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ACTS 2, 6, 8

Total questions: 74

Worksheet time: 37mins

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Class
Date
1.
Fill in the blank: “When the Day of Pentecost had fully come, they were all with __________ in  one place.”
a)
“Great happiness.”
b)
“One accord.”
c)
“Profound peace.”
2.
In Acts chapter two, the “sound from heaven” which filled the house at Pentecost sounded like   what?
a)
A rushing wind.
b)
An army
c)
A heavenly choir
3.
What appeared over the heads of the followers of Jesus gathered at Pentecost?
a)
Doves
b)
Divided tongues, as of fire
c)
Angels
4.
Fill in the blank: “And they were all filled with _____________ and began to speak with other   tongues…”
a)
Fear
b)
Amazement
c)
The Holy Spirit
5.
According to Acts chapter two, what did the people gathered for Pentecost hear from the house   where the followers of Jesus had just been filled with the Holy Spirit?
a)
They heard the followers of Jesus speaking in the languages of the different people.
b)
They heard the followers of Jesus announcing that Christ had returned.
c)
They heard the followers of Jesus prophecy regarding the destruction of Jerusalem.
6.
Which of these regions is NOT one of the areas listed as the home of a Jew in Jerusalem for   Pentecost in Acts chapter two?
a)
Phrygia.
b)
Pamphylia.
c)
Gaul.
7.
According to Acts chapter two, what did some people in Jerusalem believe to be the cause of   the Christians’ behavior at Pentecost?
a)
They believed the Christians were insane.
b)
They believed the Christians were drunk on new wine.
c)
They believed the Christians were possessed by demons.
8.
Which Apostle preached to the crowd at Pentecost?
a)
The Holy Apostle Peter.
b)
The Holy Apostle James.
c)
The Holy Apostle Matthew.
9.
In acts chapter two, how did St. Peter demonstrate that the followers of Jesus were not drunk   at Pentecost?
a)
He said that the followers of Jesus did not drink wine.
b)
He showed the crowd that his skins of wine were still full.
c)
He said that it was only the third hour of the day.
10.
In his sermon on the day of Pentecost, the Apostle Peter stated that a certain prophet had   stated: “And in the last days it shall be, God declares, that I will pour out my Spirit upon all   flesh…,” and went on to state how the events of this day had fulfilled the prophecy. To which   prophet did Peter refer?
a)
Joel
b)
Isaiah
c)
Malachi
11.
Fill in the blank in the words quoted in Acts chapter two by St. Peter from the Holy Prophet   Joel: “Your sons and daughters shall ___________.”
a)
Be saved
b)
Prophesy
c)
Dream dreams
12.
Fill in the blank in the words quoted in Acts chapter two by St. Peter from the Holy Prophet   Joel: “The sun shall be turned into ___________.”
a)
Blood
b)
Darkness
c)
Water
13.
According to the prophecy by the Holy Prophet Joel quoted by St. Peter in Acts chapter two,   what shall happen to those who call on the name of the Lord?
a)
They shall be saved
b)
They shall be filled with the Holy Spirit
c)
They shall not suffer any harm
14.
According to Acts chapter two, how was Jesus attested by God?
a)
By the writings in the Book of Psalms.
b)
By miracles, wonders, and signs.
c)
By the teachings of the Apostles.
15.
Fill in the blanks: “Him, being delivered by the determined _________ and __________ of   God, you have taken by lawless hands, crucified, and put to death.”
a)
Purpose and foreknowledge.
b)
Oversight and judgment.
c)
Knowledge and power.
16.
According to Acts chapter two, it was not possible that Jesus should be held by what?
a)
The Roman government.
b)
The Temple guards.
c)
Death.
17.
Who spoke the following words quoted by St. Peter in Acts chapter two: “I foresaw the LORD always before my face, For He is at my right hand, that I may not be shaken…”?
a)
The Holy Prophet Jeremiah.
b)
The Holy Prophet Joel.
c)
The Holy King David.
18.
Fill in the blank from Acts chapter two: “For You will not leave my soul in Hades, Nor will You   allow Your Holy One to see ____________.”
a)
“Death.”
b)
“Corruption.”
c)
“Desolation.”
19.
According to Acts chapter two, the words of King David quoted by St. Peter at Pentecost   prophesied what?
a)
The Resurrection of the Christ.
b)
The descent of the Holy Spirit.
c)
The destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans.
20.
What two things did St. Peter tell the crowd at Pentecost to do after they asked him, “What   shall we do?”
a)
Be baptized and join the Church.
b)
Repent and preach the Gospel to the world.
c)
Repent and be baptized.
21.
Fill in the blank from Acts chapter two: “Repent, and let every one of you be baptized in the   name of Jesus Christ _______________________.”
a)
“And sin no more.”
b)
“For the remission of sins.”
c)
“And you shall be saved.”
22.
After Peter’s sermon on the Day of Pentecost, the people who heard him were “cut to the   heart” and thus they asked him what to do. He told them to repent and be baptized into Christ   which a large number of them did. How many people were baptized at the conclusion of Peter’s   sermon on the day of Pentecost?
a)
About 300.
b)
About 1000.
c)
About 3000.
23.
According to Acts chapter two, in which of these things did the early Church steadfastly   continue?
a)
“In the apostles’ doctrine and fellowship.”
b)
“In the breaking of bread, and in prayers.”
c)
All of the above.
24.
What did the members of the early Church in Jerusalem do with their possessions?
a)
They sold their possessions and divided the money and goods among all as needed.
b)
They allowed certain members of the community to borrow their possessions.
c)
They kept their possessions as personal blessings from God.
25.
According to Acts chapter two, did the early Christians in Jerusalem continue to worship in the   Temple?
a)
Yes
b)
No
c)
They only entered the Temple to evangelize
26.
According to Acts chapter two, how often did new members join the early Church in   Jerusalem?
a)
Weekly
b)
Daily
c)
On holy days
27.
Fill in the blanks in this passage from Acts chapter six: “Now in those days, when the number
of the disciples was multiplying, there arose a complaint against the ___________ by the
___________, because their widows were neglected in the daily distribution.”
a)
“Hebrews,” “Helenists.”
b)
“Jews,” “Gentiles.”
c)
“Israelites,” “Greeks.”
28.
According to Acts chapter six, did the Apostles believe their duties should include both
distributing food to widows and preaching?
a)
Yes
b)
No
c)
Ss. Peter and John preached, while the other Apostles both distributed food and preached.
29.
According to Acts chapter six, how many men were chosen to oversee the distribution of food
to widows?
a)
Seven.
b)
Twelve
c)
Thirteen
30.
Identify the person described in this passage from Acts chapter six: “And they chose
__________, a man full of faith and the Holy Spirit.”
a)
Philip.
b)
Twelve.
c)
Thirteen.
31.
According to Acts chapter six, did many of the Temple priests become disciples of Jesus
Christ?
a)
No
b)
Yes
c)
Only Gamaliel became a follower of Jesus.
32.
A dispute arose between Stephen and some Cyrenians, Alexandrians, Cilicians, and Asians at
a certain synagogue of former slaves. Name this synagogue.
a)
The Synagogue of the Freedmen.
b)
The Synagogue of Israel.
c)
The Synagogue of the Believers.
33.
What accusation did the members of the Synagogue of the Freedmen make against St.
Stephen in Acts chapter six?
a)
That he spoke blasphemous words against Moses and God.
b)
That he criticized the sacrifices made in the Temple.

c)
That he advocated rebellion against the priests.
34.
According to Acts chapter six, what did the false witnesses claim St. Stephen taught about
Jesus and the Temple?
a)
That Jesus had claimed the Temple is empty of all meaning.
b)
That Jesus had called the Temple an abomination.
c)
That Jesus would destroy the Temple.
35.
Fill in the blank in this passage from Acts chapter six: “They also set up false witnesses who
said, ‘This man does not cease to speak blasphemous words against this holy place and the law;
for we have heard him say that this Jesus of Nazareth will destroy this place and change the
customs which ___________ delivered to us.’”
a)
God
b)
Abraham
c)
Moses
36.
Stephen was arrested and brought before the council. When the members of the council
gazed or looked at Stephen’s face, it had a specific appearance to them. What did Stephen’s face
look like?
a)
The face of God
b)
The face of an angel
c)
The face of a holy man
37.
7:59-8:1 Who was present when Stephen was stoned, giving approval to his death?     
a)
Saul
b)
Peter
c)
Cornelius
38.
8:1 What broke out against the church at Jerusalem on the day Stephen was stoned
a)
Plague
b)
A great persecution
c)
Great terror
39.
 8:1 When the great persecution broke out against the church at Jerusalem, who were scattered throughout Judea and Samaria? 
a)
The apostles
b)
All except the apostles
c)
All the Christians
40.
8:2 Who buried Stephen after he was stoned to death?
a)
Apostles
b)
Pharisees
c)
Godly men
41.
8:3 Who began to destroy the church when the great persecution broke out against Jerusalem?
a)
Pharisees
b)
Unbelievers
c)
Saul
42.
8:3 When the great persecution broke out against the church at Jerusalem, what was done? 
a)
Went from house to house, dragged off men and women and put them in prison.
b)
Went from house to house, and beheaded Christians
c)
Went from house to house, and burned the homes
43.
8:4 When the great persecution broke out against the church at Jerusalem, what did those who    were scattered do wherever they went?
a)
Hid the truth
b)
Preached the word
c)
Told about the persecution
44.
8:5 What did Philip do when he went down to a city in Samaria?
a)
Proclaimed the Christ      
b)
Told Christians to hide   
c)
The miraculous signs he did
45.
8:6 When Philip went down to a city in Samaria he proclaimed the Christ. What made the crowds    pay close attention to what he said? 
a)
His ability to speak         
b)
The terrible story he told       
c)
The miraculous signs he did
46.
 8:6-7  What miraculous signs did Phillip perform  in Samaria? 
a)
None
b)
He healed the blind and deaf
c)
Evil spirtis came out of many, and many paralytics and cripples were healed
47.
8:9 What man practiced sorcery and amazed all the people of Samaria?
a)
Judas
b)
Simon
c)
Barnabas
48.
 8:11 Why did the people of Samaria follow Simon?
a)
A.  Because he had amazed them for a long time with his magic
b)
A.  Because he was a rich man by doing magic 
c)
Because he was very powerful with the government
49.
8:12 When the people of Samaria believed Philip as he preached the good news of the kingdom of God and the name of Jesus Christ, what did they do? 
a)
They were baptized, both men and women
b)
They burned their magic books
c)
They stoned Simon
50.
8:13 When Simon heard Philip preach the good news of the kingdom of God and the name of Jesus Christ, what did he do?
a)
He made fun of Phillip 
b)
A.  He believed and was baptized 
c)
A.  He wanted to buy the power Phillip had
51.
8:13 How did Simon, who practiced sorcery and amazed all the people of Samaria, act when he saw the great signs and miracles he saw Philip perform?
a)
 He was astonished    
b)
He was envious
c)
He tried to win the people back
52.
8:14 What did the apostles in Jerusalem do when they heard that Samaria had accepted the word of God?
a)
They sent support to Phillip   
b)
A.  They sent Paul and Barnabas   
c)
A.  They sent Peter and John to them
53.
8:15 What did Peter and John pray for, in Samaria, when the apostles in Jerusalem sent them to those who had accepted the word of God (in Samaria)? 
a)
That the believers would be saved
b)
A.  That they might receive the Holy Spirit 
c)
A.  That Simon would be punished
54.
8:15-16 Why did Peter and John pray for those in Samaria who had accepted the word of God and had been baptized into the name of the Lord Jesus? 
a)
Because the Holy Spirit had not yet come upon any of them
b)
Because they were still not forgiven for their sins
c)
Because they felt they needed help
55.
8:15-17 When did those in Samaria who had been baptized into the name of the Lord Jesus  receive the Holy Spirit?
a)
When they were baptized
b)
A.  After Peter and John prayed for them and placed their hands on them
c)
A.  When Phillip laid his hands on them.
56.
8:18 What did Simon offer to the apostles when he saw that the Spirit was given at the laying on of the apostles’ hands?
a)
His magic books
b)
His Jewels
c)
Money
57.
8:20-21 After Simon offered money to the apostles to buy the ability so that everyone on whom he lay his hands may receive the Holy Spirit, Peter said, “You have no part or share in this ministry, because __________.”
a)
your heart is not right before God
b)
God does not sell His gifts
c)
You are not saved
58.
8:22 What did Peter then tell Simon to do?
a)
Be rebaptized
b)
Repent of this wickedness and pray to the Lord
c)
Say the sinner's prayer
59.
8:23  Peter said that Simon was “full of _______ and ______ to sin.”  
a)
bitterness, captive     
b)
envy, a slave     
c)
Unhappiness, chained
60.
8:26 Who told Philip to go south to the desert road that goes down from Jerusalem to Gaza
a)
Peter
b)
John
c)
An angel of the Lord
61.
8:27 Whom did Philip meet on the desert road that goes down from Jerusalem to Gaza
a)
An Egyptian eunuch
b)
An Ethiopian eunuch     
c)
A Samatian eunuch
62.
8:27 What was the job of the man that Philip met on the desert road that goes down from Jerusalem to Gaza? 
a)
An important official in charge of all the treasury of Candace, queen of the Ethiopians
b)
A.  An important official in charge of all the treasury of Pharoah
c)
A.  An important official in charge of all the treasury of Samaria
63.
 8:27 Why had the Ethiopian eunuch gone to Jerusalem?
a)
On business
b)
To visit relatives
c)
To worship
64.
8:28 What was the Ethiopian eunuch doing on his way home from worshipping in Jerusalem?
a)
Sitting in his chariot reading the book of Isaiah the prophet
b)
Singing the Psalms
c)
A.  Sitting in his chariot reading the book of Ezra
65.
8:29 Who told Philip to go to the Ethiopian’s chariot? 
a)
An angel
b)
No one
c)
The Spirit
66.
8:30 What did Philip ask the Ethiopian eunuch when he heard him reading Isaiah the prophet? 
a)
A.  “Do you understand what you are reading?”
b)
"A.  Can I help you understand what you are reading?”
c)
A.  “ May I ride in your chariot?”
67.
8:31 What did the Ethiopian eunuch say in answer to Phillip’s question
a)
Yes I need help understanding this
b)
“How can I, unless someone explains it to me.” 
c)
A.  “Sure I would enjoy the company”
68.
8:32 The Ethiopian eunuch was reading in the Scriptures: “He was led like a _____ to the ______, and as a ______ before the ______ is silent, so he did not open his mouth.” 
a)
A.   sheep, slaughter, lamb, shearer 
b)
A.  Sheep, shearer, lamb, slaughter
c)
A.  Sheep, slaughter, ewe, shearer
69.
8:32-35 Beginning with the passage of Scripture that the Ethiopian eunuch was reading, what did Philip tell him about?
a)
A.  About the wonderful things that had happened in Samaria
b)
The good news about Jesus
c)
A.  The sadness of Jesus’ death
70.
 8:36-37 After Philip told the Ethiopian eunuch about Jesus, they came to some water. What did the eunuch say?
a)
A.  Will you listen to the sinner’s prayer with me
b)
I believe that Jesus is my savior
c)
A.   “Look, here is water. Why shouldn’t I be baptized?”
71.
 8:38 Where did Philip and the eunuch go to baptize the eunuch? 
a)
Down into the water    
b)
Kneeled  and prayed
c)
Phillip sprinkled the eunuch
72.
8:39 What happened to Philip after he baptized the Ethiopian eunuch?
a)
The Spirit of the Lord suddenly took him away 
b)
Phillip stayed and taught the eunuch more
c)
Phillip walked back to Samaria
73.
8:39 What did the Ethiopian eunuch do after Philip baptized him
a)
He cried and begged Phillip to teach him more
b)
He went on his way rejoicing 
c)
He put on dry clothes
74.
8:40 After Philip baptized, He appeared at Azotus and traveled about. What did he do as he traveled about?
a)
Preached the gospel in all the towns until he reached Caesarea
b)
Healed many people
c)
Nothing