2. Jesus Feeds the Five Thousand (Matthew 14:13-21)

Why did Jesus withdraw to a solitary place?

• To pray alone.

• To escape the crowds.

• To rest.

• To cross the Sea of Galilee.

What did Jesus feel when he saw the large crowd?

• Anger.

• Compassion.

• Indifference.

• Surprise.

What did the disciples suggest to Jesus as evening approached?

• To send the crowds away to buy food.

• To continue teaching.

• To take a rest.

• To pray for a miracle.

How many loaves of bread and fish did the disciples have?

• Four loaves and three fish.

• Six loaves and one fish.

• Five loaves and two fish.

• Seven loaves and two fish.

What did Jesus do before distributing the loaves and fish?

• He blessed the food.

• He gave thanks and broke the loaves.

• He told the disciples to distribute it.

• He prayed for a miracle.

What was the reaction of the people after eating the food?

• They were still hungry.

• They were amazed and satisfied.

• They demanded more.

• They complained about the small portions.

How many baskets of leftover pieces were collected after everyone ate?

• Ten baskets.

• Twelve baskets.

• Seven baskets.

• Five baskets.

Why did Jesus ask Philip about buying bread?

• To see if Philip would go buy some.

• To test him.

• To encourage him to pray.

• To suggest a different plan.

What instruction did Jesus give after everyone had eaten?

• "Distribute more food."

• "Send the people home."

• "Gather the pieces that are left over."

• "Pray for the people."

What does the story of feeding the five thousand primarily demonstrate?

• The importance of sharing.

• Jesus’ ability to perform miracles and provide for people.

• The disciples' lack of faith.

• The power of prayer.