WorksheetsYear-10 Unit Test 'Mark's Gospel'
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 43mins
What does 'Synoptic' mean?
same eye
same God
same author
same content
Where in the Bible are the Gospels found?
Introduction
Old Testament
New Testament
Revelation
What is the symbol for Mark's Gospel?
Ox
Lion
Eagle
Angel
Who was Mark's Gospel written for?
Gentiles
Romans
Greeks
English
Which of the 4 Gospel accounts was written first?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Which of the following is more likely Mark's portrayal of Jesus?
Who was Mark, the evangelist?
A Jewish Christian
A Roman Christian
A Gentile Christian
A Catholic
What does 'Messiah' mean?
Saviour
Holy Man
Son of God
Son of Man
Which was the last Gospel account to be written?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Who is a Gentile?
A Jew
A non-Jew
A Christian
A person who would not hurt another person
Explain why the following Gospels are 'synoptic' based on the texts below. Discuss giving evidence from the text. (3 marks)
Mark 9:50
Matthew 5:13
Luke 14: 34
Discuss what the following convey or tell about the identity of Jesus? (3 marks)
Jesus' baptism and the temptation in Mark 1: 9-12.
Explain why the 4 Gospel accounts are different from each other even though they all talk about one good news. Provide 3 reasons. (3 marks)
How did the written Gospel accounts come to be? Explain how they came to be in the form that we have today? (2 marks)
Analyse the picture below. Jesus is the greatest man in history and yet this picture depicts him. Discuss the relevance of this photo to believers and non-believers alike. Include a bible verse from Mark’s Gospel as point of reference. (5 marks)
Explain Mark’s concept of discipleship. Discuss what it means to be a disciple of Jesus using the texts below. Name 3 qualities of discipleship and how these qualities of discipleship apply to living as a Christian in the world today. Include bible passage to support your answers.
(Suggested references: Mark 1: 16-22; Mark2: 1-5; Mark 2:14; Mark 3 13-19; Mark 3:33-34; Mark 6:7-13)
(10 marks)
