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AACS WV 9: Unit 3: Genesis 2-11

Total questions: 65

Worksheet time: 33mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Who wrote the book of Genesis? 
a)
Adam
b)
Noah
c)
Abraham
d)
Moses
2.
To whom was Genesis primarily written? 
a)
The Israelites in Exile
b)
The Israelites in Egypt
c)
The Israelites in the wilderness
d)
The Israelites in Babylon 
3.
According to class, which chapter of the Torah was the first to be written? 
a)
Genesis 1
b)
Genesis 12
c)
Exodus 1
d)
Exodus 20
4.
God gave Rules and Homework in the garden; what was the homework that Adam and Eve were given?
a)
Make Sacrifices 
b)
Multiply and rule over the earth
c)
Do not Eat from tree of the knowledge of good and evil
d)
Make clothes out of fig leaves
5.
God gave Rules and Homework in the garden, what was the one rule that was given?
a)
Do not eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil
b)
Do not eat from the tree of life
c)
Do not make clothes of fig leaves
d)
Do not talk to snakes
6.
Genesis 1:2 commonly says that “the Earth was formless and empty.”  What was the alternative translation for formless that was proposed in class?
a)
Inhabitable 
b)
Inhabited 
c)
Uninhabitable 
d)
Uninhabited
7.
Genesis 1:2 commonly says that “the Earth was formless and empty.”  What was the alternative translation for empty that was proposed in class?
a)
Inhabitable 
b)
Inhabited 
c)
Uninhabitable 
d)
Uninhabited
8.
Other ancient religions did not have a book like the Bible, but God communicated with Moses in a way that was familiar to him.  What style of writing did God use? 
a)
Metanarrative
b)
Worldview
c)
Covenant
d)
Suzerain 
9.
What made the tree of the knowledge of good and evil special?
a)
The fruit contained sin
b)
The tree was evil
c)
God's command
d)
Its location in the garden
10.
What often functioned as a meeting place where rulers, judges, and elder held court?
a)
A Standing Stone
b)
A Tree
c)
A Synagogue
d)
A Well 
11.
What was used as a place of cursing where those who had been executed for particularly heinous crimes would be declared judged by God in a practice called “postmortem desecration of the dead?”
a)
A Standing Stone
b)
A Tree
c)
A Synagogue
d)
A Well 
12.
What was God's point in saying to Satan, "On your belly you shall go?" 
a)
Cain will no longer farm
b)
Snakes will no longer have legs 
c)
Satan will be defeated and humiliated
d)
Adam will be defeated and humiliated
13.
What did God command to serve human beings?
a)
Animals
b)
Angels
c)
Sun, Moon, & Stars
d)
Trees
14.
Why did Satan rebel against God?
a)
He hated God and His rules
b)
He thought he could be more powerful than God
c)
He wanted to marry Eve
d)
He refused to serve humans 
15.
In Genesis 3, what does the serpent striking the heel of the man and the man striking the head of the serpent have in common?
a)
Both may be fatal
b)
Both are experienced by Cain 
c)
Both involve being bit 
d)
They have nothing in common
16.
Most translations say that Eve will have increased pain in childbirth, but what alternate translation was discussed in class? 
a)
Diaper changing
b)
Child raising 
c)
Education
d)
Sleep
17.
In Genesis 3, God says that man will return to what he had been made from.  What was man made from? 
a)
Ash
b)
Dust
c)
The carcass of a dead god
d)
A rib
18.
According to 1 Corinthians 6:3, who will judge the Angels? 
a)
Gabriel
b)
God
c)
Humans
d)
Michael 
19.
What “homework” were the Angels given according to Hebrews 1:14?
a)
Play harps
b)
Minister to humans
c)
Control sun, moon, & stars
d)
Make sacrifices to God
20.
When Satan asks Eve if God commanded them not to eat any of the fruit of the garden, what did we argue in class, Satan was implying about God?
a)
God was excessively generous
b)
God was wicked to the angels
c)
God’s commands were stingy and not good
d)
Adam did not faithfully communicate the commands of God
21.
In Genesis 3, according to class, what did the skin in which God clothed Adam and Eve symbolize?
a)
God showing them how to make sacrifice
b)
Renewing of their marriage covenant
c)
Sacrifice for their sins
d)
The first death
22.
“And I will put enmity between you {the serpent} and the woman, and between your offspring and hers; he will strike your {the serpent} head, and you {the serpent} will strike his heel.”  According to class who is the one who strikes the head of the serpent?
a)
Abraham
b)
Cain
c)
Jesus
d)
Noah 
23.
Who are the seed (offspring) of the serpent that God mentions when cursing the serpent?
a)
Nephilim 
b)
Demons
c)
Snakes
d)
Human followers of Satan
24.
Why was God upset with Cain and not Abel? 
a)
Cain’s sacrifice did not include blood
b)
Cain did not bring the best of his crop
c)
God just did not like Cain as much as Able
d)
Cain looked upon his father’s nakedness
25.
In Genesis 4:7, God instructed Cain to do good.  What did that mean Cain should do?
a)
Repent & make right sacrifice
b)
Blame Abel
c)
Take revenge on Abel
d)
Do better at his job
26.
After killing his brother, Cain was cursed to do what all the rest of his life?
a)
Farm
b)
Crawl on his belly
c)
Shepherd for his brother
d)
Wander 
27.
Most ancient genealogies listed?
a)
Every person in every generation 
b)
Both sons and daughters
c)
Fathers and Mothers, but only sons, not daughters
d)
Only people and generations that were selected to be of particular importance
28.
The genealogy in Matthew 1 lists?
a)
Only people and generations that were selected to be of particular importance
b)
Fathers and Daughters
c)
Every father and son 
d)
Every person 
29.
Matthew 1:1, say Jesus is the son of David, son of Abraham.  What does “son” mean here?
a)
Jesus’ earthly father was a man named David
b)
Descendant
c)
Servant
d)
King
30.
There were exactly 14 generations between David and the Exile according to the Old Testament?
a)
True
b)
False
31.
Matthew emphasizes the number 14 in his Genealogy, what does 14 symbolize?
a)
Jesus
b)
David
c)
Abraham
d)
Messiah
32.
What does Matthew’s Genealogy tell us about Jesus?
a)
Jesus is God
b)
Jesus is not Jewish
c)
Jesus will die for our sins
d)
Jesus is king like David
33.
According to Genesis who built the first city?
a)
Abel
b)
Cain
c)
Seth
d)
Lamech 
34.
What two characteristic of the villains of Genesis are introduced to us through Lamech?
a)
He has multiple wives and is extremely violent
b)
He is a city builder and has multiple wives
c)
He is a city builder and very violent
d)
He is extremely eloquent and extremely violent
35.
Genesis 6:1 says, “When man began to multiply on the face of the land and daughters were born to them, the sons of God saw that the daughters of man were attractive. And they took as their wives any they chose.”  According to class, who are the sons of God?
a)
A class of warrior princes
b)
Angels 
c)
Kings
d)
Women 
36.
In Genesis, what group is recorded as abducting women against their will, in order to forcibly marry them?
a)
A class of warrior princes
b)
Angels 
c)
Kings
d)
Women 
37.
According to class, what are the Nephilim?
a)
A class of warrior princes
b)
Angels 
c)
Kings
d)
Angel-Human Hybrids 
38.
Genesis 6:3 says, “Then the Lord said, ‘My Spirit shall not abide in man forever, for he is flesh: his days shall be 120 years.’”  According to class, the “120 years” best refers to what?
a)
God's countdown to the flood
b)
It represent the number of centuries before the return of Christ.
c)
The maximum age of any human after the flood.
d)
The maximum age of any one in the line of the woman
39.
What did we argue was an act of "re-creation." 
a)
The birth of Seth
b)
Noah as Second Adam 
c)
The flood
d)
The ark 
40.
God promised Noah after the flood that He would do what?
a)
Never wipe out all humanity with a flood again
b)
That he would love the Lord with all his heart
c)
He would make his name great
d)
It would now rain regularly
41.
What was the sin of ham? 
a)
Homosexuality
b)
Steal his fathers inheritance cloak 
c)
See his father undressed
d)
Incest
42.
Which of Noah’s sons is considered to be of the line of the Serpent?
a)
Shem
b)
Ham
c)
Japheth
d)
Seth
43.
Which of Noah’s sons is considered to be of the line of promise or Eve’s line?
a)
Shem
b)
Ham
c)
Japheth
d)
Seth
44.
What instructions did God give Noah that he also gave Adam?
a)
Be fruitful and multiply
b)
Do not eat from the tree of the knowledge of good & evil 
c)
Do not worship idols
d)
Be made in my image
45.
What did God instruct Noah and his descendants not to eat? 
a)
Meat
b)
Vegetables 
c)
Blood
d)
Insects 
46.
After the flood, what did Noah plant?
a)
A flag
b)
A wheat field
c)
A vineyard 
d)
A tree 
47.
Which Son of Noah is the father of the Canaanite people?
a)
Shem 
b)
Ham
c)
Japheth
d)
Cain
48.
What item often symbolized or even contained a person’s inheritance?
a)
Hat 
b)
Cloak
c)
Ark
d)
Sash
49.
In Genesis 9:23, which sons of Noah took a garment and laid it across their shoulders; then walked in backward and covered their father?
a)
Shem and Ham 
b)
Ham and Japheth
c)
Japheth and Shem
d)
a.  Seth and Japheth
50.
The tower of Babel was built to do what?
a)
Make a name for the people so that they could dethrone God
b)
They would have a memorial to Noah 
c)
Remember God would not flood the earth
d)
Test their unity as a people
51.
What did God do in response to the Tower of Babel?
a)
Scatter the people and confused their languages
b)
Flooded the world
c)
Poured out fire and brimstone on Sodom
d)
Sent Noah to preach 
52.

Genesis 11:10-26

a)

Table of nations descended from Noah

b)

Genealogy from Shem to Abraham

c)

Genealogy from Adam to Noah

d)

Story of the flood

53.

Genesis 10:1-11:9

a)

Table of nations descended from Noah

b)

Genealogy from Shem to Abraham

c)

Genealogy from Adam to Noah

d)

Story of the flood

54.

Genesis 6:9-9:29

a)

Table of nations descended from Noah

b)

Genealogy from Shem to Abraham

c)

Genealogy from Adam to Noah

d)

Story of the flood

55.

Genesis 5:1-6:8

a)

YHWH's cosmological poem

b)

The story of Adam and his descendants

c)

Genealogy from Adam to Noah

d)

Story of the flood

56.

Genesis 2:4-4:26

a)

YHWH's cosmological poem

b)

The story of Adam and his descendants

c)

Genealogy from Adam to Noah

d)

Story of the flood

57.

Genesis 1:1-2:3

a)

YHWH's cosmological poem

b)

The story of Adam and his descendants

c)

Genealogy from Adam to Noah

d)

Story of the flood

58.
We are ______ for relationship with God, each other, and creation.
a)
Created
b)
Fallen
c)
Redeemed
d)
Restored
59.
We are _______ in these relationships because of sin.
a)
Created
b)
Fallen
c)
Redeemed
d)
Restored
60.
We are _______ in these relationships through Jesus Christ.
a)
Created
b)
Fallen
c)
Redeemed
d)
Restored
61.
We will be fully _______ to these relationships when Christ returns.
a)
Created
b)
Fallen
c)
Redeemed
d)
Restored
62.
We will be fully restored to these relationships when ________.
a)
each other, and creation
b)
Sin
c)
Jesus Christ
d)
Christ Returns
63.
We are created for relationship with God, ________
a)
each other, and creation
b)
each, and ourselves
c)
Jesus Christ
d)
Christ Returns
64.
We are fallen in these relationships because of ____________
a)
each other, and creation
b)
Sin
c)
Jesus Christ
d)
Christ Returns
65.
We are redeemed in these relationships through ____________
a)
each other, and creation
b)
Sin
c)
Jesus Christ
d)
Christ Returns