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Unit 5, Chapter 13 Answer Gr. 5 – Unit 5 Chapter 13 Answer Key 1. The suffering, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus are sure signs to us that __________. a. the Sacraments are signs of God's love b. God is more powerful than evil c. we should read the Gospel often d. some sins can never be forgiven 2. Saint Gemma Galgani loved Jesus deeply from early childhood and had great devotion to __________. a. her Guardian Angel b. Saint Francis of Assisi c. martyrs who died in the Coliseum in Rome d. the Rosary 3. To pray a prayer of lamentation, we should imitate the authors of the Psalms and __________. a. express trust and faith in God b. tell God how we really feel c. both a and b d. put our prayers in song 4. Even after serious sin, if a person is truly sorry and wants to turn his or her heart toward God again, __________. a. God always forgives b. God usually forgives c. God waits to see if the sinner is serious d. God doesn't hear the sinner's prayers 5. Sin, a deliberate thought, word, deed, or omission contrary to God’s law, hurts __________. a. a person's personality b. the desire to pray and go to Mass c. our relationship with God and other people d. only ourselves 6. Examples of a mortal sin would be __________. a. seriously injuring or murdering someone b. insulting someone in front of others c. lying to a teacher about homework d. breaking a sibling's toy 7. Because of Original Sin, the sin against God by our first parents, human beings have suffered directly from __________ ever since. a. a damaged harmony with God and nature b. illness and death c. both a and b d. natural disasters 8. A nineteenth-century Italian Saint, Saint Gemma Galgani told people that to do the right thing, we should __________. a. pray to Jesus and Mary to help us b. recite the Lord's Prayer before deciding what to do c. ask a holy person for advice d. wait for a Guardian Angel to help us 9. To restore friendship with God after committing a mortal sin, a sinner has to repent and __________. a. ask forgiveness from anyone hurt by the sin b. go on a pilgrimage to a shrine c. seek forgiveness in the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation d. simply apologize for what they have done 10. Mortal sin is the most serious form of personal sin because __________. a. it breaks a person's relationship with God b. it involves a very serious matter c. both a and b d. it can never be repented 11. The hardest and most upsetting question that human beings have ever faced is: "__________." a. Why does evil exist? b. Does each person really have a Guardian Angel? c. What is the best prayer to pray? d. Will we go to Heaven? 12. __________ is the state of goodness that humanity enjoyed before our first parents, Adam and Eve, sinned. a. Virtue b. Innocence c. Original Holiness d. Peace 13. Prayers that we find in the Psalms and other books of the Bible that express sorrow and anger are called __________. a. lamentations b. parables c. proverbs d. signs 14. A venial sin is a deliberate thought, word, deed, or omission contrary to God’s law __________. a. that can lead to mortal sin b. but does not destroy a relationship with God c. both a and b d. that can never be repented 15. Sins that occur when we don’t do what we know is right and are supposed to do are called __________. a. sins of omission b. venial sins c. sins of commission d. mortal sins .
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