Lesson A2.2.2
A2.2.2 Sacraments Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 5
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The 20 questions
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Which passage is cited in the specification for the role and meaning of Baptism?
- John 3:3-6
- Matthew 18:20
- Acts 2:1-6
- Luke 16:19-31
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Which two central sacraments are studied in the specification?
- Baptism and Eucharist
- Marriage and ordination
- Confirmation and confession
- Anointing and baptism
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How many sacraments does the Catholic Church recognise?
- Five
- Two
- Twelve
- Seven
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What is another common name for the Eucharist?
- Morning Prayer
- Evening Vespers
- Holy Communion
- Ash Wednesday
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Which Catholic belief views all creation as reflecting divine grace?
- Divine command
- Sacramental nature
- Biblical literalism
- Papal infallibility
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How do Catholic and Protestant views on sacraments differ?
- Total abolition
- Identical practices
- Mandatory uniformity
- Diverse interpretations
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How is a Christian sacrament traditionally defined as an outward sign?
- Of strict obedience
- Of inward grace
- Of church authority
- Of moral duty
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Which term names the Christian commitment to sharing the Gospel so that others come to faith?
- Evangelism
- Trinity
- Atonement
- Incarnation
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A child is welcomed into the church through water and a Trinitarian formula. Which sacrament is this?
- Eucharist
- Confirmation
- Penance
- Baptism
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Which view treats the Eucharist purely as a remembrance of Christ?
- Sacramental absorption
- Memorial view
- Transubstantiation view
- Real presence view
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Which Christian denomination officially teaches the doctrine of transubstantiation in the Eucharist?
- Methodist
- Roman Catholic
- Baptist
- Church of England
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Which Christian tradition practises believer's baptism exclusively?
- Catholic
- Orthodox
- Baptist
- Anglican
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How do Christians describe a sacrament defined as a means of grace?
- Historical tradition
- Channel of grace
- Purely symbolic act
- Human invention
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Which Catholic sacrament involves confession and absolution of sins?
- Confirmation
- Matrimony
- Ordination
- Reconciliation
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What is the primary point of disagreement between Catholics and Protestants regarding the Eucharist?
- Language used
- Meeting day
- Building design
- Real presence
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A Catholic says that sacraments mark key moments of life, such as marriage. Which sacrament is this?
- Confirmation
- Holy Orders
- Matrimony
- Penance
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Which biblical passage is frequently used to argue that baptism is linked to new spiritual life?
- Genesis 1:1
- Exodus 20:1
- John 3:3-6
- Psalm 23:1
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Which two sacraments are specifically highlighted in the GCSE specification for diverse interpretations?
- Marriage and Ordination
- Baptism and Eucharist
- Anointing and Baptism
- Confirmation and Penance
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How is a Christian sacrament formally defined regarding physical actions?
- Moral duty
- Outward sign
- Legal contract
- Church law
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What do the seven Catholic sacraments represent across a believer's lifetime?
- Stages of grace
- Social duties
- Optional rituals
- Legal penalties
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