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Gospel of John Quiz

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1. A type of Paper made from reed found in the Delta of the Nile and in Parts of Italy__________

a)

Papyrus

b)

Synoptic

c)

Logos

d)

Gnostics

2.

The gospel of john is written between approximately _________ and _________ CE,

a)

65-75

b)

90-100

c)

85-95

d)

80-90

3.

it’s intended audience is ________________________.

a)

Jewish

b)

Gentile

c)

Jewish-Christians expelled after the Zealot Rebellion

d)

An Apocalyptic group of believers

4.

What is NOT one the two major reasons as to why the Gospel was written?

a)

Interested in Combatting the Humanity and Divinity of Jesus

b)

LOGOS Christology

c)

A True Historical and geographical record of Jesus’ life

d)

Looking to definitively place Jesus as GREATER Than JBAP

5.

John is not one of the three ___________ gospels, which include Matthew, Luke and Mark.

a)

Original

b)

Synoptic

c)

Gnostic

d)

Traditional

6.

Furthermore, the Gospel does not use the “Q” source as its foundation, instead focusing its attention on these this source:

a)

The “M” source

b)

Mark

c)

L Source

d)

A Signs Source (Comprised of Miracles)

7.

He also elongates and expands upon the _______ and resurrection narrative

a)

Arrest

b)

Crucifixion

c)

Passion

d)

Easter

8.

_______________ is another name for the Holy Spirit.

a)

Paraclete

b)

The Beloved Disciple

c)

Nicodemus

d)

The lamb of God

9.

The Gospel of John is broken up into two major sections, the first between 1:19-12:50

a)

The Book of Signs

b)

The Book of Glory

10.

The Gospel of John is broken up into two major sections, the first between 13:1-20:31

a)

The Book of Signs

b)

The Book of Glory

11.

Finally, the gospel focuses primarily on a Christology from ________________,

a)

Above

b)

Below

c)

High

d)

Low

12.

A Christology from_______________ is generally favored by the Synoptics

a)

Above

b)

Below

c)

High

d)

Low

13.

The Gospel of John begins with the “Word”, or the divine _____________ (in Greek) becoming flesh.

a)

Papyrus

b)

Logos

c)

Synoptic

d)

Gnostics

14.

This group of Early Christians emphasized Jesus as a Divine being and the “key” to salvation:_________________________

a)

Papyrus

b)

Logos

c)

Synoptic

d)

Gnostics

15.

Which is NOT one a title used for Jesus in the Gospel of John

a)

Lamb of God

b)

Son of God

c)

King of Israel

d)

The Advocate

16.

The _____ is a Miracle performed by Jesus that is unique to the Gospel of John

a)

Raising of Lazarus

b)

Feeding of the 4,000

c)

Walking on Water

d)

Cure of the Blind Man

17.

This act is unique to the Gospel of John during the Last Supper:

a)

The sharing of the Eucharist

b)

The accusation of Judas

c)

The washing of the disciples’ feet

d)

The teaching of the Lord’s Prayer

18.

This Christian virtue tempers Ambition and Pride:_______________________

a)

Humility

b)

Courage

c)

Wisdom

d)

Love

19.

The definition of this term is as a mediator between God and God’s People:____________________

a)

Priest

b)

Prophet

c)

Advocate

d)

Bishop

20.

This is the Visible Representation of the Power of the Invisible God:____________________

a)

Glory of God

b)

Book of Signs

c)

The Vine

d)

The Beloved Disciple

21.

The Gospel of John was written by this unique character:

a)

Nicodemus

b)

Lazarus

c)

Mary Magdala

d)

The Beloved Disciple

22.

The Gospel of John identifies this character as the Holy Spirit in the final portion of the Passion Narrative:

a)

The Beloved Disciple

b)

The Good Shepherd

c)

The Vine and the Branches

d)

The Advocate

23.

Jesus decides not to participate in this Jewish celebration during his ministry, known commonly as Sukkot:

a)

Hanukkah

b)

The Feast of the Tabernacles

c)

The Feast of Dedication

d)

Yom Kippur

24.

1. In Chapter 18 Jesus invokes this CLASSIC Godly announcement to his accusers:

a)

The Lamb of God

b)

The Son of God

c)

I AM

d)

The Advocate