Fourth Grade Review
for End Term Exam
*Review thoroughly
all definitions on http://www.cram.com/flashcards/grade-4-archdiocesan-religion-exam-2743936 Another possibility is www.studystack.com/flashcard-258432
*Review all
definitions of words on flashcards for Units 1,2,3 &; 4 on www.sadlierreligion.com
*Study TWO SHEETS
of notes stapled in notebook listed under Review for Archdiocesan Exam
*Study list of
essay questions students have worked on for homework.
*Study notes
listing the Beatitudes and explaining the meaning of each.
Be sure to MEMORIZE ALL OF THE FOLLOWING:
* each of the Ten Commandments (and ways in which you as fourth grader obey each one)
* each of the Ten Commandments (and ways in which you as fourth grader obey each one)
*Jesus' Two Great
Commandments (see notebook)
*Jesus' New
Commandment (see notebook)
*each of the Beatitudes and what the terms mean (see notebook) *Corporal Works of Mercy (text p. 138)
*Spiritual Works of Mercy (text p. 139)
*each of the Beatitudes and what the terms mean (see notebook) *Corporal Works of Mercy (text p. 138)
*Spiritual Works of Mercy (text p. 139)
*Practical Works of
Mercy (specific ways in which we practice these works of mercy)
*each of the five
Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary
*the Stations of
the Cross (text p. 329)
*the steps for
making a good moral choice (listed on review sheet)
*the Sanctus prayer
*names of the
Sacraments of Initiation, Sacraments of Healing, Sacraments of Service
*name of a saint
and specific evidence of how he/she lived a life of holiness
*four steps of
Reconciliation and how to prepare for it (examination of conscience)
*Advent season
practices: Advent wreath, Jesse tree, setting up a Nativity scene, etc.
*different types of
sins: omission, commission, mortal, venial original
*Lenten season
practices: praying the Stations of the Cross, fasting, almsgiving, etc.
*dates and names of
important feast days listed on review sheets
*Know at least two PARABLES:
The Good Samaritan (notebook see 10-2) The Prodigal Son (The Forgiving Father)
The Prodigal Son
There was a father who had two sons. The younger son asked for his share of the family money. The father gave it to him and he left home. He spent all his money foolishly with his friends. Then when the money was gone, his friends left him and he had no place to live, food, or clothes. The son returned to his father and asked his forgiveness. The father was very happy to have his son back. He forgave him and even had a celebration for him. The older son was jealous and got angry and refused to go to the celebration. This parable teaches us that like the forgiving father, God always wants us to come back to him and will forgive us if we are truly sorry.
*Know at least two MIRACLES:
The Wedding of Cana The Multiplication of Loaves
MAKE SURE YOU DON'T CONFUSE CORPORAL AND SIRITUAL WORKS,OR JOYFUL MYSTERIES WITH PARABLES, OR COMMANDMENTS WITH BEATITUDES. READ AND FOLOW DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY!
*Know at least two PARABLES:
The Good Samaritan (notebook see 10-2) The Prodigal Son (The Forgiving Father)
The Prodigal Son
There was a father who had two sons. The younger son asked for his share of the family money. The father gave it to him and he left home. He spent all his money foolishly with his friends. Then when the money was gone, his friends left him and he had no place to live, food, or clothes. The son returned to his father and asked his forgiveness. The father was very happy to have his son back. He forgave him and even had a celebration for him. The older son was jealous and got angry and refused to go to the celebration. This parable teaches us that like the forgiving father, God always wants us to come back to him and will forgive us if we are truly sorry.
*Know at least two MIRACLES:
The Wedding of Cana The Multiplication of Loaves
MAKE SURE YOU DON'T CONFUSE CORPORAL AND SIRITUAL WORKS,OR JOYFUL MYSTERIES WITH PARABLES, OR COMMANDMENTS WITH BEATITUDES. READ AND FOLOW DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY!
