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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why can this be trusted more than one's parents?
(a) One's mortal parents love only themselves.
(b) One's mortal parents are not one with God.
(c) One's mortal parents are not one's real parents.
(d) One's mortal parents are fallible.

2. Who is the one actually tending the flock?
(a) The Apostles.
(b) The people.
(c) The divine shepherd.
(d) The Pope.

3. The Roman Catholic Church believes that God provides different names for Himself as revelations of His true nature and to do what?
(a) Facilitate intimacy as is found to be the case with the name of each individual.
(b) Show that it is possible that multiple gods and names of gods are actually the same God.
(c) Confuse those in the Church.
(d) God is not sure who He is.

4. Through liturgy, why are the People of God uplifted?
(a) They are reassured of their place in heaven.
(b) They are free of sin.
(c) They receive messages from God.
(d) They get to participate in the benevolence of God through their actions.

5. Jesus is a word that means what?
(a) Our savior.
(b) God saves.
(c) Teacher.
(d) Father.

6. For Catholics what is necessary for someone to be a Christian?
(a) Faith.
(b) The grace of God.
(c) One baptism of water and spirit.
(d) Praise to God.

7. Why are the activities of the liturgy a highpoint?
(a) It gives the community a positive sense about the Church.
(b) It encourages others to support the Church.
(c) It engages the People in transformation in acts of divinely guided and inspired love of one another.
(d) It benefits the community at large.

8. The articles of the creed begin with belief in who?
(a) One's self.
(b) God the Father as the One and only God.
(c) The Church.
(d) A higher being.

9. How many specified types of interpretation exist?
(a) Two.
(b) One.
(c) Four.
(d) Three.

10. Upon what does the first chapter focus?
(a) How the Church began.
(b) The Church's opinions of other religions.
(c) How people desire God and wish for knowledge of God.
(d) How people in the Church treat others.

11. Lord Jesus was baptized by whom?
(a) Simon the Baptist.
(b) Paul the Baptist.
(c) John the Baptist.
(d) God.

12. What might liturgy be?
(a) Acts that the lay assistant performs during a mass.
(b) Acts for the good of the Church.
(c) Acts of charity towards the local community.
(d) Rituals the priest performs.

13. Through liturgy, what happens to the People of God?
(a) They are given peace.
(b) They are sinless.
(c) They are transformed.
(d) They are patient.

14. To what does the Lord refer?
(a) His position as our Spiritual Parent.
(b) His position as Leader of the World.
(c) His position as Father.
(d) His position as Ruler of the Universe.

15. What is done in an effort to better know Jesus?
(a) He is related to the reader in very human terms.
(b) His human experiences are emphasized.
(c) Information is provided regarding to the title by which He is known.
(d) His life is described in vivid detail.

Short Answer Questions

1. According to the Church, Christ spent the three days that he was deceased where?

2. Who is this book also designed to benefit?

3. What are the twelve apostles intended to represent?

4. Who is this book intended to serve?

5. Who fears the name of Jesus?

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