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Unit 3 Religion 2025
What is Baptism?
What is a Catechumen?
Unit 3 Religion 2025
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What is a Catechumen?
Someone who has been confirmed
Someone preparing for confirmation
Someone guiding a person to confirmation
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What is Baptism?
The first sacrament connecting you with God through water
A sacrament that can only be completed by the Pope
A sacrament that includes a promise to go to Jerusalem
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What is a sacrament?
a prayer
A good deed
An sign of Gods grace signified by an action
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What did the Flagellants do?
Provided Catholic funeral rights to dead plague victims
Whipped themselves for the sins of humanity
Prayed at least 24 times a day (once an hour)
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What represents the body of Christ during mass?
Bread
Air
Wine
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What did Catholics in medieval times believe could get you into heaven?
Pilgrimage to Jerusalem
Fasting during Lent
Good Works
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What is conversion
Turning to God with all your heart
Changing your religion
Turning into something else
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What can serve as reconciliation?
Confessing sins to a priest
Hurting the person who tattled on you
Praying the Hail Mary multiple times
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What is confirmation
Catechumens pray for salvation
Confirming your connection with God
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During Passover, What plague did God save his people from
Rivers of blood
Killing of the first born
Locusts
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What historical religious event is the Eucharist connected to?
The Crucifixions
The Last Supper
Passover
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In modern Catholicism, what do you have to do to receive Gods Grace
Pray daily
nothing
perform all the sacraments
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What best describes how medieval Catholics saw the difference between heaven to hell
Healthy to Sick
Happy to Sad
Utopia to Demonic
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What is an example of a mortal sin?
Suicide
starting a revolution
fraud
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Following the lay investiture controversy who was proven to have the most power in Europe?
The Pope
The King
The People
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What is original sin?
The sins committed by Abraham
The sins you commit early in your life
The sins committed by adam and eve in the garden
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Who can anoint the sick?
A king
A Priest
A Lay person
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Which of the following is not one of the 7 deadly sins
Genocide
Murder
Gluttony
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who was the Pope during the lay investiture controversy in the 11th century
Pope Gregory
Pope Urban
Pope Clemente
Pope John Paul
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Which of the following was not a vow made by monks?
Maturity
Poverty
Chastity
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Which Sacrament can be completed by Lay people?
Holy Orders
Anointing the Sick
Marriage
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Who was the King during the lay investiture controversy in the 11th century
King Edward of England
King Henry of Germany
King Edward of Germany
King Henry of England