WorksheetsUnit 1 (Spring 2021) Review
Total questions: 79
Worksheet time: 1hrs 23mins
Which is NOT a step in the process of Oral Tradition?
Kerygma
Didache
liturgy
lecture
This Jewish group took their name from their desire to be separated from the mainstream culture and held to a strict LITERAL observance of the Torah
Pharisees
Sadducees
Essenes
Zealots
About what time was the Gospel of Mark written?
80 AD
70 BC
60 AD
90 AD
In Mark's Gospel, Jesus is depicted as...
very divine
very human
not knowing who He is
none of these
Mark's real name was most likely:
Peter
Mark
John Mark
Athanasius
True or False: The Gospel of Mark is the shortest Gospel.
True
False
In the Gospel of Mark, Jesus is portrayed as...
The Glorious Messiah
The Suffering Servant
The Angry Demon-Slayer
The Mystical Legendary Pokemon
True or False: Mark depicts Jesus as fulfilling the psalms prediction of the coming of a Messianic King.
True
False
Which of the following is true?
Mark was a very old man at the time Jesus was born.
Jesus was best friends with Mark.
Mark was friends with Peter, from whom he received most of his information
None of these are true.
What was the end of Mark's Gospel like?
it was long and drawn out
it was abrupt and short
it clearly defines Christ as the Messiah for the reader
none of these are correct
How did John the Baptist die?
He was dismembered
He was given poison
He watched the dance and scratched his eyes out
He was beheaded
Which of the following contains the accounts and teachings of Jesus Christ?
New Testament
Old Testament
Hebrew Scripture
Gospels
Mark, Matthew, Luke, and John wrote the...
Gospels
Acts of the Apostles
Epistles
Book of Revelation
How many books are in the New Testament?
27
26
46
47
How many Gospels are there?
4
1
21
5
The word “Gospel” means?
The beginning
The goal
Good News
Jesus’s love
Where was Jesus baptized?
The ocean
Lake Ponchatrain
The River Jordan
In the temple
Which of the synoptic gospels contain an infancy narrative?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Which gospels are considered synoptic?
Mark
Matthew
Luke
John
Which gospel presents Jesus as a suffering servant and Son of Man?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Which gospel presents Jesus as a new Moses and Emmanuel?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Which two sources are shared amongst the synoptic gospels?
Mark
Q
L
X
How is Matthew's gospel organized?
Passion Narratives to parables
no organization
Galilee to Jerusalem
five discourses
Which gospel writer was a Tax Collector before becoming a disciple?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
This gospel has the most shared synoptic material:
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
This gospel depicts Jesus' disciples as those who don't get it:
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
This book is not part of the Synoptic Gospels:
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
His gospel account was written to a primarily Jewish audience
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
This gospel writer emphasized Jesus as the "Suffering Servant"
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
One of the main purposes of this gospel was to flash Jesus' credentials
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
These gospel writers provide the only two accounts of the Infancy Narratives:
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
This gospel writer has the most OT references and connects the OT and NT well by starting with the genealogy of Jesus
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
This gospel has the most occurences of the "Messianic Secret"
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
This gospel writer connects Jesus to Israel by viewing him as the fulfillment of their entire story
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
This author writes in an "Episodic" fashion, writing short and to the point accounts mostly of what Jesus did
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
This gospel is Jewish, writes to the Jews about Jewish things and has the most OT references
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
The literary device used in the Synoptic Gospels where common, everyday items are used to symbolically convey unfamiliar truth.
simile
metaphor
parable
allegory
Luke original audience was:
Greek Christians
Jews
Gentiles
Spanish Catholics
Luke was an associate of the Apostle :
Paul
Creol
Sampson
David
His perfect human nature as the Son of Man, yet also Son of God, is brought out by the following:
His physical birth with his genealogy traced all the way back to Adam
His physical and mental development as a human is stressed in 2:40-52
His moral and spiritual perfection is stressed at His baptism by the voice of the Father from heaven and by the anointing of the Holy Spirit
His physical death on the cross and glorious resurrection demonstrates that He was man; and yet – more than human
His ability to walk on water and preform miracles
Which Gospel is not considered a Synoptic Gospel?
Mark
Matthew
Luke
John
When was the Gospel of John written?
60-65 AD
70-80 AD
80-85 AD
90-100 AD
Originally, who was thought to be the author of the Gospel of John?
The Protector
The Apostle Matthew
The Apostle Mark
The Apostle John, the Beloved Disciple
"The Word became flesh" means what?
God became a man and lived with us.
The Bible is preached.
John the Baptist started preaching.
Preaching the Gospel takes on flesh.
Who is referred to as "the Word"?
God
Jesus
John the Baptist
The Bible
Jesus is referred to as the Logos (the Word) of God. The Greeks believed the word "logos" to mean ...
The divine reason that holds the universe together, giving Creation order & structure.
The Messiah
The Christ
The wisdom of Aristotle
