1. The Blessed Trinity is the three Persons in one God: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.

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1 We Believe Grade 5, Chapter 1 True/False Indicate whether the statement is true or false. 1. The Blessed Trinity is the three Persons in one God: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. 2. In Jesus, we see a God who cares for us, has mercy on us, and is just to everyone. 3. Jesus compared the growth of the Kingdom of God to a. a. mustard seed b. bird of the sky c. blind man 4. Which action was not part of Jesus mission? a. to share the life of God with all people b. to teach people to want only material things themselves c. to save all people from sin 5. When we live as Jesus did and follow God s will, we help to spread the. a. Blessed Trinity b. Kingdom of God c. Pentecost Matching Match each word or phrase with the correct definition. a. Church b. Kingdom of God c. Jesus mission d. apostles 6. to share the life of God with all people and save them from sin 7. men chosen by Jesus to share in his mission in a special way 8. the power of God s love active in our lives and in the world 9. all those who believe in Jesus Christ, have been baptized in him, and follow his teachings 10. Define the Kingdom of God.

2 We Believe Grade 5, Chapter 2 1. Evangelization takes place when we proclaim the good news of Christ by what we say and do. 2. When we share the good news of Jesus Christ and work for justice and peace in the world, we are continuing Jesus mission. 3. Forgiving those who hurt us is an example of a Work of Mercy. a. Corporal b. Spiritual c. Personal 4. When we others, we give witness to Christ. a. serve b. use c. worship 5. When we proclaim the good news, we give to Christ. Matching Match each word or phrase with the correct definition. a. evangelization b. liturgy c. Paschal Mystery d. Corporal Works of Mercy 6. acts of love for others that deal with their physical and material needs 7. Christ s passion, death, Resurrection from the dead, and Ascension into heaven 8. proclaiming the good news of Jesus Christ by what we say and do 9. the official public prayer of the Church 10. What is evangelization?

3 We Believe Grade 5, Chapter 3 1. The Church celebrates Holy Orders and Matrimony as sacraments in which we are strengthened to serve God and the Church through a particular vocation. 2. The sacraments of Christian initiation are Baptism, Eucharist, and Matrimony. 3. The Catholic Church celebrates sacraments. a. six b. eight c. seven 4. The gift of sharing in God s life that we receive in the sacraments is. a. sanctifying grace b. our common vocation c. evangelization 5. The are different from all other signs because they truly bring about what they represent. Matching Match each word or phrase with the correct definition. a. sanctifying grace b. holiness c. common vocation d. sacrament 6. sharing God s goodness and responding to his love by the way we live; this comes through grace 7. the gift of sharing in God s life that we receive in the sacraments 8. the call to holiness and evangelization that all Christians share 9. an effective sign given to us by Jesus through which we share God s life 10. What gift do we receive in the sacraments?

4 We Believe Grade 5, Chapter 4 1. A prophet is a person who has been baptized in the Jordan River. 2. The seal of the sacrament of Baptism marks us as belonging to Christ. 3. Followers of Christ who lived lives of holiness on earth and are now living in happiness with God forever are known as. a. servants b. saints c. spirits 4. A is someone who speaks on behalf of God, defends the truth, and works for justice. a. prophet b. king c. servant 5. We receive Baptism. a. each year b. twice c. only once 6. Jesus calls all the baptized to share in. a. Holy Orders b. the priesthood of the faithful c. the kingship of a country Matching Match each word or phrase with the correct definition. a. salvation b. eternal life c. Incarnation d. prophet 7. the truth that the Son of God became man 8. the reward of followers of Christ who lived lives of holiness on earth 9. the forgiveness of sins and the restoring of friendship with God 10. someone who speaks on behalf of God, defends the truth, and works for justice

5 We Believe Grade 5, Chapter 5 1. During Baptism the celebrant prays, asking God to free the person receiving the sacrament from original sin. 2. In the celebration of Baptism water represents new life. 3. The white garment of the newly baptized child is a symbol of. a. the celebrant b. light c. new life in Christ 4. At the sacrament of Baptism, we recall that water is a source of holiness, freedom, and. a. new life b. the Eucharist c. chrism 5. In Baptism we are anointed with holy called chrism. Matching Match each word with the correct definition. a. catechumenate b. water c. chrism d. celebrant 6. perfumed oil blessed by the bishop 7. an important sign in the sacrament of Baptism 8. the bishop, priest, or deacon who celebrates the sacrament for and with the community 9. a period of formation for Christian initiation that includes prayer and liturgy, religious instruction, and service to others 10. In Baptism what does the anointing with chrism show?

6 We Believe Grade 5, Chapter 6 1. The is the center of our liturgical year. 2. The liturgical year begins with the season of. Matching Match the correct word or phrase that corresponds to each statement. a. Advent d. Triduum b. Lent e. Ordinary Time c. Christmas 3. We celebrate the whole life of Christ and learn the meaning of living as his disciples. 4. We look forward to Christ s second coming at the end of time and we celebrate that Christ comes into our lives every day. 5. A special time to live out our baptismal promises and to grow closer to Jesus through prayer, fasting, and penance. 6. During these three days we remember the death of Jesus and celebrate his resurrection. a. Pope John Paul II c. Pope Gregory XIII b. Vatican Observatory d. Gregorian calendar 7. formed a group to revise the Roman calendar of the year 8. the system of months and years that is still followed today 9. it was founded so that astronomers could check their calculations against the movement of sun and stars 10. The Church s year is called the liturgical year because.

7 We Believe Grade 5, Chapter 7 True/False Indicate whether the statement is true or false. 1. During Ordinary Time we remember a few special events in the life of Jesus Christ. 2. During Ordinary Time we celebrate the lives of Mary, the saints, and events in the life of Jesus Christ. 3. All Saints Day is an example of a memorial. 4. Ordinary Time is celebrated during the liturgical year. a. once b. twice c. three times d. four times 5. Ordinary Time lasts for. 6. One example of a solemnity is. 7. The word ordinary means. Matching Match the correct word or phrase that completes each statement. a. memorials b. feasts c. solemnities 8. celebrations honoring Mary, the apostles, angels, and great martyrs 9. major celebrations for the Church 10. usually celebrated in honor of the saints

8 We Believe Grade 5, Chapter 8 1. During Confirmation the laying on of hands and anointing are signs of our sponsor s presence. 2. Confirmation is important because it completes Baptism and along with Eucharist fully initiates us into the Church. 3. Confirmation deepens the gift of grace we first received at. a. Mass b. Baptism c. Eucharist 4. To is to apply oil to someone as a sign that God has chosen that person for a special mission. a. anoint b. bless c. pray 5. A is a Catholic who helps prepare a candidate for Confirmation. a. catechumen b. disciple c. sponsor 6. In the sacrament of Confirmation we are sent forth to. a. anoint others in Jesus name b. live our faith in the world c. select a new name 7. Preparation for Confirmation helps candidates to. a. grow closer to Christ b. speak in tongues c. meet with their godparents 8. Baptism, Confirmation, and are the sacraments of Christian Initiation. 9. What do Catholics celebrate in a special way on Pentecost? 10. What is the importance of the sacrament of Confirmation?