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    1. The document contains 10 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of Christianity and the Bible. Questions cover topics like the Eucharist, important Church figures, Jewish holidays, and biblical characters. 2. The questions range from easy to average difficulty. The final section is labeled as difficult and includes questions on theological concepts like dimensions of liturgy and criteria for considering someone a Church father. 3. The document serves as a quiz or assessment of basic religious literacy as well as deeper theological knowledge. It touches on doctrines, people, events, and books mentioned in the Bible and Church history.

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    Quiz Bee Questions

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    1. The document contains 10 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of Christianity and the Bible. Questions cover topics like the Eucharist, important Church figures, Jewish holidays, and biblical characters. 2. The questions range from easy to average difficulty. The final section is labeled as difficult and includes questions on theological concepts like dimensions of liturgy and criteria for considering someone a Church father. 3. The document serves as a quiz or assessment of basic religious literacy as well as deeper theological knowledge. It touches on doctrines, people, events, and books mentioned in the Bible and Church history.

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    Easy

    1. ________ admitted the real presence from the consecration to the communion. He also
    claimed that the substance of bread and wine were present alongside the body and blood
    of our Lord. However, after the dispensing of the communion, the real presence ceases.
    a. John Calvin
    b. Martin Luther
    c. John Wycliffe
    d. Ratramn of Corbie
    2. The doctrine of transubstantiation affirms that the accidents of the bread and wine remain
    unchanged at the moment of consecration, while their substance changes from that of
    bread and wine to that of the body and blood of Jesus Christ. Eventually, the Council of
    ________ declared that “After the consecration of the bread and wine, our Lord is truly,
    really and substantially contained in the venerable sacrament of the holy Eucharist under
    the appearance of those physical things.”
    A. Elvira
    B. Trent
    C. Orange
    D. Nicaea
    3. The Dogma of the Assumption was defined by Pope Pius XII on November 1, 1950.
    What is the name of the document
    a. Assumptio Mariae
    b. ineffabilis deus
    c. Munificentissimus Deus
    d. Beneficia Dei
    4. The Christian tradition of communion is based on the last supper, when Jesus fed
    (unleavened) bread and wine to his disciples, asking that they eat and drink in
    remembrance of him. This occurred during the celebration of which Jewish holiday?
    a. Yom Kippur
    b. Passover
    c. Purim
    d. Shabbat
    5. When Joseph had been taken down to Egypt, an Egyptian who was one of Pharaoh's
    officials, the captain of the guard, bought him from the Ishmaelites who had taken him
    there. What is the name of the official (Gen 39)?
    a. Ahmed
    b. Nour
    c. Phineas
    d. Potiphar
    6. How many Epistles did St. Paul wrote?
    a. 12
    b. 13
    c. 14
    d. 15
    7. Which of the following is not a son of Jacob to Leah?
    a. Napthali
    b. Reuben
    c. Simeon
    d. Levi
    8. This kind of grace is called habitual grace on account of the Latin word habere meaning
    “to have or possess.
    a. Sanctifying grace
    b. Elevating grace
    c. Actual grace
    d. Gratia elevans
    9. _________ is an encyclical issued by Pope Pius XII on 29 June 1943 during World War
    II. Its main topic is the Catholic Church as the Mystical Body of Christ.
    a. Ecclesiam Suam
    b. Mystici Corporis Christi
    c. Sacrosanctum Concilium
    d. Pacem in Terris
    10. What is the name of the heresy that in the eighth and ninth centuries disturbed the peace
    of the Eastern Church, caused the last of the many breaches with Rome that prepared the
    way for the schism of Photius?
    a. Cytoplasm
    b. Iconoclasm
    c. Chromoclasm
    d. Cataclasm

    Average
    1. When was the break between the Eastern and Western Church?
    a. 1053
    b. 1054
    c. 1055
    d. 1056
    2. The goal of the first crusade was to control:
    A. Babylon
    B. Constantinople
    C. Rome
    D. Jerusalem

    3. How many people were aboard Noah's Ark? 6:13–9:29


    a. 6
    b. 7
    c. 8
    d. 9
    4. What did Jacob give Joseph that sparked jealousy from his siblings?
    a. A coat of many colors
    b. Stew
    c. First fruits of field
    d. Sheep
    5. Where does Jesus give sermon in the Gospel of St. Luke?
    a. On the mount
    b. On the plain
    c. Near the river
    d. Under the olive tree
    6. After Jesus fed 5,000 people, how many baskets of food were left over according to the
    Gospel of St. Matthew?
    a. 7
    b. 9
    c. 12
    d. 5
    7. _______ teaches against Sabellianism. He holds just as descriptively to the unity of
    substance the one God is one in substance, one in status and one in power. He was the
    first to use the Latin word “Trinitas.
    a. Origen
    b. Irenaeus
    c. Ignatius of Antioch
    d. Tertullian
    8. Which of the following heresies defines Monarchianism?
    a. Christ is a mere man, even though born in a spiritual manner from the Holy
    Spirit and Virgin Mary, at Baptism, he was equipped and adopted by God
    b. The Logos does not exist from the Eternity. It is not generated from the Father. He is
    a creature of the Father produced by Him from nothing. According to His essence, He
    is unlike the Father.
    c. It denies the consubstantiality of the 2nd and 3rd persons with the Father, thus, it denies
    the true divinity.
    d. Combats against the Holy Spirit. Extended the subordinationism to the doctrine of
    Holy Spirit by declaring the Holy Spirit is mere creature like ministries or angels.
    9. Which of the following is NOT TRUE about Dogmatic Theology?
    a. It is speculative in character.
    b. It reflects on the nature of God.
    c. It is practical in approach.
    d. Answers the question ‘who is God.’
    10. Which of the following is/are element/s of human acts?
    a. Knowledge
    b. Freedom
    c. Voluntariness
    d. All of the above

    Difficult
    1. Who coined the word transignification? The view that Christ’s presence in the Eucharist
    that the purpose or finality of the bread and wine is changed by the words of
    consecration.

    Answer: Karl Rahner


    2. What dimension of Liturgy affirms that only through the power of the Holy Spirit that
    our prayer reaches to the Father and through the power of the Holy Spirit, the work of
    redemption is accomplished.
    Answer: Pneumatological dimension
    3. In Theologico-pastoral communication, what model of Communication uses signs and
    involves understanding of the meaning of signs?
    Answer: Semiotic Model
    4. __________ means suspension of judgement. It consists in the affirmation that man is
    incapable of knowing with certainty the supra-sensible realities. In simple words, if God
    is beyond our senses, therefore, we cannot talk about God

    Answer: Agnosticism
    5. There are four criteria to be considered as church fathers, i.e. Orthodoxy in Doctrine,
    Holiness of life, Approval of the Church and ____________.

    Answer: Antiquity

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