Thursday, July 28, 2011

World Youth Day Quiz for Pilgrims


World Youth Day Quiz for Pilgrims


For those who have attended a World Youth Day in previous years, you would know that there is a lot of time spent travelling on public transport, waiting in line for your meals, or simply waiting for the next event to start. With this in mind, Xt3 has prepared a trivia game to keep your pilgrim group occupied! I have adapted the quiz for us. See how well you do.

So, here is a 10-question True or False quiz for World Youth Day 2011. After you have gathered your group together and read out each question, asking those participating to put thier hands on their heads if they think the answer is true, or on their hips if the answer is false. If they get the answer wrong - they are out. The last one standing wins!

Here we go...
Question number ...

1. There are nine saints that have been chosen as patrons for WYD 2011..True or False

2. Pope John Paul ll was the Pope who started World Youth Day. True or False

3. Moses taught the people of Israel the ‘Our father’ which we still recite today. True or False

4. Prayer is one of the twelve fruits of the Holy Spirit. True or False

5. Mary MacKillop is the patron of Madrid, Spain. True or False

6. The term the Immaculate Conception refers to the birth of Jesus. True or False

7. Pope Benedict is the 250th Pope since Saint Peter. True or False

8. The meaning of Jesus means “God saves.” True or False

9. There are seventy-three books in the Canon of the Catholic Bible. True or False

10. The Catholic Church was founded by Saint Peter the First Pope. True or False

Answers:

1. True! The are: John of the Cross, Ignatius of Loyola, Francis Xavier, Isadore the Worker, Maria of the Head, Rafael Arnaiz, John of Avila, Teresa of Avila, and Rose of Lima.

2. True! In 1984 Pope John Paul II started the first ever World Youth Day in Rome.

 3. False! Jesus gave us the Our Father prayer not Moses.

4. False! You can read the 12 fruits of the Holy Spirit in the Compendium of the Catechism of the Catholic Church.

5. False! St. Isadore the Worker is the patron of Madrid. His feast day is celebrated on May 15.

6. False! it refers to the doctrine that Mary was conceived without original sin in order to give birth to the Son of God.

7. False! Pope Benedict is the 265th Pope.

8. True! See question 81 in the CCCC.

9. True! There are 46 books in the Old Testament and 27 books in the New Testament.

10. False! The Catholic Church was founded by Christ but entrusted to Saint Peter who was the first Pope.