RE Part 2 Assessment

Why do are our special days in New Zealand hold such an importance?

• Give thanks to our prime minsister.

• To celebrate our independence.

• Commemorate days special to us as a nation.

• No reason.

When does Labour Weekend fall every year in New Zealand?

• Always falls on the 25th of October.

• Always falls on every last Monday in October.

• Always falls on a Monday.

• Always falls on the second to last Monday of October.

How many major seasons is the Church's year divided into?

• 5

• 7

• 4

• 6

Why do Catholics go to Mass on Sundays?

• The church was occupied on other days so it fell on a Sunday.

• The tradition of going to Mass began on a Sunday.

• No reason.

• The day on which Hehu (Jesus) rose from the dead.

What is the Māori word called for visitors present at a marae?

• Hui

• Manuhiri

• Karanga

• Tangata Whenua

What is are two of the items used during the time of the Eucharist?

• Altar Bell

• Chalice

• The Priest's chair

• Communion Table

Why is it important to prepare properly for the celebration of the Mass?

• To please the ministries.

• No reason.

• To show respect to others attending the Mass.

• To respond more fully to Jesus' presence within the Church.

What was the village's story about?

• Preparation for a birthday.

• Preparation for a wedding.

• Preparation for a funeral.

• Preparation for a retirement.

What are one of the events that occur during the Introductory Rite

• Profession of Faith

• First Reading

• Penitential Rite

• Homily

At what point during the Mass do we exchange the Sign of Peace?

• Once the scripture readings have been read.

• The beginning of the Mass.

• After the Holy Communion.

• Before the Mass finishes.