Noah and the Flood Test

In "Noah and the Flood," why does God regret creating human beings?

• They do not respect Noah.

• They have become very wicked.

• They have forgotten God.

• They are destroying the earth.

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A striking aspect of Noah’s character is his ___.

• desire to warn people about the Flood

• fear of the terrible Flood

• unquestioning obedience to God

• patience with the animals on the ark

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What persuades Noah and his family to come out of the ark?

• The rains finally stop.

• A rainbow appears in the sky.

• God commands them to come out.

• The dove released by Noah comes back.

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After Noah and his family come out of the ark, God tells Noah to ___.

• build a house for his wife and sons

• release the animals and destroy the ark

• till the ground and plant a vineyard

• increase in number and fill the earth

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The rainbow is a sign of ___.

• God’s promise never to destroy the earth with a flood again

• Noah’s faithfulness before and during the Flood

• Noah’s family’s promise to be obedient to God

• God’s promise to make Noah’s descendants prosperous

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In "Deucalion," Deucalion and Pyrrha are saved from the flood because —

• Prometheus wants Deucalion

• Zeus decides not to destroy them

• Deucalion builds a large boat

• Pyrrha promises to save the animals

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When Deucalion and Pyrrha realize that they are the only ones who have been saved from the flood, they —

• complain about the death of their loved ones

• rejoice because they will now rule the earth

• build a large monument to honor Zeus

• give thanks because they were spared

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When Zeus says “cast behind you the bones of your mother,” he means that Deucalion and Pyrrha should —

• have brought their mothers with them

• throw stones behind their backs

• search the earth for their dead parents

• trust in the gods as their new parents

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In "Tata and Nena," Tlaloc, the god of rains, decides to save Tata and Nena because —

• they are respected leaders

• they are devoted to the gods

• someone must repopulate the earth

• they are very courageous

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Why are Tata and Nena changed into dogs?

• They complain because they have only corn to eat.

• They try to warn their neighbors about the flood.

• They disobey the god Tlaloc by eating a fish.

• They anger the gods by searching for a new land.

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