Lesson B1.T2.1.2
B1.T2.1.2 Beliefs: Trinity Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 12
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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According to the Nicene Creed, how many persons are there in the Trinity?
- Two persons
- Three persons
- One person
- Four persons
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Which three persons make up the Christian Trinity in Catholic teaching?
- Creator, Redeemer and Judge
- Master, Teacher and Lord
- Father, Son and Spirit
- Past, Present and Future
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Which famous relational metaphor for the Trinity was proposed by St Augustine?
- Sun, light and warmth
- Root, branch and fruit
- Mind, thought and word
- Lover, beloved and love
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What historical aspect of the Trinity must learners study alongside biblical support?
- Geographic spread
- Economic impact
- Liturgical changes
- Historical development
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What is the Catholic teaching on the status of each person in the Trinity?
- Partly divine
- Created beings
- Fully God
- Merely symbolic
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How many persons are in the Christian Trinity?
- Three
- One
- Two
- Four
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Which term does the specification use to describe the historical development of the Trinity doctrine?
- Lenten observance
- Liturgical calendar
- Papal succession
- Historical development
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Which foundational creed contains the key statement on the Trinity?
- The Nicene Creed
- The Apostles' Creed
- The Athanasian Creed
- The Chalcedonian Creed
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Which doctrine is described in the specification as One God in three persons?
- The Trinity
- The Eucharist
- Baptism
- Purgatory
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What fundamental aspect of God's nature is highlighted by the Trinity?
- Power and dominance
- Relationship and love
- Silence and mystery
- Justice and wrath
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Which two persons of the Trinity are named together with the Father in the specification's Nicene Creed statement?
- Mother and Child
- Priest and Bishop
- Son and Spirit
- Angel and Saint
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How are the 'persons' in the Catholic Trinity best understood?
- Sequential masks
- Distinct relations
- Independent gods
- Separate identities
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Which concept from the theme refers to God being revealed to humanity?
- Stewardship
- Imago Dei
- Revelation
- Privation
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What are two key areas Catholics must study regarding the Trinity?
- Science and philosophy
- Priesthood and sacraments
- Scripture and history
- Law and tradition
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How does Catholic teaching define the core nature of the Trinity?
- Three spirits, one soul
- One God, three persons
- Three gods, one power
- One person, three forms
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How does Catholic teaching describe God's nature through the Trinity?
- A solitary ruler
- A relationship of love
- An abstract concept
- A distant force
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What relationship does the Trinity doctrine teach exists between Jesus and God the Father?
- Lesser spirit
- Adopted human
- Fully God
- Created prophet
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What Catholic concept shows God is inherently relational rather than solitary?
- Transcendent isolation
- Solitary monarch
- Communion of persons
- Divine detachment
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Which early council gave its name to the Nicene Creed?
- Council of Nicaea
- Council of Ephesus
- Council of Chalcedon
- Council of Trent
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According to the Nicene Creed, what is the nature of the Holy Spirit?
- Merely symbolic
- One God
- Separate deity
- Created force
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