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Worksheets2nd Summative - CL 7
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is the temptation showed by the serpent in the story of Adam and Eve?
They will be like a King and Queen
They will be like God
The serpent promise nothing
What hope did God give to Adam and Eve as they left the Garden of Eden?
Someone will come and defeat Satan and be their friend.
Someone will come and defeat Satan and take the punishment for their sin
Someone will come and defeat Satan and give back the punishment for their sin
What kind of leaves did Adam and Eve use to cover their nakedness?
Palm
Olive
Fig
What did God take from Adam to get create Eve?
Adam’s rib
Adam’s leg
Adam’s left arm
What came into the world because of sin?
Jesus
Satan
Death
Who was Adam and Eve’s first son?
Noah
Abel
Cain
Which of Adam and Eve’s son was a farmer?
Abel
Cain
Caleb
What did Cain do as a result of his anger and jealousy?
He yelled at his parents
He killed his brother
He make friends with his brother
When we worship, what God sees in us?
Our prayer
our voice
our attitude
Why did God not accept Cain’s offering?
Because Cain had a poor attitude
Because Cain gave small sheep for God
Because Cain did not offer anything
Which of the following is good habit that empowers you to do good with ease.
Virtue
Peer pressure
Conscience
Which of the following is true?
Conscience is s judgement of reason and intellect
Conscience is a gut feeling
Conscience has to do with your heart
What should govern the mind and ground us in reality?
Emotions
will
reason
It is the virtue that keeps our determination strong to achieve our goals in life, despite the difficulties that come our way.
Fairness
perseverance
prudence
Our ability to do what is good using our intellect and free will.
Conscience
decision
Authentic Freedom
Right or true conscience is the judgment of the mind on the morality of an action already performed.
TRUE
FALSE
Certain conscience is the conscience when it has no prudent fear of being wrong about its judgment on some moral issues.
TRUE
FALSE
Doubtful conscience is when it wrongly decides that something is lawful but in fact is unlawful, or vice versa.
TRUE
FALSE
Conscience always makes particular judgments about actual situations facing us.
TRUE
FALSE
Conscience obliges us to do good that makes us truly free
TRUE
FALSE
