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Theology 9 Test 1
Theology 9 Test 1
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The Bible isn't relevant today because it was written so long ago.
False
True
2
A ____ spoke to the people of ____ on behalf of God to encourage them to stay _____ to their covenant with him.
prophet, Israel, faithful
prophet, Bethlehem, faithful
dove, Rome, faithful
dove, Israel, fearful
3
Reminds us where we are going and builds the virtue of hope while leading us to Heaven
The Allegorical Sense
The Literal Sense
The Anagogical Sense
The Moral Sense
4
God is revealing himself like he did to biblical readers a long time ago, yet also revealing new things.
False
True
5
Some books like the _____ and Proverbs are really _____ of wisdom from many _____ over the years.
Gospels, stories, people
Psalms, collections, churchs
Psalms, collections, people
Gospels, collections, Popes
6
Literally means “beginning” (Hint: The Pentateuch)
Sonng of Songs
Isaiah
Genesis
Exodus
7
Why is the Bible relevant to you?
It's not
It can help you address current issues In your life.
It's a good story for when you're feeling bad.
It's a completely accurate record of history.
8
A story that gives the cause of something (see Gn 32:22-32)
Law
Allegory
Etiology
Genealogy
9
Abraham is “the father of a _____” and both Christians and _____ consider him the father of their faith.
multitude of nations, Jews
country, Gentiles
multitude of nations, Catholics
city, Jews
10
God told them to.
False
True
11
Short sayings that educate one about how to live a good life (Hint: The Wisdom Books)
Ezekiel
Proverbs
Psalms
Deuteronomy
12
The Old Testament centers on the _____ God entered into with the _____ People.
Covenant, Jewish
War, Christian
Covenant, Christian
War, Jewish
13
What teachings of the bishops are the People of God especially called to listen to?
Prayers
Dogmas
Readings
Catmas
14
A vivid story told to convey religious truth, often with a surprise ending (see Mt 13:33)
Parable
Genealogy
Law
Riddle
15
Scripture Readings are an integral part of every Mass and all sacraments.
True
False
16
The Old Testament is the inspired record of _____ History prior to the coming of _____.
Biblical, The New Testament
Biblical, John the Baptist
Salvation, The New Testament
Salvation, Jesus Christ
17
Scientific research and Christian faith do not contradict one other; they neither prove nor disprove one another.
False
True
18
God respected the freedom of the human writers, but in every case, the Holy Spirit guided the author in the truth.
False
True
19
The first things scribes wrote were the stories of Jesus Christ
True
False
20
Gave a message of warning & hope to the Jews living in Jerusalem before the Babylonian Exile (Hint: The Prophetic Books)
Ecclesiastes
Lamentations
1 Samuel
Jeremiah
21
A brief story with a moral, often involving animals that act and speak like human beings (see Jg 9:7-15)
History
Law
Parable
Fable
22
A period of ____ tradition preceded the physical writing of the Old Testament.
Writing
Oral
Holy
Living
23
_____ understand Abraham to be the father of the Arab people and a _____ on the same level as Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad
Jews, prophet
Jews, teacher
Muslims, prophet
Muslims, teacher
24
A chronological narrative/record of events, the life or development of a people, country, or institution (see 1 Kgs 1-2)
History
Prophecy
Riddle
Creed
25
They think believers are hypocrites because they sin.
True
False
26
These religious truths reveal who you are in ____ to God and the ____ he created.
relation, world
comparison, world
comparison, Bible
relation, Son
27
Story of a military leader who led the Israelites into the Promised Land (Hint: The Historical Books)
Daniel
Joshua
2 Maccabees
Sirach
28
What is NOT a part of the Holy Trinity?
God the Son
God the Sun
God the Father
God the Holy Spirit
29
A rule of conduct or standard of behavior established by proper authority, society, or custom (see Ex 20:1-17)
Law
Genealogy
Fable
Allegory
30
You don't have to believe in Dogmas
False
True
31
The meanings the author intended to convey
The Allegorical Sense
The Anagogical Sense
The Moral Sense
The Literal Sense
32
The Bible is a written record of _____, not a science or history book.
Religious Beliefs
Divine Revelation
Jesus
The Holy Spirit
33
All human beings desire true happiness.
False
True
34
The objective of historical criticism is to determine the historical and cultural context of the biblical text
True
False
35
As the story of Ruth shows, God’s love extends not only to the chosen people, but to everyone.
False
True
36
What is NOT a reason oral tradition important to the recounting of Salvation History?
Written language hadn't existed yet
Most people didn't have access to writing instruments
People at that time preserved information in their minds
Few people could read and write
37
What is a Leap of Faith
Accepting the Love of God.
A really, really big jump.
An extension of belief beyond what can be felt by our senses.
A hindrance in beliefs due to physical obstacles.
38
46 books of the Bible that record Salvation history from Creation to the old alliance & prepares for the coming of Jesus
The Old Testament
The Gospel
The Bible
The New Testament
39
What have skeptical scientists not been able to prove?
That the Universe just created itself and evolved from matter.
That Jesus is real.
Gravity
There is no limit to the amount of times aluminium can be recycled.
40
God inspired the _____ of the Bible to reveal religious _____ through their writing.
authors, stories
readers, truths
authors, truths
preachers, stories
41
They are afraid that believing in God would require them to change their behavior.
True
False
42
They are too busy, lazy, or don't care.
True
False
43
The story of a Gentile woman who showed great faithfulness to her mother-in-law (Hint: The Historical Books)
1 Kings
Ruth
Wisdom
2 Kings
44
An extended comparison where elements of a story stand for deeper realities (see Prv 9:1-6)
Allegory
Fable
Parable
Prophecy
45
What conflict prevents us from experiencing happiness on a deeper level?
God doesn't want us to be happy.
Only non-religious people can be truly happy.
There isn't a conflict and we are always happy.
Nothing in this life can make us truly happy.
46
These traditions came from the people’s ____ with God and with each other.
stories
experiences
relationship
adventures
47
What is NOT a way that John the Baptist paved the way for Jesus' Ministry?
His Preaching
His Martyrdom
Preforming Miracles
The Baptizing of Many
48
Jesus is called "The Christ" because he is known to be the Messiah and is God.
False
True
49
The Old Testament was formed over the course of about _____ years.
750
900
8500
9000
50
In order to _____ their religious heritage, the Chosen People told _____ to pass them down to younger _____.
ignore, stories, children
preserve, stories, generations
conceal, stories, generations
celebrate, secrets, generations
51
Prophets tried to keep the Chosen People or _____ in line when they strayed from the _____.
Jews, temple
Catholics, covenant
kings, covenant
kings, church
52
Dogmas are sins that greatly damage your relationship with God
True
False
53
A question or statement that teases the mind, requiring thought and application (see Mt 11:11)
Creed
Riddle
Allegory
Etiology
54
What was NOT one of the three languages that the Bible was originally written in?
Hebrew
Greek
Aramaic
Latin
55
God _____ the Bible's authors to reveal religious truths in their writing.
Trusted
Inspired
Forgot to Tell
Told
56
As one who trusted God totally, _____ is a symbol of faith.
Ruth
Abraham
Jesus
John
57
What is NOT a way that the Apostles were changed on Pentecost?
They were given courage and enthusiasm to share the Good News.
They were given the authority to baptize.
They could speak publicly and in all languages.
They ascended into Heaven.
58
What is NOT a reason there are many English translations of the Bible?
They belong to different Christian denominations.
Authors disagree on the meanings of words and phrases.
They are intended for different uses or audiences (ex. study or children's)
They all contain completely different stories, readings, and messages.
59
Dogmas strengthen your faith
True
False
60
An inspired utterance made by a prophet that expresses God's will (see Am 1-2)
Creed
Law
Parable
Prophecy
61
Focuses on holiness and particulars of the Law (Hint: The Pentateuch)
Psalms
Numbers
Leviticus
Judges
62
A formal statement of religious belief (see Dt 26:5-10)
Etiology
History
Creed
Riddle
63
What does canon mean? (Multiple can be true)
The official list of inspired books of the Bible.
Hebrew for "measure"
The name of a section in the New Testament about the history of the Church
Something that can fire heavy stones.
64
Dogmas are contained in or relate to Divine Revelation
True
False
65
Looking at the larger context to determine what individual passages mean.
The Anagogical Sense
The Literal Sense
The Moral Sense
The Allegorical Sense
66
Teaches us how to live our lives
The Allegorical Sense
The Anagogical Sense
The Moral Sense
The Literal Sense
67
They believe in another religion's deity
False
True
68
God is revealing himself to you through the Bible just as he did to biblical readers a long time ago, and nothing new.
True
False
69
A record of one's ancestry (see Mt 1:1-17)
Genealogy
History
Etiology
Fable
70
The goal of source criticism is to find out where biblical material ______.
belongs in the library
is most popular
came from
is studied
71
What is NOT an example of an ultimate question?
Was Jesus a real person in history?
What happens after death?
Why did someone have to pass away?
What will the rest of our lives look like?
72
Oral storytelling is unreliable among illiterate peoples.
True
False
73
They see so much suffering in the world.
True
False
74
The Old Testament prepares the people for the coming of the prophets.
False
True