5 Written Questions

1. The birth of Christ in Bethlehem as well as the events surrounding His birth.
2. The presence of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in the soul of a baptized Christian.
3. Reparation for an offense through a voluntary action that expiates the injustice done.
4. From the Latin for "to become flesh"; the mystery of divinity and humanity in the person of Christ.
5. The visit of the Archangel Gabriel to Mary proclaiming that she would be the Mother of the Savior.

5 Matching Questions

1. Sanctifying Grace
2. Fiat
3. Paschal Mystery
4. Immaculate Conception
5. Visitation

1. a A singular grace given by God to Mary that she should be without original sin from the first moment of her existence.
2. b Christ's work of redemption accomplished by His Passion, Death, Resurrection, and Ascension.
3. c Mary went to see Elizabeth when she found out that Elizabeth was pregnant.
4. d The free and unmerited favor of God dispensed through the sacraments.
5. e Latin for "Let it be done"; this was Mary's response to God's plan of redemption.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. In obedience to Mosaic Law, Jesus was taken to the temple when he was forty days old.
   1. Visitation
   2. Incarnation
   3. Redemption
   4. Presentation
2. The prophet who recognized Jesus as the Messiah when he was presented in the temple.
   1. Magi
   2. Mary
   3. Fiat
   4. Simeon
3. Jesus had been lost in Jerusalem at age 12 before his parents located Him.
   1. Sanctifying Grace
   2. Finding in the Temple
   3. Virgin Birth
   4. Incarnation
4. Being made right with God.
   1. Visitation
   2. Annunciation
   3. Justification
   4. Incarnation
5. The mother of Jesus.
   1. Anna
   2. Magi
   3. Fiat
   4. Mary

5 True/False Questions

1. Gabriel → Wise men who came to visit the newborn Jesus.

   True        False

2. Elizabeth → The wife of Zechariah and mother of John the Baptist.

   True        False

3. Virgin Birth → Mary went to see Elizabeth when she found out that Elizabeth was pregnant.

   True        False

4. Anna → The prophetess who recognized Jesus as the Messiah when he was presented in the temple.

   True        False

5. Genealogy → From the Greek for "tracing of descent"; the study of ancestry or a list of someone's ancestors.

   True        False