Understanding the Parable of the Prodigal Son

A man has two sons. The younger son asks for his inheritance, leaves home, and squanders it. A famine hits, and he realizes his mistake, deciding to return home. His father welcomes him back with open arms and a celebration. The older son is angry about the celebration, feeling unappreciated. The father explains that the celebration is because the younger son was lost and is now found.

What did the younger son ask from his father?

• To be treated as a servant

• A trip to a distant country

• His share of the estate

• A new house

What led the younger son to return to his father?

• He missed his family

• He was tired of traveling

• He ran out of money and faced a famine

• He wanted to see his brother

How did the father react when he saw his younger son returning?

• He was angry

• He ignored him

• He welcomed him with compassion

• He sent him away

What did the father do to celebrate the return of his younger son?

• He gave him more money

• He gave him a new house

• He organized a feast

• He sent him on a trip

What was the older son's reaction to the celebration?

• He was happy

• He was indifferent

• He was angry and refused to join

• He was supportive

Why was the older son upset with his father?

• He wanted to leave home

• He felt his loyalty was overlooked

• He disliked his brother

• He wanted a celebration for himself

What did the father remind the older son about his inheritance?

• That he would receive nothing

• That everything the father has is already his

• That he must work harder

• That he should leave the estate

What was the father's reason for celebrating the younger son's return?

• The younger son brought gifts

• The younger son apologized

• The younger son promised to work hard

• The younger son was lost and is now found

How did the father describe the younger son's previous state?

• As a traveler

• As a wise son

• As a lost and dead son

• As a successful man

What lesson does the parable of the prodigal son primarily teach?

• The need for independence

• The power of forgiveness and redemption

• The value of hard work

• The importance of wealth