Lesson B1.T2.1.3

B1.T2.1.3 Beliefs: Incarnation Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Religious Studies, Unit 12

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  1. What does the Catholic belief in the Incarnation teach about Jesus?

    • Only human prophet
    • Only divine spirit
    • Created divine being
    • Fully God and human
  2. Which Gospel passage is cited for the scriptural origin of the Incarnation?

    • Luke 16:19-31
    • Exodus 20:1-15
    • John 1:1-18
    • Matthew 18:21-35
  3. Which New Testament passage contains the kenosis hymn linked to the Incarnation?

    • Philippians 2:5-11
    • Romans 8:28
    • Genesis 1:1
    • John 3:16
  4. What does the term kenosis mean in relation to the Incarnation?

    • Physical ascension
    • Christ's self-emptying
    • Divine punishment
    • Miraculous birth
  5. Which Pope's document does the specification cite on the Incarnation and the Problem of Evil?

    • Salvifici Doloris
    • Laudato Si
    • Evangelium Vitae
    • Evangelii Gaudium
  6. Which two paragraphs of Salvifici Doloris does the specification name?

    • 13 and 23
    • 56 and 65
    • 3 and 4
    • 15 and 48
  7. Which major philosophical issue does the Incarnation help Catholics to frame responses to?

    • Cosmological origin
    • Problem of Evil
    • Design argument
    • Miracle claims
  8. How does the specification describe Jesus in the doctrine of the Incarnation?

    • Incarnate Son
    • Highest prophet
    • Created master
    • Archangel Michael
  9. Which concept from the theme refers to the belief that Jesus is the Word of God made flesh?

    • Stewardship
    • Incarnation
    • Privation
    • Natural Law
  10. Which Church document is cited in the specification regarding the Incarnation and human suffering?

    • Lumen Gentium
    • Salvifici Doloris
    • Gaudium et Spes
    • Dei Verbum
  11. Which Gospel contains the key scriptural origins of the Incarnation in its opening chapter?

    • John
    • Luke
    • Matthew
    • Mark
  12. How does the Incarnation help Catholics address the reality of human suffering?

    • Suffering is unreal
    • God avoids agony
    • Pain is punishment
    • God shares suffering
  13. Which Catholic belief is expressed by the phrase fully God and fully human?

    • The Incarnation
    • Original Sin
    • Transubstantiation
    • The Immaculate Conception
  14. Which Michelangelo sculpture is named in the specification alongside suffering and God's goodness?

    • The Moses
    • The Bacchus
    • The Pietà
    • The David
  15. Which pilgrimage site does the specification name as a response to human suffering?

    • Jerusalem's Western Wall
    • Lourdes
    • Amritsar
    • Bodh Gaya
  16. Which Gospel passage is named in the specification about Jesus as the authoritative source for moral teaching?

    • Psalm 139
    • Matthew 5-7
    • Revelation 21
    • Genesis 1:1-2:3
  17. According to the specification, what is Jesus considered to be for moral teaching?

    • Historical prophet
    • Philosophical writer
    • Authoritative source
    • Sole founder
  18. Which term describes the Christian belief that God became human in Jesus?

    • Ascension
    • Salvation
    • Trinity
    • Incarnation
  19. Which Catholic practice reflects on Christ's human life and suffering in relation to the Incarnation?

    • The Rosary
    • Confirmation
    • Holy Orders
    • The Eucharist
  20. The Incarnation is named as important in framing Catholic responses to which issue?

    • Global poverty
    • Problem of Evil
    • Scientific atheism
    • Environmental crisis

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