THE RICH FOOL​ (Luke 12:13-21​) #27

Multiple Choice

True or False: One of the lesson objectives is to explore the theme of love and forgiveness in Jesus' parables.

• True
• The theme of love and forgiveness is not relevant to Jesus' parables
• The lesson objectives are not clearly defined
• False

Multiple Choice

True or False: The students will be able to determine why Jesus gave the Parable of "The Rich Fool" by the end of the lesson

• Maybe
• True
• Not enough information
• False

Multiple Choice

True or False: Anansi stories are known for their origin in European folklore.

• False
• Unknown
• Partially true
• True

Multiple Choice

True or False: Fables typically involve human characters with human qualities.

• True
• False

• False, fables are only about animals
• False, fables are only about supernatural beings

Multiple Choice

True or False: Parables employ animals, plants, and inanimate objects as characters, similar to fables.

• False
• True
• Only animals
• Sometimes

Multiple Choice

True or False: Jesus used parables mainly to confuse his disciples and make his teachings mysterious.

• True, Jesus wanted to keep his teachings a secret
• False, Jesus used parables to entertain his disciples
• True, Jesus wanted to confuse his disciples
• False

Multiple Choice

True or False: One of the themes of Jesus' parables is about being prepared for unexpected events.

• False
• Jesus never spoke in parables
• True
• The parables have no specific themes

Multiple Choice

True or False: The theme of loss and redemption is not addressed in any of Jesus' parables.

• False
• Not enough information
• Partially true
• True

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Multiple Choice

True or False: The man in Luke 12:13-21 wanted Jesus to divide his wealth equally between him and his younger brother.

• False
• The man in Luke 12:13-21 did not have a younger brother
• True, the man wanted Jesus to divide his wealth equally between him and his younger brother
• The man in Luke 12:13-21 did not want Jesus to divide his wealth at all

Multiple Choice

True or False: The Parable of "The Rich Fool" teaches a lesson against generosity and sharing

• Not mentioned in the parable
• False
• Partially true
• True

Multiple Choice

True or False: In Luke 12:13-21, someone in the crowd asked Jesus to help divide an inheritance.

• False
• Maybe
• Not sure
• True

Multiple Choice

True or False: Jesus agreed to be the judge and arbiter in the dispute over the inheritance.

• Jesus did not agree to be the judge, but he did offer advice
• True, Jesus was happy to be the judge in the dispute
• False
• Jesus was not asked to be the judge in the dispute

Multiple Choice

True or False: Jesus warned the crowd to be cautious about various forms of greed.

• Jesus did not warn about greed
• False
• True
• Jesus only warned about envy

Multiple Choice

True or False: The parable of the rich fool begins with a description of a poor man's struggle.

• False
• True
• Partially true
• Not mentioned in the parable

Multiple Choice

True or False: The rich man in the parable decides to build smaller barns to store his surplus grain.

• Not mentioned in the parable
• Partially true
• False
• True

Multiple Choice

True or False: The rich man in the parable plans to take life easy, eat, drink, and be merry.

• The rich man plans to give away all his possessions
• The parable is about a poor man
• True
• False

Multiple Choice

True or False: God praises the rich man in the parable for his wise and thoughtful planning.

• False
• True
• Partially true
• Not mentioned in the parable

Multiple Choice

True or False: The parable concludes with the idea that those who store up earthly possessions but are not rich toward God are considered wise.

• False
• Not mentioned in the parable
• True
• Partially true

Multiple Choice

True or False: The rich man's life being demanded from him that very night signifies the unpredictability of life.

• The rich man's life being demanded from him signifies the predictability of life
• The rich man's life was not demanded from him
• True
• False

Multiple Choice

True or False: The main lesson of the parable is that one should prioritize being rich in possessions rather than being rich toward God.

• False
• It is not clear from the parable
• True
• Both being rich in possessions and being rich toward God are equally important