Nehemiah 4 - Cooperation Quiz

Why was Nehemiah rebuilding the wall of Jerusalem?

• To make it look nicer

• To protect the city from enemies

• To build a playground

• To compete with other cities

What challenge did the people face while working on the wall?

• Lack of building materials

• Opposition from enemies

• Nehemiah did not allow teamwork

• The weather was too hot

How did the people show cooperation while rebuilding the wall?

• Each person worked alone

• They took turns and worked in shifts

• They argued about who would do the hardest work

• They stopped working when enemies threatened them

What did Nehemiah do when he heard that enemies wanted to stop the work?

• He prayed and encouraged the people to keep working

• He ran away from Jerusalem

• He built a second wall around the enemies

• He told the people to give up

How did Nehemiah organize the workers to keep them safe?

• He asked half the people to work and the other half to guard

• He hired soldiers from another country

• He told everyone to stop building and just watch out for danger

• He built secret tunnels under the wall

What lesson about teamwork can we learn from Nehemiah 4?

• It’s better to work alone

• Trusting God and working together helps overcome challenges

• Cooperation is only important for big projects

• Complaining makes teamwork easier

If you and your friends had to complete a big task, how could you use the lessons from Nehemiah 4?

• Argue about who does the easiest part

• Work together, encourage each other, and trust God

• Give up when it gets hard

• Wait for others to do all the work

What role did faith play in rebuilding the wall?

• The people trusted God to help them succeed

• They believed they didn’t need to work hard

• Nehemiah told them to work without praying

• They waited for a miracle instead of building

What was the result of the people’s cooperation and faith?

• The wall was never finished

• The enemies destroyed everything

• They rebuilt the wall quickly and safely

• Nehemiah left the project halfway

What can you do to be a good team player in school, church, or at home?

• Do everything yourself so no one else has to help

• Support and encourage others while working together

• Ignore teamwork and do things your own way

• Wait for others to tell you what to do