ARK Vocabulary Quizs

Identify the event: the day when Jesus sent the Holy Spirit upon Mary and the Apostles.

• Pentecost

• Ascension

• Transfiguration

• Last Supper

The liturgical year in Christianity signifies the structuring of the worship calendar by marking distinct religious seasons like Advent, Lent, and Easter.

• It structures the worship calendar by marking distinct religious seasons like Advent, Lent, and Easter.

• It only commemorates a single event, namely Easter.

• It serves as a political tool rather than a religious calendar.

• It has no real impact on the practices of Christianity.

The Liturgical Year is a cycle comprising various seasons observed in the Christian calendar, including Advent, Christmas, Lent, and Easter.

• A cycle of seasons marking the Christian year such as Advent, Christmas, Lent, and Easter.

• A chronological record of the life of a saint.

• A yearly schedule of purely secular festivities.

• A timeline of historical battles and events.

God gave human beings the gift of conscience to judge right from wrong.

• conscience

• free will

• reason

• intellect

The Eucharist signifies unity with Jesus Himself; select the title that reflects this truth.

• Communion

• Mass

• Sacrament

• Liturgy

Lent is a period of fasting, repentance, and spiritual preparation for Easter.

• A period focused on fasting, repentance, and spiritual preparation

• A celebration of Easter

• A period of feasting and merriment

• A religious event involving only prayer

The first book of the Bible that describes God's creation of the world and humanity is ______.

• Genesis

• Exodus

• Leviticus

• Numbers

The significance of the season of Advent in the liturgical year is that it serves as a period of preparation for the celebration of Christ's birth.

• It serves as a period of preparation for the celebration of Christ's birth.

• It commemorates Christ's resurrection.

• It is a season of penitence for the forgiveness of sins.

• It celebrates the descent of the Holy Spirit.

Morality is defined in the text as:

• A set of principles governing right and wrong

• A personal emotion

• An arbitrary measure

• A documented rule

According to Jesus' teaching, the Great Commandments are:

• Love the Lord your God and love your neighbor as yourself

• Follow all the Old Testament commandments

• Adhere to strict religious rituals

• None of the above