Catechism of the Catholic Church Test | Final Test - Easy

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Catechism of the Catholic Church Test | Final Test - Easy

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Freedom within the spectrum of choices that "fall amongst the good" is only furthered and enhanced by what?
(a) Intimacy with others.
(b) Intimacy with the Church.
(c) Intimacy with oneself.
(d) Intimacy with Christ.

2. Is there a difference in the way Confirmation is done by the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Roman Catholic Church?
(a) Most often no.
(b) Yes.
(c) Maybe.
(d) No.

3. Is Baptism open to people of any religion?
(a) No, only Christians.
(b) Yes, anyone and everyone.
(c) Yes, those who are willing to be initiated by it.
(d) No, only Catholics.

4. What does a life of brothers and sisters trigger?
(a) Safety.
(b) Love.
(c) Forgiveness.
(d) Honesty.

5. Baptism initiates people into what?
(a) A family.
(b) A happy life.
(c) A sinless life.
(d) The crucifixion of the Christ.

6. This is one of the rituals designed to "help remedy a situation when there is a problem."
(a) Baptism and confirmation.
(b) Penance and reconciliation.
(c) Eucharist and confirmation.
(d) Anointing of the sick.

7. How are options for the earthly life divided?
(a) Into healthy and unhealthy.
(b) Into life and salvation or destruction.
(c) Into happiness and unhappiness.
(d) Into love and hate.

8. Why should one not kill?
(a) Satan is the one killer.
(b) Only God can kill.
(c) Life is both sacred and of great value.
(d) Life is in short supply.

9. What virtue is an apt expression of how the divine person or persons are able to help to manifest circumstances within which the virtues can grow and the vices can be cut down, outgrown or otherwise abandoned?
(a) Love of family.
(b) Love for God.
(c) Love for oneself.
(d) Neighborly love.

10. The Catechism defines the source of strife within marriages as being what?
(a) Misunderstanding.
(b) Sin.
(c) Fear.
(d) Selfishness.

11. The significance of water in the world is recognized as what?
(a) A large part of our planet.
(b) One major sign of God's handiwork and interest.
(c) A giver of life.
(d) A necessary basic need.

12. When is it viewed as perfectly acceptable to forgo marriage?
(a) When it is done to facilitate the achievement of other honorable ends.
(b) When one does not want to marry.
(c) When it is in one's best interest to not marry.
(d) When one is not healthy.

13. About what is the third article?
(a) Love and glory.
(b) Freedom and power.
(c) Freedom and responsibility.
(d) Free will and love.

14. What follows Confession?
(a) A sinless life.
(b) Reconciliation.
(c) Confusion.
(d) Embarrassment.

15. In this section what does the Catholic Church set forth?
(a) A number of Catholic Principles.
(b) A number of Catholic Commandments.
(c) A number of Catholic rules.
(d) A number of Catholic Creeds.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is repentance?

2. What does Baptism do?

3. Is socialization a necessary part of human development?

4. Those born within the Catholic faith are most likely to have a Confirmation rite when they are _____________.

5. The first article here is about what?

(see the answer keys)

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