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First Semester Review

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 3600secs

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who is the primary author of Scripture?

a)

Moses

b)

Jesus

c)

God

d)

John

2.

What is the focus of the Sabbath day?

a)

Rest

b)

Creating things

c)

Study

d)

Me

3.

What is the focus of the Sabbath day?

a)

Worship

b)

Creating things

c)

Study

d)

Me

4.

What's one of the "problems" at the beginning of creation as noted in Genesis 1:2?

a)

It was cold.

b)

It was unformed.

c)

There wasn't a common language.

d)

God was absent.

5.

What's one of the "problems" at the beginning of creation as noted in Genesis 1:2?

a)

It was cold.

b)

It was empty.

c)

There wasn't a common language.

d)

God was absent.

6.

What did God do to address the "problems" of creation?

a)

Formed and filled

b)

Farmed and filled

c)

Formed and farmed

d)

Destroyed and started over

7.

"Adam was given dominion over all the other creatures" describes what role of his?

a)

Priest

b)

Prophet

c)

King

d)

Bridegroom

8.

"Adam was created in the image and likeness of God" describes what role of his?

a)

Priest

b)

Prophet

c)

Son of God

d)

Bridegroom

9.

"Adam was to serve and guard the Garden of Eden" describes what role of his?

a)

Priest

b)

Prophet

c)

Son of God

d)

Bridegroom

10.

"When Eve was created, Adam and Eve were married" describes what role of his?

a)

Priest

b)

Prophet

c)

Son of God

d)

Bridegroom

11.

"Adam spoke on God's behalf by naming the animals" describes what role of his?

a)

Priest

b)

Prophet

c)

Son of God

d)

King

12.

The Holy Spirit divinely assisted (“breathed into”) a human author to write a biblical book. Therefore, God is the author of Scripture.

a)

Biblical Inspiration

b)

Inerrancy

c)

Canon of Scripture

d)

Message Conveyed by God

13.

The attribute of all the books of the Bible, whereby they faithfully and without error teach the truth God desires us to know through Sacred Scripture.

a)

Biblical Inspiration

b)

Inerrancy

c)

Canon of Scripture

d)

Message Conveyed by God

14.

The Church’s complete list of Books contained in Sacred Scripture.

a)

Biblical Inspiration

b)

Inerrancy

c)

Canon of Scripture

d)

Message Conveyed by God

15.

Accomplished by: Looking at the content and unity of Scripture, Reading within Church Tradition, Paying attention to the analogy of faith.

a)

Biblical Inspiration

b)

Inerrancy

c)

Canon of Scripture

d)

Message Conveyed by God

16.

The meaning conveyed by the words of Scripture.

a)

Literal Sense of Scripture

b)

Spiritual Senses of Scripture

c)

Contract

d)

Covenant

17.

Three distinct sense of deeper meaning in Scripture.

a)

Literal Sense of Scripture

b)

Spiritual Senses of Scripture

c)

Contract

d)

Covenant

18.

Exchange of property, goods, service.

a)

Literal Sense of Scripture

b)

Spiritual Senses of Scripture

c)

Contract

d)

Covenant

19.

Exchange of persons

a)

Literal Sense of Scripture

b)

Spiritual Senses of Scripture

c)

Contract

d)

Covenant

20.

How a Scriptural event is significant in relation to Jesus Christ.

a)

Allegorical Sense

b)

Moral Sense

c)

Anagogical Sense

21.

Reveals how we are to live.

a)

Allegorical Sense

b)

Moral Sense

c)

Anagogical Sense

22.

How a Scripture passage points to the eternal, to Heaven, our true home.

a)

Allegorical Sense

b)

Moral Sense

c)

Anagogical Sense

23.

A dwelling place for God and a place for humans to encounter and worship God.

a)

Temple

b)

Creation as a Temple

c)

Human Author

d)

St. John

24.

The descriptive language is the same language used when Moses builds the Tabernacle in the wilderness.

a)

Temple

b)

Creation as a Temple

c)

Human Author

d)

St. John

25.

Influenced by: History, Culture, Language, and Literary Forms.

a)

Temple

b)

Creation as a Temple

c)

Human Author

d)

Churches

26.

When God used animal skins to clothe Adam and Eve, what was that prefiguring?

a)

Slaughter of animals for Passover

b)

Jesus: the Lamb of God

c)

Moses leading the lambs out to pasture

d)

Noah's saving of the lambs

27.

Why does God set a guard before the Garden of Eden to prevent Adam and Eve from reentering?

a)

He's mean

b)

He doesn't want Adam and Eve to eat of the Tree of Life

c)

He doesn't want the animals to get out and populate parts of the earth.

d)

He wanted to replant some trees and needed extra space.

28.

What sacrament was defiled, leading God to cause the great flood?

a)

Marriage

b)

Baptism

c)

Confirmation

d)

Ordination

29.

Why was Noah chosen to survive?

a)

He had the best looking beard.

b)

He had the most sons.

c)

He was righteous.

d)

He was young and energetic.

30.

What role was Noah fulfilling when he offered a sacrifice to God after the flood?

a)

Father

b)

Priest

c)

Prophet

d)

Bridegroom

31.

Which one of these is one of the four ways the story of Noah mirror the story of Adam?

a)

God again said to be fruitful and multiply

b)

God gave Noah a wife from his rib.

c)

God let Noah and his sons eat from any tree.

d)

Adam reappeared after the flood.

32.

Which one of these is one of the four ways the story of Noah mirror the story of Adam?

a)

God restored Adam’s former dominion over animals.

b)

God gave Noah a wife from his rib.

c)

God let Noah and his sons eat from any tree.

d)

God made the animals unclean to eat.

33.

Which one of these is one of the four ways the story of Noah mirror the story of Adam?

a)

God restored the creation covenant with the rainbow.

b)

God asked Noah to leave his wife and family to serve Him.

c)

God let Noah and his sons eat from any tree.

d)

God made the animals unclean to eat.

34.

Which one of these is one of the four ways the story of Noah mirror the story of Adam?

a)

Both Adam & Noah in a garden or vineyard where they consume a fruit that reveals their sin and nakedness.

b)

God asked Noah to leave his wife and family to serve Him.

c)

Both Adam & Noah struggle to make their sons listen to their advise on which women to take as wives.

d)

God made the animals unclean to eat.

35.

What was Noah’s role of this covenant?

a)

Priest

b)

Prophet

c)

Son

d)

Father

36.

What was the group represented in this covenant?

a)

Couple

b)

Children

c)

Family

d)

Nation

37.

What was the sign of this covenant?

a)

Rainbow

b)

Unicorns

c)

Apple Trees

d)

Vineyard

38.

What was God’s promise of this covenant?

a)

Never to flood the earth again.

b)

Never to allow sin to bother man again.

c)

Never to listen to Noah again.

d)

Never to cause another disaster again.

39.

What is significant about the number 7 in this story?

a)

A reminder of the creation covenant, of which this is a renewal.

b)

The magical number for new beginnings.

c)

The number of times it took to translate the Bible correctly.

d)

There is no significance with that number.

40.

What was the goal of building the Tower of Babel?

a)

Get to heaven.

b)

Set a world record.

c)

Solve the problem of boredom.

d)

Have a whole city live in the same building.

41.

What do we call the tendency to sin?

a)

Concupiscence

b)

Conscience

c)

Evil

d)

Conversion

42.

Which of the following was one of the three promises God made to Abram?

a)

Great name

b)

Great hair

c)

Great neighbors

d)

Great sons

43.

Which of the following was one of the three promises God made to Abram?

a)

Great nation

b)

Great hair

c)

Great calling

d)

Great sons

44.

Which of the following was one of the three promises God made to Abram?

a)

Universal blessing

b)

Unmatched strength

c)

Unbelievable knowledge

d)

Unwavering faith

45.

What was the name of the Mountain the Ark came to rest upon?

a)

Mt. Ararat

b)

Mt. LaVerna

c)

Mt. Eden

d)

Mt. Polaski

46.
In what did place did Sarah give birth to Isaac in her old age?
a)
Moriah
b)
Beersheba
c)
Hebron
d)
Aleppo
47.
In what  mountain was Abraham as directed to offer Isaac as a burnt offering?
a)
Mt. Gerizim
b)
Mt. Nebo
c)
Mt. Moriah
d)
Mt. Carmel
48.
"Abram ______ the Lord, and he credited to him as _______." Genesis 15:6
a)
loved, faith
b)
believed, righteousness
c)
saw, good
d)
told, love
49.
  When Abram and Sarai went to Egypt, what did Abram tell the Egyptians about Sarai? 
a)
She was his sister.
b)
She was his wife?
c)
She was his niece.
d)
She was his aunt.
50.
Why did Lot choose to go to the plain of Jordan when he and Abram split in Genesis 13?
a)
Because it had many fruit trees
b)
Because he knew the men in Sodom were wicked.
c)
Because his relatives lived there
d)
Because it was well-watered and looked nice
51.
Which is NOT a promise that God gave Abraham ?
a)
He would bless those who bless Abram.
b)
He would give Abram much money.
c)
He would curse those who curse Abram.
d)
His descendants would be as numerous as the sand on the shore.
52.
In Genesis 18, who were the three men  who visited Abram and Sarai while the day was growing hot?
a)
Shadrack, Meschach and Abednego
b)
Adam Moses , Noah
c)
The Lord Himself
d)
The 3 Saints of the Church
53.

What is a covenant?

a)

A solemn agreement

b)

A saying

c)

A judgment

d)

An ancient code

54.
What are the twin blessings that Abraham will get under the terms of the covenant? 
a)
Money and land
b)
Wives and concubines
c)
Slaves and livestock
d)
Land and descendants
55.
What was the responsibility of Israel towards God in the covenant?
a)
Worship God and him alone
b)
Pray to God and the saints
c)
Seek the graces from  the Holy Spirit
d)
Honor the Blessed Mother
56.
Why did Abraham and Sarah to go to Egypt?
a)
They were looking for work.
b)
They want to have private time.
c)
They were hungry.
d)
They wanto to have a vacation.
57.
How did God intervene when there was a threat to his plan in Egypt?
a)
Through dreams
b)
Through natural disasters
c)
Through misfortunes
d)
Through plagues
58.
What is the penalty for breaking the covenant?
a)
Imprisonment
b)
Sickness
c)
Loss of livelihood
d)
Death
59.
What is significance of the action of God passing between the pieces of the animals that were slaughtered and divided? 
a)
In doing so,  God showed his preference for meat 
b)
In doing so,  God who puts himself  on oath.
c)
In doing so, God gave a warning to Abraham.
d)
In doing so, God told Abraham that he should also eat the meat of animals
60.
What is the concrete symbol or "sign"that will remind the Israelites of their covenant with God?
a)
Tattoo
b)
Hand gesture
c)
Red color
d)
Circumcision
61.
Who is the son of Abraham by Hagar?
a)
Dan
b)
Ishmael
c)
Isaac
d)
Benjamin
62.
Who is the son of Abraham by Sarah?
a)
Isaac
b)
Judah
c)
Joseph
d)
Benjamin
63.
Who is the wife of Isaac?
a)
Sisera
b)
Deborah
c)
Rebekah
d)
Bilhah
64.
Why are sons important?
a)
They help in plowing the field.
b)
They help in household chores.
c)
They carry heavy loads.
d)
They continue the family line. 
65.
Who was led by God to sacrifice his son?
a)
Abraham
b)
Moses
c)
David
d)
Solomon
66.
What does the story of Abraham taking Isaac have to do with Jesus?
a)
Abraham killed Isaac.
b)
Abraham couldn't find the ram at first.
c)
It is because Jesus rescued Abraham.
d)
It is foreshadowing of Jesus' sacrifice on the cross.
67.
What did Sarah do when the Lord told Abraham that Sarah would have a son in a year?
a)
She cried.
b)
She hiccuped.
c)
She threw up.
d)
She laughed.
68.
Which of the following is NOT a promise God made to Abraham?
a)
He would have a lot of land
b)
Many people would know his name (famous)
c)
He would be very wise
d)
He would have many descendants
69.
Why did it seem impossible that Abram and Sarai would have children?
a)
They were brother and sister.
b)
They were both very old
c)
They had no money
d)
God told them they wouldn’t have children
70.
What did God say Abram’s family would be like?
a)
Like the stars in the sky – more than can be counted
b)
Dark skinned with dark hair
c)
Very prosperous 
d)
Despised by the other nations
71.
What does the name “Abraham” mean?
a)
Hairy
b)
One who trips or grabs from another
c)
Father of many nations
d)
Laughter
72.
What did Abraham and Sarah name their son?
a)
Joseph
b)
Isaac
c)
Esau
d)
Jacob
73.
To test his faith, what did God tell Abraham to do?
a)
Go to battle against the Canaanites 
b)
Sell all of his possessions
c)
Wash in the river 
d)
Offer Isaac as a sacrifice
74.
Where was Abraham to take Isaac for the sacrifice?
a)
Canaan
b)
Haran
c)
Moriah
d)
Ur
75.
How did God provide a sacrifice for Abraham?
a)
There was a ram caught in the bush by its horns 
b)
Birds fell from the sky 
c)
A servant brought a lamb
d)
God didn't need a sacrifice anymore. 
76.
Which of these was NOT part of the call of Abraham?
a)
"I will make you a great nation"
b)
"I will make your name great"
c)
"I will destroy nations through you"
d)
"I will bless those who bless you"
77.
Israel loved Joseph more than any of his other sons, because___________
a)
he had been born to him in his old age
b)
he was a good servant
c)
he had been born to him in difficult moments
78.
When his brothers saw that their father loved him more than any of them, they  hated him and ________
a)
could not see him
b)
could not speak a kind word to him.
c)
could not share their food
79.
What was the interpretation of the first Joseph´s dream?
a)
Jesus will reign over Egyp
b)
Joseph will be rich
c)
Joseph will reign over his family
80.
In the second dream, while his brothers were jealous of Joseph, his father
a)
worry because his other sons
b)
went to look for some prophet to have an interpretation
c)
wondered what the dreams meant.
81.

When Joseph’s brothers saw him coming, they recognized him in the distance. As he approached, they made plans to__________

a)

kill him

b)

sell him

c)

hit him

d)

ignore him

82.
Reuben didn´t agree about the original plan to kill his brother, so he proposed
a)
throw Joseph into an empty house in the wilderness
b)
throw Joseph into an empty cave in the wilderness
c)
throw Joseph into an empty cistern in the wilderness
83.

Reuben was secretly planning to

a)

rescue Joseph and return him to his father.

b)

rescue Joseph and sell him to his father.

c)

rescue Joseph.

84.
Finally, his brothers sold him for:
a)
30 pieces of silver
b)
20 pieces of silver. 
c)
20 pieces of gold
85.
What did Judah say would happen if Benjamin left their father? 44:22
a)
He would never forgive Judah
b)
He would kill himself
c)
He would mourn
d)
He would die
86.
Who offers to take Benjamin's place? 44:33
a)
Dan
b)
Levi
c)
Judah
d)
Asher
87.
What was found in Benjamin's sack? 44:2
a)
a sliver cup
b)
a bronze cup
c)
a gold cup
d)
a cold cup
88.
Where did they find the cup? 44:12
a)
Ruben's sack
b)
Joseph's sack
c)
Benjamin's sack
d)
None of the above
89.
What did Joseph do when he saw Benjamin? (V29-30)
a)
Wept
b)
Cried
c)
Yelled
d)
Hugged him
90.
What did Joseph ask his brothers when they returned for the second time? 43:27
a)
How is cattle and crops?
b)
How is you family farm?
c)
Do you have enough food?
d)
Is your father well?
91.
When the brothers all sat down to eat, how much was Benjamin's serving?
a)
8 times the size of the others
b)
5 times the size of the others
c)
2 times the size of the others
d)
the same size as the others
92.
How many people (total) came to Egypt as a part of Jacob's family?
a)
42
b)
35
c)
28
d)
70
93.
Joseph allowed his brothers and father to settle in which land? 
a)
Egypt
b)
Goshen
c)
Sodom
d)
Jerusalem 
94.
How did Joseph react when he saw his father again for the first time? 
a)
Laughed at his brothers
b)
Wept on his shoulder
c)
Stood emotionless in front of him
d)
Hid his face from his father 
95.

42:9-12 Joseph accused his brothers of being _______?

a)

Spies

b)

Warriors

c)

Thieves

d)

Cousins

96.

42:23,24 Joseph took _______ to remain bound in Egypt.

a)

Simeon

b)

Benjamin

c)

Judah

d)

Jacob

97.

45:25-28 – When the brothers brought the good

news to their father Jacob, __________

a)

he became angry

b)

he agreed to move

c)

he sat in silence

d)

he died of happiness

98.
What was Joseph's position over Egypt?
a)
governor
b)
president
c)
pharoah
d)
butler
99.
Where did Joseph's brothers live? 42:5
a)
Africa
b)
Israel
c)
Egypt
d)
Canaan
100.
What was done to the brothers on Joseph's command? 42:25
a)
sacks filled with grain
b)
money restored to their sacks
c)
provisions given for the trip
d)
all of these