Nuns look after disabled/sick children and teach schoolgirls in a convent in Nazareth. Israel 1940s

In Judea, French sisters have shown remarkable dedication since 1885, establishing educational institutions that adapt to changing times. They teach over 300 students in multiple languages. The convent is built on a historical church site, believed to be where Jesus was nurtured, confirmed by recent archaeological findings.

What was the initial reaction of the local population to the arrival of the four nuns in 1885?

• They were indifferent.

• They were hostile.

• They were welcoming.

• They were unaware.

What languages are the students required to learn at the convent?

• French, English, Latin, and Arabic

• French, English, Hebrew, and Arabic

• Spanish, English, Hebrew, and Arabic

• French, German, Hebrew, and Arabic

What is the significance of the site where the convent is built?

• It was a royal palace.

• It was a Roman fort.

• It was a marketplace.

• It was a site of an ancient church.

Who was the bishop that visited Nazareth in the 7th century?

• Bishop Thomas

• Bishop Augustine

• Bishop Harkulf

• Bishop Gregory

What discovery was made during the cleaning of a cistern at the convent?

• An architectural ensemble

• A secret passage

• An ancient manuscript

• A hidden treasure