Quiz on The Prodigal Son

Why did the youngest leave his father and brother in the parable of the prodigal son?

• He wanted to seek adventure and independence.

• He was forced to leave due to a famine in the land.

• He needed to prove himself to his father by living on his own.

What did the younger son do with his share of the money in the parable of the Prodigal Son?

• He spent it all on having fun.

• He saved it for the future.

• He invested it in a business.

Why did the younger son eventually decide to return home?

• He wanted to apologize to his father.

• He was hungry and had no money.

• He wanted to inherit his father's wealth.

How did the younger son plan to address his hunger and poverty?

• By returning to his father's house as a servant

• By seeking assistance from his older brother

• By starting a new life in a different country

What did the father do when he saw the younger son returning from a distance?

• He turned him away

• He ran to him, embraced him, and kissed him

• He scolded him for his wastefulness

What did the father say when the younger son returned?

• “You are not welcome here.”

• “Let’s have a feast and celebrate.”

• “You must work as a servant.”

What did the father tell the older son about his relationship with his younger brother?

• You should have been more like him.

• You have always been with me, and everything I have is yours.

• I will divide my estate between you and your brother.

According to the parable of the prodigal son, why did the younger son decide to return to his father?

• He missed his family

• He was no longer hungry

• He realized he had sinned against heaven and his father

What did the father say to the older son?

• You should be more like your brother.

• You have always been good to me.

• You should forgive your brother.

In the parable of the prodigal son, why did his father accept the younger son back?

• The younger son had repented and returned home.

• The father was wealthy and could afford to be generous.

• The younger son brought valuable gifts as a peace offering.