4 Written Questions

1. the willful refusal to assent to revealed truth, or even the neglect of this truth.
2. Sin against the virtue of religion in which one attempts to tell of future events by means of occult forces-Satan, demons, spirits, astrology, etc.
3. Sin against the virtue of religion involving the attribution of a kind of magical power to certain practices or objects, like charms or omens.
4. Showing devotion and respect to Mary, the apostles, and the martyrs, who were viewed as faithful witnesses to faith in Jesus Christ; must be clearly distinguished from adoration and worship, which are due to God alone.

4 Multiple Choice Questions

1. A set of beliefs and practices followed by those committed to the service and worship of God.
   1. Religion
   2. Divination
   3. Veneration
   4. Simony
2. A less common synonym for sloth, one of the seven capital sins
   1. Faith
   2. Acedia
   3. Hope
   4. Charity
3. the buying and selling of church offices
   1. Simony
   2. Charity
   3. Religion
   4. Hope
4. Gifts infused by God into the souls of the faithful to make them capable of acting as his children and of meriting eternal life. The theological virtues require grace and are faith, hope, and charity
   1. Religion
   2. Hope
   3. Charity
   4. Theological Virtues

4 True/False Questions

1. Hope → the buying and selling of church offices

   True        False

2. Worship → Adoration and honor given to God, which is the first act of the virtue of religion

   True        False

3. Charity → Both a gift of God and a human act by which the believer gives personal adherence to God who invites his response, and freely assents to the whole truth that God has revealed; a theological virtue given by God.

   True        False

4. Faith → Both a gift of God and a human act by which the believer gives personal adherence to God who invites his response, and freely assents to the whole truth that God has revealed; a theological virtue given by God.

   True        False