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Quiz Unit 1. Note 1,2,3 Faith and Hope

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 41mins

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1.

Read Genesis 5:32-10:1, and answer the questions.


Why did the Lord decide to destroy mankind in a flood?

a)

They had become wicked and had evil in their hearts.

b)

They had built idols to false gods.

c)

The number of men was too great for the land to support.

d)

They had broken the Ten Commandments.

2.

How big was Noah's ark?

a)

100 cubits (150 ft., 46 m) long, 20 cubits (30 ft., 9 m) wide, 10 cubits (15 ft., 5 m) high

b)

200 cubits (300 ft., 91 m) long, 50 cubits (75 ft., 23 m) wide, 20 cubits (40 ft., 12 m) high

c)

300 cubits (450 ft., 137 m) long, 50 cubits (75 ft., 23 m) wide, 30 cubits (45 ft., 14 m) high

d)

300 cubits (450 ft., 137 m) long, 100 cubits (150 ft., 46 m) wide, 50 cubits (75 ft., 23 m) high

3.

How old was Noah when the flood began? He was ... years old.

(a)  

4.

How long did the rain last?

(a)  

5.

How long did Noah stay on the ark before the Lord told him it was time to get out?

a)

40 days and nights

b)

150 days

c)

Over seven months

d)

Over one year.

6.

What are the lessons do you get according to Noah's life? (More than one answer are possible)

a)

The story of Noah teaches that God can and will destroy humankind if we become corrupt.

b)

We can never go wrong when we listen to God.

c)

Noah’s ark story also teaches us something important about obedience. After we learn all of the details about the ark, we are told in Genesis 6:22 that Noah complied and listen to God. The verse reads, “Noah did everything just as God commanded him.”

d)

Noah is described as being righteous, blameless and faithful. Noah in Genesis is an example to us if we do with our effort, we can be righteous man.

e)

In the end, the story in Genesis 6-9 of Noah and his ark tells us that God keeps His promises and covenants. All we have to do as humans is trust in the same way Noah did.

7.

What does Abram mean?

a)

Father of rain

b)

Father of height

c)

Father of a herd

d)

Father of force

8.

Which land did the Lord promise to Abram?

a)

Egypt

b)

Mesopotamia

c)

Assyria

d)

Canaan

9.

What did God's new name for Abraham mean?

a)

Father of rain

b)

Father of many heights

c)

Father of a multitude

d)

Father of the faithful

10.

What are the lessons do you get based on Abraham's life? (More than one answer are avaiable)

a)

Through Abraham’s example, we see that we must demonstrate our faith by being obedient to God only to demonstrate our faith.

b)

Abraham’s belief was unhampered by the fact that he was almost a hundred years old; he was not weak in faith. He was strong in faith. Faith is a deep conviction that God’s words are true and that God will perform all that He promises. Abraham simply believed that God would do what He said.

c)

Abraham believed that God was able to give him another son (even many desendants), if God had not spared Isaac’s life (Genesis 22).

d)

Nothing is too hard for God. Nothing is impossible for God. That is an example for all of us today, that our faith should be strong in God.

e)

Abraham departed, and he trusted and believed God that He would guide him and his family into uncharted territory. There was no questioning and no wavering! He showed his faith by departing. This was a profound act of faith.

11.

The true facts about Saint Monica are ...

a)

She was born in 331 A.D in Tagaste

b)

She had three children they were Augustine, Navigius, Perpetua.

c)

She was married at a young age with a Manichaean named Patricius.

d)

At once Saint Monica asked Patricius to allow Augustine to be baptized.

He agreed but finally he cancelled his permission.

e)

One year before Patricius died, she succeeded to convert her family. Later, St. Monica and St. Augustine spread the Gospel in Africa

12.

Some lessons we got according to Saint Monica's life are ...

a)

perseverance in prayer

b)

patience in the midst of conflict

c)

self sacrifice and expectant faith

d)

obedience and living in righteousness

e)

seeking help for herself

13.

Three responses of human when facing problem are ... . (answer using this pattern: ..., (a)   , ... example: happy, sad, stand down)

14.

Examples of fight responses are ... .

a)

retreat

b)

persevere

c)

give away

d)

attack

e)

defend your position

15.

Examples of flight response are ... .

a)

stand on your ground

b)

move on

c)

give up

d)

discard

e)

dig in

16.

Food, water, clothing, and shelter are categorized in ... .

(a)  

17.

The highest level of psychological development according to Maslow's pyramid which is someone's full personal potential is achieved, which occurs usually after basic bodily and ego needs have been fulfilled so called ... .

(a)