Question 1

Which of the following best describes the Great Commission?

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Jesus' commandment that we are to love both God and our neighbor as we love ourselves

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A tradition of giving to charity

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A set of rules in the Bible

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A moral code for personal behavior

Question 2

What does the term 'Corporal Works of Mercy' refer to?

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Aid the physical needs of a person

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Providing financial advice

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Teaching religious studies

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Promoting community service

Question 3

What do Spiritual Works of Mercy aim to do?

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Aid the emotional and spiritual needs of a person

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Offer financial support

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Teach academic subjects

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Provide physical assistance only

Question 4

What is meant by the term 'Discipleship'?

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Sharing God’s message with others

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Holding religious ceremonies

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Leading choir practices

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Studying historical texts

Question 5

Which of the following is NOT one of the Corporal Works of Mercy?

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Praying for the living and the dead

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Sheltering the homeless

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Visiting the sick

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Feeding the hungry

Question 6

Which of the following actions is an example of a Spiritual Work of Mercy?

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Counseling those in doubt

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Giving food to the hungry

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Clothing the naked

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Visiting the imprisoned

Question 7

What is the focus of the Corporal Works of Mercy?

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Meeting the physical needs of individuals

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Providing educational resources

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Encouraging spiritual growth

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Promoting community events

Question 8

Which of the following best describes discipleship?

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Sharing God's message with others

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Translating religious texts

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Leading a worship service

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Organizing community activities

Question 9

Which of the following is an example of a Corporal Work of Mercy?

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Giving drink to the thirsty

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Teaching someone about God

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Encouraging the sad

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Forgiving those who hurt you

Question 10

How many periods of Ordinary Time are there in the liturgical calendar?

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2

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3

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5

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1

Question 11

What do Catholics primarily learn during Ordinary Time?

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To grow as a disciple of Jesus

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To memorize prayers

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To focus on liturgical preparation

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To celebrate major feast days

Question 12

What does the term 'Ordinary Time' mean in the liturgical calendar?

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That which is ordered

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A period of major holidays

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A time for extraordinary celebrations

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A time of fasting and penance

Question 13

How long does Ordinary Time last in the liturgical calendar?

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33 to 34 weeks

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20 to 25 weeks

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40 to 42 weeks

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10 to 12 weeks

Question 14

When does the first period of Ordinary Time begin?

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After the Baptism of the Lord

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After Easter Sunday

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After Pentecost

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After Christmas

Question 15

When does the second period of Ordinary Time occur?

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From the Monday after Pentecost until Advent

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From Lent until Easter

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From Christmas until Epiphany

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From Ash Wednesday until Pentecost

Question 16

What does Ordinary Time encourage Catholics to do?

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Grow as a disciple of Jesus

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Participate in the sacraments exclusively

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Only attend church on major holidays

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Focus solely on prayer and fasting

Question 17

Which two significant events bookend the periods of Ordinary Time in the liturgical calendar?

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The Baptism of the Lord and Pentecost

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Lent and Advent

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Christmas and Easter

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Epiphany and New Year

Question 18

Why does James advise us to be slow to speak and slow to wrath?

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So that we have time to think before we say something that we will regret

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To remain silent during arguments

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To learn from others' mistakes

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To avoid distractions

Question 19

Who is always there guiding your steps as you practice and build your faith?

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The Holy Spirit

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The Bible

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Your friends

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The Pope

Question 20

What does the term 'corporal' mean?

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Having to do with the body

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Relating to emotions

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Pertaining to the spirit

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Concerning the mind

Question 21

How do we react to Jesus' call during our faith journey?

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We all experience different faith journeys and react differently

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Only adults respond to the call

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Everyone reacts the same way

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No one reacts to Jesus' call

Question 22

Which of the following is an example of a Spiritual Work of Mercy?

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Counsel the doubtful

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Feed the hungry

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Bury the dead

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Give drink to the thirsty

Question 23

Which of the following examples represents a Corporal Work of Mercy?

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Shelter the homeless

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Counsel the doubtful

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Forgive offenses

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Comfort the afflicted

Question 24

Which of the following is an example of a Spiritual Work of Mercy?

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Admonish the sinners

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Give clothes to the naked

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Feed the hungry

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Visit the imprisoned

Question 25

Which of the following is an example of visiting someone as a Corporal Work of Mercy?

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Visit the imprisoned

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Bear wrongs patiently

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Counsel the doubtful

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Instruct the ignorant

Question 26

Which of the following actions is considered a Spiritual Work of Mercy?

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Instruct the ignorant

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Give clothes to the naked

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Feed the hungry

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Shelter the homeless

Question 27

Which of the following is an example of burying those who have died, considered a Corporal Work of Mercy?

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Bury the dead

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Bear wrongs patiently

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Comfort the afflicted

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Counsel the doubtful

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