8. Parables are like ______.

b) Mirrors that show us our hearts

d) Old stories for entertainment

9. What does Matthew 13:11 teach us about parables?

b) The knowledge of God’s kingdom is a gift given to those willing to listen

a) They are secrets only the Pharisees know

c) Parables are just hidden codes

10. What is the main lesson of all parables?

a) To live in a way that pleases God

1. What does the mustard seed represent in Jesus’ parable?

b) A small prayer that grows in faith

c) Money that increases over time

2. According to Matthew 13:31–32, what lesson does the mustard seed teach?

a) God’s Kingdom starts small but keeps growing

c) Growth in God’s Kingdom happens step by step

b) God’s Kingdom is already big and powerful from the start

d) The mustard seed is the smallest seed in the whole world

3. In Mark 4:30–32, what is emphasized about the mustard seed?

a) It grows into a huge tree where birds can rest

b) God’s Kingdom begins tiny but becomes very large

c) The tree represents people from all nations finding refuge in God

d) It is the biggest plant in the whole garden right away

4. In Luke 13:18–19, what truth is highlighted?

a) The Kingdom starts small but becomes great and powerful

c) A small beginning can lead to great change

b) The seed is so tiny no one can see it

d) The Kingdom of God is like a hidden treasure in a field

5. What other parable has the same main spiritual lesson as the mustard seed?

b) The Parable of the Leaven (Yeast)

a) The Parable of the Lost Sheep

c) The Parable of the Good Samaritan

6. Where was Jesus when He told the Parable of the Mustard Seed (Mark 4:1–2)?

c) In a boat because the crowd was so large

8. What is the main spiritual truth mustard seed teach us today?

a) God’s Kingdom starts small but grows and spreads everywhere

b) A little faith can grow into something strong and powerful

c) Only big and powerful things matter in God’s eyes

d) The Kingdom of God will never grow beyond Israel

9. How can the Kingdom of God grow in our hearts today?

a) By believing in Jesus as Lord and Savior

b) By praying and reading the Bible

d) By keeping our faith private and hidden

10. Which of these small things can God use to grow our faith?

c) Reading everyday even one verse from the Bible

1. What was the reason Jesus told the parable of the Lost Sheep in Matthew 18?

B. To teach His disciples about humility and caring for weak believers

A. To answer the Pharisees’ complaints about Him eating with sinners

C. To show that heaven celebrates when one sinner repents

D. To warn people about the end times

2. In Matthew, the lost sheep symbolizes…

B. A believer who wandered away from following God

A. A sinner who doesn’t know God yet

3. In Luke, the lost sheep symbolizes…

B. A sinner in need of salvation

A. A believer who forgot to pray

C. A disciple who was too proud

4. What do Matthew 18 and Luke 15 have in common?

A. The shepherd searches for the sheep until he finds it

B. Every sheep is valuable to the shepherd

D. There is great joy when the lost sheep is found

C. The shepherd scolds the lost sheep before bringing it back

5. What is the main lesson of the Parable of the Lost Sheep?

C. God loves and cares for everyone—even the weak, small, or sinful

D. Heaven rejoices when even one lost person is found

A. God gives up if people keep straying

B. Only important people matter in God’s eyes

6. If a classmate feels left out at school, what would be the “shepherd-like” thing to do?

B. Invite them to join your group or game

D. Pray for them and be a friend

A. Ignore them because they are quiet

C. Tell them Jesus doesn’t care about them

7. When someone makes a mistake or does wrong, what should you do if you want to be like Jesus, the Good Shepherd?

A. Forgive them and give them another chance

B. Laugh at them and tell others what they did

8. What does the Lost Sheep story remind us about God’s love?

C. God never stops looking for us, even when we go far

D. Everyone is important to God, even if they feel small

A. God only loves people who are perfect

B. God gives up on people who wander away

9. If you notice a friend at church stopped attending or praying, how can you be like the shepherd in the story?

A. Pray for them and send them a kind message

C. Remind them that God still loves them

B. Gossip about them with others

D. Exclude them until they return

10. What is one way you can show that “every person is important to God”?

B. Include classmates who are shy or different

C. Help someone who is struggling with homework

D. Share God’s love through small acts of kindness

A. Only play with your best friends

1. If God gave you the gift of singing, what should you do?

B. Sing for Jesus and encourage others

C. Only sing when no one is listening

2. You have extra snacks at school. What’s the “wise servant” choice?

B. Share with a classmate who has none

C. Hide the snacks so nobody sees them

3. A friend feels sad and lonely. What is one way to use your “talent” for God?

C. Smile, talk to them, and be kind

D. Tell them it’s not your problem

4. If God gave you time to read the Bible, what should you do?

A. Use the time to pray and read God’s Word

B. Waste the time only playing games

C. Sleep all day and forget about God

5. When Jesus returns, what kind of servant does He want us to be?

B. Faithful and wise, using our gifts for Him

C. Fearful and hiding our talents

D. Selfish and only thinking of ourselves

6. What lesson do we learn from the servant who hid his given 1 talent?

A. If we are lazy and fearful, we waste what God gave us

B. Hiding our gifts makes God happy

C. We should never try new things

D. We don’t need to use our talents

7. What reward did the faithful servants receive from the master?

C. They were praised and given more responsibility

8. A servant in the parable hid his talent. What does that mean today?

A. Not using your gifts or opportunities for God

1. What does the wise man in the parable do?

B. Builds his house on the rock

A. Builds his house on the sand

C. Builds his house on the grass

D. Builds his house without walls

3. What happens when the rain, floods, and winds came to the house on the rock?

C. It stayed strong and did not fall

4. What does the foolish man do?

B. Builds his house on the rock

D. Builds his house with no roof

5. What does the sand in the parable represent?

B. Hearing Jesus’ words but not obeying them

7. Who does Jesus call “wise” in this parable?

B. The person who obeys His words

D. The person who builds a big house

8. Who does Jesus call “foolish”?

B. Someone who hears His words but doesn’t obey

A. Someone who doesn’t study at school

D. Someone who builds a small house

9. What lesson can we learn from this parable?

C. We should obey Jesus’ teachings to stay strong in life

10. Which of these is an example of building your life on the rock?

B. Being kind and forgiving others

Parable of Jesus

Authored by Maricar Dutarot

Religious Studies

6th - 8th Grade

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 3 pts

1. What is a parable?

a) A history lesson about Israel

b) A puzzle that no one can solve

c) A simple story or picture with one main spiritual truth

d) A story just for entertainment

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 2 pts

2. Why did Jesus use parables?

a) To confuse His disciples

b) To teach the Kingdom of Heaven and Salvation in simple ways

c) To tell funny stories

d) To talk about things no one understood

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 2 pts

3. What kind of things did Jesus use in His parables?

a) Ordinary, everyday things like seeds, sheep, and bread

b) Complicated ideas from science

c) Stories about kings and armies only

d) Made-up fairy tales

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 4 pts

4. What is the main rule when understanding a parable?

a) Find a hidden meaning in every detail

b) Look for one main lesson Jesus wanted to teach

c) Make your own meaning from the story

d) Ignore the background and culture

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 5 pts

5. Who can truly understand parables?

a) People with open and humble hearts

b) People who are stubborn and proud

c) Only the teachers and leaders

d) People who guess the meaning

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 2 pts

6. What do parables help us do in daily life?

a) Memorize stories for fun

b) Make better choices and live God’s way

c) Avoid listening to God’s Word

d) Learn about farming and fishing

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 5 pts

7. Which Gospel does NOT contain traditional parables?

a) Matthew

b) Mark

c) Luke

d) John

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