Bible- 1/3-1/4 Quiz

Which one is correct?

• Just as a father guides a son, he delights in to make him better, so the Lord disciplines you. Proverbs 7:8

• Just as a father punishes a son, he delights in to make him better, so the Lord corrects you. Proverbs 7:8

• Just as a father guides a son, he delights in to make him better, so the Lord disciplines you. Proverbs 3:12

• “Just as a father punishes a son, he delights in to make him better, so the Lord corrects you.” 
   Proverbs 3:12

What is an assumption?

• A proven fact

• A math problem

• An idea that people believe without trying to prove, or without caring to prove.

• A proven scientific theory

Which of these is a bad assumption?

• Honesty is important

• All "cool kids" have boyfriends or girlfriends

• Students need guidance to learn

• Faith helps people face challenges

What is a good assumption?

• You always need the internet

• Being honest and reliable helps build strong relationships

• TV shows are real life

• Only observation counts as proof

Which type of proof comes from what you see or experience yourself?

• Proof by authority

• Proof by assumption

• Proof by experience

• Proof by imagination

What is an example of proof by experience in the Bible?

• Isaiah’s prophecy

• Paul teaching about salvation

• The disciples seeing Jesus walk on water

• Moses receiving the Ten Commandments

What is proof by authority?

• What you see or do yourself

• What a trusted person tells you

• What you assume without evidence

• What you learn from TV shows

Which of these is a good assumption?

• Everyone needs a smartphone

• Only scientific facts matter

• Honesty and loyalty are important

• Social media likes show your worth

Why is the assumption "You need a phone to always be available" bad?

• It helps you focus on schoolwork

• It makes you depend too much on being connected

• It encourages independence

• It supports face-to-face communication

Which Biblical event shows proof by experience?

• Isaiah's prophecy – Isaiah spoke about future events.

• Moses and the burning bush – Moses saw a bush on fire that didn’t burn up and heard God's voice.

• Paul’s letters – Paul wrote letters to teach and encourage early Christians.

• The Ten Commandments – God gave Moses laws written on stone tablets.