WorksheetsHistory FINALS - Ch. 1-11 WORLD HISTORY 7th grade
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 5hrs 16mins
The book of Genesis explicitly states that God created the world.
True
False
Those that were not Hebrew in culture were called: "barbarians."
True
False
Christians destroyed Rome in 410 because its inhabitants rejected Christianity.
True
False
Seth was a son of Adam and Eve.
True
False
Cain refused to offer God a sacrifice from his crops.
True
False
The creation Mandate requires only that humans care for the world and its animals.
True
False
Noah placed a curse on the son of Ham because of Ham's wickedness.
True
False
Cain killed Abel before the flood occurred.
True
False
Abraham lived in Mesopotamia, the land between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers.
True
False
The fall of Babel occurred before Moses led Israel out of Egypt .
True
False
David was the king of Israel after Babylon conquered Jerusalem.
True
False
Noah's Flood covered Canaan but not Mesopotamia.
True
False
In the David Covenant, God promised to put His rules in the hearts of His people.
True
False
Besides the animals Noah brought on the ark, only Noah's family survived the Flood.
True
False
The doctrine of the Trinity was rejected at the Council of Nicea.
True
False
Nero blamed the Christians for the fire that destroyed Rome in AD 64.
True
False
****The human race is divided into two groups which are called the:
seed of the serpent and the seed of the man.
seed of the serpent and the seed of the woman
seed of the woman and the seed of Eden
seed of the woman and the seed of the man
God spoke the world into existence.
B. Creation
H. Redemtion
I. Sin
C. Divine poverty
E. Gospel
God performs everything according to His will.
G. Image of God
C. Divine Sovereignty
E. Gospel
F. Fall
J. Trinity
The negative effects of Adam's sin.
J. Trinity
D. Dominion
C. Divine Sovereignty
F. Fall
A. Covenant
Man's characteristics that show what God is like
B. Creation
G. Dominion
I. Trinity
E. Gospel
H. Redemption
Man is responsible to care for God's creation.
F. Fall
A. Covenant
G. Image of God
I. Sin
D. Dominion
