Learning Outcomes

Question 1

What does the word Genesis mean?

Answer 1

Beginnings and Origins

Question 2

What does the phrase Ex Nihilo describe?

Answer 2

The way in which God creates out if nothing

Question 3

What happened on the first day of creation?

Answer 3

Gods created light and separated it from darkness

Question 4

What happened on the second day of creation?

Answer 4

God divided the waters by a vault called heaven

Question 5

What happened on the third day of creation?

Answer 5

God created land and upon it, vegetation and trees

Question 6

What happened on the fourth day of creation?

Answer 6

God created the sun, moon and stars

Question 7

What happened on the fifth day of creation?

Answer 7

God created animals and sea creatures

Question 8

What happened on the sixth day of creation

Answer 8

God created humans in His image

Question 9

What happened on the seventh day of creation?

Answer 9

Good rested and blessed that day as a day of rest

Question 10

What was the story of Adam and Eve?

Answer 10

-Adam named all the animals
-Eve was created from a rib of Adams
-Adam and Eve were tasked with looking after the Garden of Eden
-They were told not to eat any fruit iff the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil
-The snake temped Eve who at the fruit
-Adam and Eve were banished from the garden for their actions

Question 11

What are some theological truths found in Genesis?

Answer 11

-God is creator of the universe
-Creation is ordered and deliberate
-Humans are the highest point of creation
-Humans are made in God’s image and likeness
-Humans have free will
-Sin has its consequences

Question 12

What does the book of Genesis say about humans?

Answer 12

It says humans have dominion over all animals, this means that humans are stewards who have control over all animals and have the responsibility to look after them

Question 13

What were the first 5 plagues of Egypt?

Answer 13

1. River of blood
2. Frogs
3. Gnats
4. Flies
5. Death of livestock

Question 14

What were the second 5 plagues of Egypt?

Answer 14

6. Boils
7. Fiery hail
8. Locusts
9. Darkness
10. Death of first born

Question 15

What foods are used at the Passover today?

Answer 15

-Matzah (unleavened bread)
-Bitter herbs
- Lamb or lamb bone
-Salt water
-Haroset (chutney)
-Karpas (roasted egg)

Question 16

What are some facts about Moses?

Answer 16

-He was raised by the Daughter of Pharoah
-He escaped death in a wicker basket floating down the Nile
-He murdered an Egyptian guard
-He fled to Midian
-He marries Zipporah, daughter of Jethro, High Priest of Midian
-God called him in the burning bush
-He went back to Egypt an preformed God’s miracles

Question 17

How did Jews celebrate Passover?

Answer 17

They celebrated it over 8 days, the Seder meal taking place on the first. They do not eat any Chametz and celebrated the occasion as a family. The Seder meal consists of eating symbolic food and the retelling of the Exodus

Question 18

Why is Jesus described as the New Covenant?

Answer 18

Jesus is God made man, who creates relationships between God and humanity. Jesus used the last supper as a Seder meal to show he was a sign of Gods covenant, Jesus is also the Messiah the saviour who sets people free from slavery to sin

Question 19

Why are the 10 commandments still important today?

Answer 19

They are about love of God and one another, avoiding stealing, killing and lying and respecting your parents. These are all still important virtues today

Question 20

What is the order of Mass?

Answer 20

1. Opening Rite
2. Penitential Rite
3. Liturgy of the word
4. Liturgy of the Eucharist

Question 21

What are the 8 parts of the Liturgy of the word?

Answer 21

First Reading
Responsorial Psalm
Second Reading
Gospel Acclamation
Gospel
Homily
Prayers of the Faithful
Creed

Question 22

What are the 7 parts of the Liturgy of the Eucharist?

Answer 22

Procession of the Gifts
Blessing and prayer over gifts
The Eucharistic Prayer
The Lords Prayer
Agnus Dei
Distribution of Holy Communion
Dismissal

Question 23

What are common signs and symbols used at mass?

Answer 23

-Sign of the cross, Christian gesture
-Sign of peace, signifies community
-Honouring with the Book of Gospels, emphasises the word of God
-Incense, sign of prayer, offering and sacrifice
-Genuflection, right knee down to the floor as a sign of respect

Question 24

How can going to mass stengthen a persons faith?

Answer 24

By going to mass and receiving the Eucharist, you are reciting spiritual help in their lives from God, the readings and homily can speak to a person and make them live their lives more fully

Question 25

What is Transubstantiation?

Answer 25

Transubstantiation is the process of the priest turning the bread and wine into the body and blood of Jesus. It is were our senses still recognise something however it has actually been changed. The consecrated body of Jesus Christ still remain under the appela ce if bread and wine

Question 26

Who are the modern day prophets?

Answer 26

Amos, Isiah, Hosea and Jeremiah

Question 27

What did Hosea do?

Answer 27

Hosea reminded people of God’s love, goodness and faithfulness

Question 28

What did Amos do?

Answer 28

Amos urged Gods people to show kindness to the poor, to be compassionate, honest and generous

Question 29

What did Isiah do?

Answer 29

Isiah proclaimed the coming of the Messiah and of his kingdom

Question 30

What did Jeremiah do?

Answer 30

Jeremiah spoke of a covenant written on peoples hearts

Question 31

What were the Old Testament prophets key themes?

Answer 31

Monotheism, Messianism and morality