What did the narrator and her brother realize after the vision?

They realized they would have to suffer and that their hope would be only in God.

They realized they would become famous and wealthy.

They realized they would travel the world together.

They realized they would never face any difficulties again.

What did the narrator's father want her to do?

He wanted her to change her mind and make the sacrifice.

He wanted her to leave home and travel.

He wanted her to become a doctor.

According to the passage, why was the narrator's father very upset?

Because he alone of all the narrator's kin would be unhappy to see the narrator suffer.

Because he wanted the narrator to leave home immediately.

Because he was angry about a lost possession.

Because he disagreed with the narrator's choices.

How did the narrator respond when asked if they were a Christian?

The narrator said: 'Yes, I am.'

The narrator replied: 'No, I am not.'

The narrator changed the subject.

What sentence did Hilarianus pass on the narrator and the others?

They were all condemned to the beasts.

They were released without punishment.

Who was in charge of the prison and began to show the prisoners great honour?

Pudens was in charge of the prison and began to show the prisoners great honour.

Felix was in charge of the prison and began to show the prisoners great honour.

Marcus was in charge of the prison and began to show the prisoners great honour.

Lucius was in charge of the prison and began to show the prisoners great honour.

What did the narrator dream about the day before fighting with the beasts?

The narrator dreamed they had to fight a person, not animals, in the arena and won.

The narrator dreamed they escaped from the arena before the fight.

The narrator dreamed they became friends with the beasts.

The narrator dreamed they were not chosen to fight at all.

Why was Felicity distressed as the day of the spectacle drew near?

Her martyrdom might be postponed because of her pregnancy

She was worried about her family

What did Felicity reply when the prison guard asked her how she would suffer when tossed to the beasts?

She replied, 'I suffer by myself. But then another will be inside me who will suffer for me, just as I shall be suffering for him.'

She replied, 'I will not suffer, for I am protected by the gods.'

She replied, 'I do not fear the beasts, for they are my friends.'

She replied, 'I will escape before I am thrown to the beasts.'

Why did the military tribune treat Perpetua and her companions with extraordinary severity?

He was afraid they would escape by magical spells

He wanted to impress the emperor

What did the officer do after becoming irritated?

He gave the order that they were to be more humanely treated and allowed her brothers and other persons to visit and eat together.

He ordered everyone to leave immediately and locked the doors.

He ignored the situation and walked away.

He punished the visitors by not allowing anyone to see her again.

What is the 'free banquet' mentioned in the passage?

The free banquet is the Christian feast of love among brothers and sisters, celebrated before their suffering.

The free banquet is a public festival held in the city square.

The free banquet is a traditional Roman meal for honored guests.

The free banquet is a secret gathering of political leaders.

Why did Perpetua refuse to wear the dress of the priestesses of Ceres?

She said, 'We are freely giving our lives to preserve our freedom not to sacrifice. That’s the deal. You can’t make us appear to sacrifice now. You agreed to this.'

She believed the dress was not suitable for the weather.

She wanted to honor her family's tradition.

She was allergic to the fabric of the dress.

What did the crowd realize about the two young women brought into the arena?

One was a delicate young girl and the other was a woman who had just had a baby.

Both were sisters who had committed a crime together.

They were both disguised as men to escape punishment.

One was a princess and the other was a servant.

Read the passage about Perpetua and the martyrs. Why did Perpetua ask for a pin to fix her hair after she fell?

Because untidy hair was a sign of mourning and she wanted to be a joyful martyr.

Because she wanted to look presentable for the crowd.

Because her hair was bothering her vision.

Because she was following a Roman custom.

Read the passage about Perpetua and the martyrs. What did Perpetua say to the catechumens and her brother?

'You must all stand fast in the faith and love one another, and do not be weakened by what we have gone through.'

'You must leave the city and hide until it is safe.'

'You should renounce your faith to save your lives.'

'You must seek forgiveness from the authorities.'

How did Perpetua die?

She guided the hand of the young gladiator to her throat to be killed.

She was poisoned by her enemies.

She died of natural causes in prison.

She was executed by being burned at the stake.

What is the main message of the final paragraph?

The martyrs are examples of virtue and heroism, and their witness is important for all who follow the Lord.

The martyrs are remembered only for their suffering, not their faith.

The final paragraph discusses the historical context of the martyrs only.

The main message is about the political impact of the martyrs' actions.

What did Perpetua see in her vision before her martyrdom?

A golden ladder guarded by a dragon

A field of flowers and singing birds

Why was Felicity especially anxious before the day of the contest?

She feared she would not be martyred with her companions because of her pregnancy.

She was worried about her family’s safety.

She did not want to leave the prison.

How did Perpetua respond when her father pleaded with her to renounce her faith?

She refused, saying she could not call herself anything other than what she was—a Christian.

She tried to escape from prison.

She ignored her father and remained silent.

She agreed to renounce her faith to please him.

The story of Saints Perpetua and Felicity

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Read the passage 'The story of Saints Perpetua and Felicity'. Who was Vibia Perpetua?

A Roman soldier

A newly married woman of good family and upbringing

A slave

A deacon

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

According to the passage 'The story of Saints Perpetua and Felicity', why did Perpetua's father try to change her mind?

Because he wanted her to escape prison

Because he loved her

Because he was a soldier

Because he was afraid of the soldiers

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

In the passage 'The story of Saints Perpetua and Felicity', what did Perpetua compare herself to when talking to her father?

A water jug

A tree

A bird

A candle

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How did Perpetua feel after her baby was allowed to stay with her in prison, according to the passage 'The story of Saints Perpetua and Felicity'?

She felt a lot better and wanted to be in prison rather than anywhere else.

She felt even more anxious and wanted to escape immediately.

She became angry and refused to see her baby.

She felt nothing had changed and remained indifferent.

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What did Tertius and Pomponius do to help Perpetua and the others in prison, as described in 'The story of Saints Perpetua and Felicity'?

They bribed the soldiers to allow them to go to a better part of the prison for a few hours.

They provided them with food and water every day.

They helped them escape from prison.

They wrote letters to the governor asking for their release.

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What did the narrator do after her brother's suggestion?

She prayed for a vision and had a vision.

She ignored her brother's suggestion and went to sleep.

She wrote a letter to her parents.

She went outside for a walk.

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What was the ladder made of?

Bronze

Wood

Iron

Stone

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The story of Saints Perpetua and Felicity

40 questions

Read the passage 'The story of Saints Perpetua and Felicity'. Who was Vibia Perpetua?

According to the passage 'The story of Saints Perpetua and Felicity', why did Perpetua's father try to change her mind?

In the passage 'The story of Saints Perpetua and Felicity', what did Perpetua compare herself to when talking to her father?

How did Perpetua feel after her baby was allowed to stay with her in prison, according to the passage 'The story of Saints Perpetua and Felicity'?

What did Tertius and Pomponius do to help Perpetua and the others in prison, as described in 'The story of Saints Perpetua and Felicity'?

What did the narrator do after her brother's suggestion?

What was the ladder made of?

Who was the first to climb the ladder?

Who gave the narrator milk to drink in her vision?

The role the dragon played in the narrator's vision was:

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