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Worksheets7 RE Term 3 Discovering the New Testament
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 8mins
Who is the main character in the New Testament?
The Apostle Paul
Jesus of Nazareth
Constantine
Mary the Mother of God
What does the term 'testament' mean?
Book
Covenant
Bible
Faith
During what time frame was the New Testament written in?
50-150CE
1400-1950 BCE
580-520 BCE
300-1600 CE
Who did Paul mostly write his letters to?
Levites
Gentile (non-Jewish) Christian congregations
Pharisees
Converts from Judaism to Christianity
What language was the New Testament originally written in?
Greek
Persian
Latin
English
What are the synoptic gospels?
Luke and Matthew
John and Matthew
Deuteronomy, Romans, Epistles
Matthew, Mark, Luke
How many journeys did Paul go on (altogether)?
1
5
3
4
The term creed means what?
I commit
I believe
I have faith
I agree
Who was the emperor who converted to Christianity and thus made Christianity the legal religion of the empire?
St. Paul
Constantine
Augustus
Nero
When was the Nicene Creed formally adopted?
381 CE
100 CE
50 BCE
325 CE
Which of the following is a statement NOT in the Nicene Creed?
I believe in One God
I believe in one Lord Jesus Christ
I believe in the Eucharist
I believe in the Holy Spirit
Who did Matthew write his Gospel for?
Gentile Christians
Predominantly converts to Christianity from Judaism
Jewish group of Christians
Gentile community (Christians with non-Jewish background)
Who did Mark write his gospel for?
Converts to Christianity from Judaism
Gentile community (Christians with non-Jewish background)
Gentile Christians
Jewish group of Christians
Who did Luke write his gospel for?
Converts to Christianity from Judaism
Gentile Christians
Jewish group of Christians?
Gentile community (Christians with non-Jewish background)
Who did John write his gospel for?
Gentile community (Christians with non-Jewish background)
Jewish group of Christians
Gentile Christians
Converts to Christianity from Judaism
What types of Bible truths are there?
Moral, Historical, Religious, Scientific
Biblical, Proverbial, Scientific
Moral, Real life, Historical, Myth
Myths, Letters, Religious, Biblical
Why was St. Paul significant to the growth of Christianity?
He legalised the religion
He traveled far and wide, spreading the gospel messages, establishing churches
He took over the role of patron of the Christian faith
He sacrificed his life for us
What do we mean by 'synoptic' gospels?
They share many of the same accounts of Christ, often shared in the same order and with the same wording.
The 4 gospels are intentionally different in their parables and miracles
They are exactly similar, describing Jesus in the same manner
