5 Written Questions

1. God's communication to himself, by which he makes known the mystery of his divine plan
2. A permanent state of life recognized by the Church
3. A spiritual, personal, and immortal creature, with intelligence and free will, who glorifies God without ceasing and who serves God as a messenger of his saving plan.
4. one of the archangels used by god many times
5. term referring to books that were rejected frim th Bible

5 Matching Questions

1. betrothed
2. annunciation
3. literal sense improper
4. virginity
5. private revelation

1. a the biginning of marrage in ancient times
2. b The visit of the angel Gabriel to Mary to tell her that she would be the Mother of God and give birth to the Savior
3. c revelations made in the course of history which do not add to or form part of the deposit of faith, but rather may help people live out their faith more fully. Some have been recognized by the authority of the Church.
4. d concsecrated celibacy that enables people to give themselves to god alone with an undivided heart in a remarkable manner
5. e method of scriptural interpretion in which the author is inspired to use figures of speech

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. The heritage of faith contained in Sacred Scripture and Tradition, handed on in the Church from the time of the Apostles, from which the Magisterium draws all that it proposes for belief as being divinely revealed
   1. messiah
   2. deposit of faith
   3. septuagint
   4. testament
2. those Books in the Bible, esp in the Old Testament, whose inspired character has never been questioned (by any Church Father). can be misleading b/c it was not the Church Fathers, but the Magisterium under the Pope that was divinely authorized
   1. deuterocanonical
   2. apocryphal
   3. protocanonical
   4. canon
3. the dogma that reconizes the blessed vigin mary's singular participation in her son's ressurection
   1. assumption
   2. annunciation
   3. messiah
   4. revelation
4. those books and passages of the Old and New Testaments about which there was controversy in early Christian history
   1. septuagint
   2. deuterocanonical
   3. canon
   4. protocanonical
5. method of Scriptural interpretation in which the author intends precisely what he was inspired to write
   1. typological sense
   2. literal sense improper
   3. oral tradition
   4. literal sense proper

5 True/False Questions

1. testament → a name givin to two major parts of the bible

   True        False

2. canon → the church's complete list of sacred books of the bible

   True        False

3. prepetual → for all time, forever

   True        False

4. immaculate conception → revelations made in the course of history which do not add to or form part of the deposit of faith, but rather may help people live out their faith more fully. Some have been recognized by the authority of the Church.

   True        False

5. prophecy → from the hebrew word meaning "vision" or "revelation interpreted"

   True        False