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AYF Bible Quiz -- Oct. 11

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Memory text: Proverbs 1: 8, NKJV

a)

A good man leaves an inheritance to his children’s children,

And the wealth of the sinner is stored up for the righteous.

b)

My son, hear the instruction of your father,

And do not forsake the law of your mother;

c)

Therefore you are no longer a slave, but a son; and if a son, then an heir through God.

d)

Correct your son, and he will give you comfort;

He will also delight your soul.

2.

As human beings, we are always (ideally) __________. In fact, life itself is a school.

a)

Questioning,

b)

Learning

c)

Studying

3.

Song and prayer and lessons from the Scriptures were to be adapted to the opening mind. Fathers and mothers were to instruct their children that the law of God is an expression of His character, and that as they received the principles of the law into the heart, the image of God was traced on mind and soul. Much of the teaching was oral; but the youth also learned to read the Hebrew writings; and the parchment rolls of the Old Testament Scriptures were open to their study.”—

a)

Adventist Home, p. 69

b)

The Ministry of Healing, p. 69

c)

The Desire of Ages, p. 69

4.

For most of human history, education took place mostly in the _______, especially for the early years.

a)

School

b)

Church

c)

Home

5.

Education, p. 33 --- states that:

a)

“The system of education established in Eden centered in the family. Adam was ‘the son of God’ (Luke 3:38), and it was from their Father that the children of the Highest received instruction. Theirs, in the truest sense, was a family school.”—

b)

Much of the teaching was oral; but the youth also learned to read the Hebrew writings; and the parchment rolls of the Old Testament Scriptures were open to their study.”—

c)

“From the earliest times the faithful in Israel had given much

care to the education of the youth. The Lord had directed that even from babyhood the children should be taught of His goodness and His greatness, especially as revealed in His law, and shown in the history of Israel.

6.

We haven’t been given many details—none, really—in the initial pages of Scripture regarding the kind of family education that went on in the earliest days of human history, though we can be sure that it was in the family structure itself that education took place back then.

a)

Wrong

b)

True

c)

Maybe

7.

“The system of education instituted at the beginning of the world was to be a model for man throughout all aftertime. As an illustration of its principles a model school was established in Eden, the home of our first parents.”

a)

Education, p. 33.

b)

Education, p. 20.

c)

The Desire of Ages, p. 69.

8.

Christian education is a commitment to educating families and members in ________, ________, ________, _______, _______, and ________.

a)

doctrine, worship, instruction, singing, fellowship, and evangelism

b)

doctrine, worship, instruction, praying, evangelism, and

service.

c)

doctrine, worship, instruction, fellowship, evangelism, and

service.

d)

doctrine, fellowship, giving, praying, evangelism, and

service.

9.

_______ is where you minister to family members about the love and promises of God. It is where Jesus is introduced to children as their Lord and Savior and Friend and where the Bible is upheld as the Word of God. _________ is where you model what a healthy relationship with our

heavenly Father looks like.

a)

Home School & Family

b)

Home & Family

c)

School & Family

10.

In ____________, we have both Cain and Abel bringing their offerings to the Lord. We surely can assume that they learned about the meaning and importance of the offerings as part of their family education regarding the plan of __________.

a)

Genesis 4: 5 - 9, Redemption

b)

Genesis 4: 14, Reconciliation

c)

Genesis 4:1–4, Salvation

11.

The Childhood of Jesus

a)

Scripture gives us complete detail about the childhood of Jesus..

b)

Scripture gives us complete detail about the childhood of Jesus. Much from those years remains a mystery.

c)

Scripture gives us very little detail about the childhood of Jesus. Much from those years remains a mystery.

12.

The Desire of Ages, p. 70. --- states that....

a)

“The child Jesus did not receive instruction in the synagogue schools. His mother was His first human teacher. From her lips and from the scrolls of the prophets, He learned of heavenly things. The very words which He Himself had spoken to Moses for Israel He was now taught at His mother’s knee. As He advanced from childhood to youth, He did not seek the schools of the rabbis. He needed not the education to be obtained from such sources; for God was His instructor.”—

b)

“The child Jesus receive instruction in the synagogue schools. His mother was His first human teacher. From her lips and from the scrolls of the prophets, He learned of heavenly things. The very words which He Himself had spoken to Moses for Israel He was now taught at His mother’s knee. As He advanced from childhood to youth, He did not seek the schools of the rabbis. He needed not the education to be obtained from such sources; for God was His instructor.”—

c)

“The child Jesus receive instruction in the synagogue schools. His mother was His first human teacher. From her lips and from the scrolls of the prophets, He learned of heavenly things. The very words which He Himself had spoken to Moses for Israel He was now taught at His mother’s knee. As He advanced from childhood to youth, He did not seek the schools of the rabbis. He need the education to be obtained from such sources; for God was His instructor.”—

13.

Jesus had knowledge and wisdom that had been imparted to Him only by the Lord.

a)

False --- Because Jesus had knowledge and wisdom that had been imparted to Him by His parents

b)

True

14.

In a very real sense, education at any level is __________.

a)

Learning

b)

Entertaining

c)

Communication

15.

The ________ is the one who has knowledge, wisdom, information, facts, whatever, to convey to the ________.

a)

Parent, Teacher

b)

Teacher, Student

c)

Student, Parent

d)

Teacher, Parent

16.

Someone filled with a lot of _______ must be able to ________ it to others; otherwise, what good is all that he or she knows, at least in terms of teaching?

a)

Information, teach

b)

knowledge, communicate

c)

understanding, teach

17.

Good teaching skills are not just the ability to communicate. Also crucial to the whole process is the building of a _________.

a)

Friendship

b)

Communication

c)

Relationship

d)

Education

18.

Ellen G. White, Education, p. 212

a)

“The prophets can impart to his pupils few gifts so valuable as the gift of his own companionship. It is true of men and women, and how much more of youth and children, that only as we come in touch through sympathy can we understand them; and we need to understand in order most effectively to benefit.”—

b)

“The true parent can impart to his pupils few gifts so valuable as the gift of his own companionship. It is true of men and women, and how much more of youth and children, that only as we come in touch through sympathy can we understand them; and we need to understand in order most effectively to benefit.”—

c)

“The true teacher can impart to his pupils few gifts so valuable as the gift of his own companionship. It is true of men and women, and how much more of youth and children, that only as we come in touch through sympathy can we understand them; and we need to understand in order most effectively to benefit.”—

19.

Relationships are established and developed by means of ____________ .

a)

friendship

b)

communication

c)

love

d)

understanding

20.

When Christians do not communicate with God, such as by

reading the Bible or in prayer, their relationship with God stagnates. Families need divine guidance if they are to grow in the grace and knowledge of Christ.

a)

True

b)

False --- When Christians do not communicate with God, such as by reading the Bible or in prayer, their relationship with God stagnates. Families need divine guidance if they are to grow in the grace and knowledge imparted by the teacher.

21.

Taking the time to sow the proper seeds of communication will not only prepare family members for a personal relationship with Christ, but also help to develop interpersonal relationships within the family.

a)

True

b)

False --- Taking the time to sow the proper seeds of love & communication will not only prepare family members for a personal relationship with Christ, but also help to develop interpersonal relationships within the family & friends.

22.

“And, ye fathers, provoke not your children to wrath: but bring them up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord”

a)

Ephesians 6: 4

b)

Ephesians 4: 6

c)

Proverbs 31: 10, NKJV

23.

“Who can find a virtuous wife? For her worth is far above

rubies”

a)

Prov. 13: 1, NKJV

b)

Prov. 10: 31, NKJV

c)

Prov. 31:10, NKJV

24.

Parents have an awesome __________.

a)

communication

b)

responsibility

c)

understanding

25.

The father is the head of the family, and the family is the nursery of church, school, and society. If the father is weak, irresponsible, and incompetent, then the family, church,

school, and society will suffer the consequences. Fathers should seek to demonstrate the fruit of the Spirit—“love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance” (Gal. 5:22, 23)

a)

True

b)

Maybe

c)

False - The father is the head of the family, and the mother is the nursery of church, school, and society. If the father is weak, irresponsible, and incompetent, then the family, church,

school, and society will suffer the consequences. Fathers & Mothers should seek to demonstrate the fruit of the Spirit—“love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance” (Gal. 5:22, 23)

26.

Mothers, too, have perhaps the most important role in all society. They have great influence in shaping the characters of their children and establishing the mood and temperament of the home. Fathers should do all they can to work with the mothers in the education of their children.

a)

False --- Mothers, too, have perhaps the most important role in the home. They have great influence in shaping the characters of their children and establishing the mood and temperament of the home. Mothers should do all they can to work with the fathers in the education of their children.

b)

True

27.

____________ have a moral obligation to provide a biblical model of Christ and the church by their behavior. The marriage relationship is an analogy of Christ’s relationship to the church. When parents refuse to lead, or if they lead in a tyrannical manner, then they are painting a false picture of Christ for their own children and for the world. God commands all Christian parents to diligently teach their children

a)

Christian father

b)

Christian mother

c)

Christian parents

d)

False ---- The scriptures have a moral obligation to provide a biblical model of Christ and the church by their behavior. The marriage relationship is an analogy of Christ’s relationship to the church. When parents refuse to lead, or if they lead in a tyrannical manner, then they are painting a false picture of Christ for their own children and for the world. God commands all Christian parents to diligently teach their children

28.

________have the responsibility to teach their children to love the Lord with their whole heart. They are to teach the fear of the Lord, a total loving devotion and submission to Him.

a)

Father

b)

Mother

c)

Brother/Sister

d)

Parents

29.

the healing or training we are to give is an ongoing proactive event in which we pour the truth of God into our children and prepare them for their own relationship with Christ.

a)

True

b)

False --- the communication or training we are to give is an ongoing proactive event in which we pour the truth of God into our children and prepare them for their own relationship with Christ.

30.

__________ was Moses’ last will and testament.

a)

Deuteronomy

b)

Genesis

c)

Exodus

d)

Leviticus

31.

______ are to play the first major role in integrating

biblical teachings into their children’s lives, then they have a responsibility to _______ and prepare their own lives in such a manner that they have adequate knowledge and _____ to spend with their children.

a)

True --- parents, organize, time

b)

False --- teachers, teach, money

c)

False --- mother, love, time

32.

Ellen G. White, Education, p. 275 --- states that....

a)

“The child’s first teacher is the scriptures. During the period of

greatest susceptibility and most rapid development his education is to a great degree in her hands.”—

b)

“The child’s first teacher is the parents. During the period of

greatest susceptibility and most rapid development his education is to a great degree in her hands.”—

c)

“The child’s first teacher is the mother. During the period of

greatest susceptibility and most rapid development his education is to a great degree in her hands.”—

33.

This is the essential time when parents ______ to their children about the love and ______ of God. Designating a regularly scheduled time to teach the ______ and promises of God personally to your children will positively impact your family for generations to come.

a)

teach - salvation - love

b)

minister - promises - wisdom

c)

care - promises - faith

34.

Deuteronomy 6:7, NKJV --- says..

a)

“You shall teach them diligently to your children,

and shall talk of them when you sit in your house, when you walk by the way, when you lie down, and when you rise up”

b)

“Who can find a virtuous wife? For her worth is far above

rubies”

c)

“And, ye fathers, provoke not your children to wrath: but bring

them up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord”

35.

“The work of co-operation should begin with the father and mother themselves, in the home life. In the training of their children they have a joint responsibility, and it should be their constant endeavor to act together. Let them yield themselves to God, seeking help from Him to sustain each other. . . . Parents who give this training are not the ones

likely to be found criticizing the teacher. They feel that both the interest of their children and justice to the school demand that, so far as possible, they sustain and honor the one who shares their responsibility.”

—Ellen G. White, Education, p. 283.

a)

Correct

b)

True

c)

False

d)

Maybe