanding of Genesis.
False
True
9
The universe is divine, which is why it is intended as a place for worship.
True
False
10
Which of the following is NOT part of the historical framework of the Pentateuch?
Creation Story
Exodus
Patriarchal history
King David
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What is NOT a consequences given to Eve.
desire for her husband
husband will rule over the woman
enmity with the snake
Pain in childbirth
12
Why did Adam and Eve sin?
They wanted to have God's knowledge
all the choices
The fruit would make them wise
They believed the serpent's lie
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How was Eve formed?
from the rib of Adam
her mother's womb
from the dust of the ground
by the breath of God
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The primary meaning of Genesis 1 is to understand scientifically how God created the world.
False
True
