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Activity-Holy Week

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Practical Research 1

Philippines Curriculum: Grades 1-10

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Q 1/10
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When does Holy Week fall?
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The first week of Lent
The last week of Advent
The first week of the year
The week before Easter
Q 2/10
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Which of these days does NOT fall during Holy Week?
30
Shrove Tuesday
Good Friday
Maundy Thursday
Holy Wednesday

10 questions

Q.

When does Holy Week fall?

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Which of these days does NOT fall during Holy Week?

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In the Western tradition, what are the first and last days of Holy Week, respectively?

3

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What is the first day of Holy Week in the Eastern Orthodox Church?

4

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Which day in Holy Week commemorates Christ's triumphal entry into Jerusalem?

5

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What does Maundy Thursday commemorate?

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Q.

What event is associated with Holy Saturday in the Coptic Church?

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Q.

Celebration of Catholic Mass is typically forbidden on which of these holy days?

8

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Q.

What other name is Holy Monday sometimes known by?

9

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Q.

All Christian denominations observe Holy Week by holding at least one or two special services during the week.

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