James teaches that we should react to trials with:

• Joy and perseverance

• Anger and frustration

• Indifference and avoidance

• Fear and anxiety

The purpose of temptations according to James chapter 1 is:

• To test and strengthen faith

• To punish believers for their sins

• To lead people away from God

• To provide material blessings

What does James say about asking God for wisdom?

• God gives wisdom generously to all who ask without finding fault.

• God only gives wisdom to those who are perfect.

• God gives wisdom only to the wealthy.

• God does not respond to requests for wisdom.

Faith is tested in difficulties by:

• Remaining steadfast and trusting in challenging times.

• Ignoring problems and hoping they disappear.

• Blaming others for hardships.

• Avoiding all difficult situations.

The difference between being a hearer and a doer of the word is:

• Hearers listen but do not act, while doers put the word into practice.

• Hearers memorize the word, while doers forget it.

• Hearers ignore the word, while doers criticize it.

• Hearers teach the word, while doers only listen.

What does James say about the tongue and controlling words?

• James says the tongue is difficult to control and can cause great harm.

• James says the tongue is easy to control and always speaks truth.

• James says the tongue is unimportant and does not affect our lives.

• James says the tongue is only used for tasting food.

James describes true religion as:

• Caring for orphans and widows and keeping oneself unstained by the world.

• Attending church regularly and praying daily.

• Following all religious rituals strictly.

• Donating money to religious organizations.

James warns against favoritism because:

• it goes against the law of love and equality

• it helps build stronger communities

• it encourages healthy competition

• it is a sign of wisdom

According to James chapter 2, faith without works is:

• dead

• strong

• rewarded

• unquestioned

James uses which example of Abraham to speak about faith?

• Offering his son Isaac on the altar

• Building an ark

• Leaving Ur of the Chaldees

• Receiving the Ten Commandments