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WorksheetsAbraham Movie Test
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
What does the name Abraham mean?
father of nations
follower of God
conqueror of Canaan
father of all people
Why does Abraham have to negotiate a new covenant (agreement) with the king while living in Haran?
He plans to conquer the land later
He owns the land through the covenant
He is living on land controlled by the king of Haran
He refuses to follow the covenant
Why is the idol-destruction scene important to the idea of monotheism?
It shows Abraham’s anger toward his brother
It explains how idols were made
It shows Abraham rejecting belief in many gods
It prepares Abraham for leadership in battle
Abram's father
Abram's brother
According to the film, what promises are part of the covenant made with Abraham? (choose two)
He will become wealthy
His descendants will become numerous
He will rule as the 1st king of Israel
His family, people and descendants will receive land
Why does the film repeatedly show Abraham building altars or stopping to worship?
To mark land ownership
To prepare for future battles
To highlight moments of belief and commitment
To show Abraham claiming political control over new territory
Why did Abraham and his people have no choice but to travel into Egypt?
To conquer new land
To escape enemies
To find food during a drought
To establish a permanent homeland
Why did God send sickness to the Pharaoh's house in Egypt?
because the pharaoh took Sarah into his house a would not release her
because Pharaoh threw them both in prison
the Pharaoh was angry that Abraham would not worship him
because the pharaoh would not release the slaves as requested by Moses
Which challenges in the film test Abraham’s faith most strongly? (choose two)
The command involving sacrifice
Competition for political power
Traveling through unknown lands
Marrying his wife, Sarah
Why does Abraham's nephew, Lot choose to live in the city of Sodom?
He is forced to leave by Abraham
He wants to help the four kings put down the rebellion
He believes the land near Sodom will better support his herds
He is sent there as part of the covenant
Why was Abraham told that the city of Sodom would be destroyed?
Because it was an enemy city
Because the people acted unjustly and immorally
Because Abraham asked for new land
Because Lot ruled the city
The covenant shown in the film is best described as—
a political agreement between tribes
a promise involving land, descendants, and belief
a set of written laws enforced by leaders
a military alliance for protection
Which example from the film best shows a choice leading to a consequence?
Abraham obeys the covenant, leading to years of travel and hardship
Abraham builds a tent near a river
Abraham meets other families along the journey
Abraham owns animals and land
Why does the film show Abraham as a founder of a belief tradition rather than a king or conqueror?
He avoided leadership roles
He gained power through warfare and destruction
His choices and beliefs shaped future generations
He ruled over a large territory including Egypt
Why does Sarah suggest that Abraham have a child with Hagar?
She is tired of traveling
She doubts she will have a child
She wants Abraham to leave her
She wants to move to a city and buy a house
Which details from the film help show that Abraham believed in monotheism? (choose three)
He rejected worship of many local gods
He followed a single divine voice
He had two children as God had promised
His belief guided major life choices
He forced people to follow him
According to the film, what was Abraham expected to do as part of the covenant?
Worship one God and trust the promise
Follow written laws given to him on tablets
Lead others in prayer rituals in the temple
Establish a kingdom and army
Why did Sarah laugh when she found out she was going to have a child?
She was happy
She thought God was lying
She thought she was too old
She thought the men were joking
Why does the film emphasize Abraham’s movement from place to place rather than showing him settle in one city?
To show his fear of other people
To explain how cities developed
To prepare him for leadership in war
To highlight his role as a nomad following a promise
Why was Abraham asked to sacrifice Isaac in the film?
To punish Abraham for past mistakes
To test Abraham’s faith and obedience
To provide an offering for forgiveness
To show Abraham’s power as a leader
Why did Sarah feel that Abraham should send Ishmael and Hagar away from the tribe?
She felt that Isaac would give up his birthright and leadership to them.
She was jealous of Hagar and simply wanted revenge on her and her son.
She said God told her to punish Hagar and Ismael worshiping idols.
Which idea best explains Abraham’s importance to Israelite history?
He defeated enemies and conquered all of Canaan
He created the laws Jews and Christians follow
He established belief, covenant, and identity
He was the first king of Israel
Canaan is also known as the _______.
City of Kings
Fertile Crescent
Holy City
Promised Land
The story of Abraham is located in the _____ and the ______.
Torah
Ten Commandments
Bible
Epic of Gilgamesh
Book of the Dead
Which of these is the covenant made between Abraham and his God?
"Worship God and I will give you and your descendants the land of Canaan to possess"
"Follow the Ten Commandments and God will make you a great nation."
"God promised to never again destroy the earth with a flood."
"Build a great temple in Jerusalem and your kingdom will last forever."
What message about leadership does the film most strongly communicate through Abraham’s actions?
Leadership comes from military strength
Leadership comes from moral responsibility and faith
Leadership comes from controlling others
