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Creation and Genesis

Total questions: 43

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

did you review your scripture verse for this week?

a)

yes

b)

no

2.

did God create everything out of nothing?

a)

yes

b)

no

3.

can man create anything out of nothing?

a)

yes

b)

no

4.

did God create only material things?

a)

yes

b)

no

5.

did God create spiritual things, like angels and human souls?

a)

yes

b)

no

6.

are angels more intelligent and powerful than we are?

a)

yes

b)

no

7.

do fallen angels want us to be happy?

a)

yes

b)

no

8.

does God have a plan for out happiness?

a)

yes

b)

no

9.

what are the three things that the creation story in the Bible teaches us?

a)

God created the world in a orderly way to share his love

b)

there is only one God

c)

you shall not disobey God, for he created the world

d)

everything made by God is good

e)

God's strength is unmatched

10.

what two parts are a human made of?

a)

intellect

b)

body

c)

free will

d)

soul

11.

what are the effects of sin?

a)

good will

b)

death

c)

sickness

d)

lies

e)

slavery to the devil

12.

what does the redeemer of the human race do?

a)

they would make us live forever on earth

b)

reconcile us to God

c)

lead us to death

d)

give our souls sanctifying grace once again

13.

to make something out of nothing; to bring something into existence

a)

crafting

b)

create

c)

make

d)

bring into the world

14.

why did the universe come into existence?

a)

it was inevitable

b)

a man willed it to happen

c)

God wanted it to

15.

what did God say in order for the world to be created?

a)

"may there be a world"

b)

"i will there to be a universe"

c)

"let there be light"

d)

"may the world come into creation"

16.

the ______ story was an oral tradition of the Jewish people

a)

abraham

b)

moses

c)

creation

d)

book of revelation

17.

the name "adam" means

a)

creation

b)

person

c)

father

d)

man

18.

the name "eve" means

a)

woman

b)

creation

c)

person

d)

mother of all living

19.

God gave adam and eve authority over _______

a)

other humans

b)

plants

c)

everything

d)

animals

20.

what are the two powers of the soul?

a)

will

b)

God's image and likeness

c)

intellect

d)

immortality

21.

why are we made in God's image and likeness?

a)

we both have a body and soul

b)

he created us

c)

we both have a soul

d)

he gave us souls to make us live forever

22.

though all men are created equal, this does not mean everybody is the same. it means everyone has ________

a)

free will and intellect

b)

intellect

c)

basic rights

d)

dignity

23.

when God created adam and eve, he gave them ________

a)

life

b)

the knowledge of good and evil

c)

special gifts

24.

spiritual beings without bodies

a)

God

b)

humans

c)

angels

d)

prophets

25.

angels have ______ intelligence and power than humans

a)

less

b)

greater

c)

equal

26.

evil angels

a)

good angels

b)

the devil

c)

fallen angels

27.

what happened after adam and eve sinned?

a)

God forgave them and allowed them to live in the Garden of Eden once more

b)

they had all of the knowledge of the worlds but were still able to live and love God

c)

they had been able to eat the same fruits ever since

d)

they obtained Original Sin and now had to endure suffering, death, and sickness

28.

chapters 12 - 50 in the book of Genesis are mainly about

a)

The 40 years of wandering in the desert

b)

the flight out of Egypt

c)

God and Abraham's family

d)

God and the world

29.

in the book of Genesis, we see Abraham's putting God's promise in jeopardy by

a)

rejecting God's plan for his life

b)

giving way his wife twice

c)

refusing to change his name

d)

giving his daughter's away to pagan husbands

30.

the main point of the second half of the Genesis story is how God transforms the peoples ________ into something that __________

a)

thoughts, wills good

b)

evil, saves lives

c)

image, idols

d)

none of these

31.

human ____________ lead to broken relationships on all levels

a)

beings

b)

selfishness and sin

c)

greed

d)

lies

32.

suspicion of God's goodness, trust in the world, jealousy, murder, and a search for wisdom apart from the creator are all examples of the various facets of _____________ found in the book of Genesis

a)

human grief

b)

human sin

c)

human intellect

d)

free will

33.

which of these is a Key theme throughout the book of Genesis?

a)

God brings order and beauty out of chaos and darkness

b)

humans are the divine image bearers

c)

God's responses to Sin: justice on rebellion and grace and blessings

d)

the sin and folly of Abraham's family

e)

all of these are key themes

34.

The Hebrew word "tselem" literally means and usually refers to idols

a)

idols

b)

holiness

c)

statue

d)

none of the above

35.

the first 11 chapters in the Book of Genesis are mainly about

a)

God and the world

b)

God and Abraham's family

c)

the flight out of Egypt

d)

the 40 years of wandering in the desert

36.

which of these was a part of God's promise to Abraham in the covenant that he made with him?

a)

all nations would find blessing through his family and the nation of Israel

b)

he would inherit a promised land called Cana

c)

his name would be great throughout the ages

d)

abraham and sarah would grow from two people into a nation of people

e)

all of the above

37.

the drama in the second part of the Genesis story is the sin and foolishness of Abraham and his family and how they are constantly putting God's promises into jeopardy.

a)

true

b)

false

38.

In the Book of Genesis, we see Jacob putting God's promise in jeopardy by

a)

trading his birthright to lead Israel to become King of Persia

b)

becoming a liar and a thief to gain his fathers blessing as the new leader of the Israelites

c)

both of these

d)

none of these

39.

God responds to humanity's corruption and rebellion by choosing Abraham's family to restore the divine ___________ to all nations.

a)

image

b)

blessing

c)

realm

d)

garden

40.

___________ were always meant to be representative of God's rule over creation and stewards of God's good world; The divine image bearers

a)

humans

b)

kings

c)

prophets

d)

priests

41.

God initiates a plan to rescue humanity through the family of __________

a)

david

b)

moses

c)

abraham

d)

jacob

42.

in the Book of Genesis, we see Sarah putting God's promise in jeopardy by

a)

forcing God's hand to bless them with a child by giving Abraham to another woman

b)

by refusing to have children

c)

by sending her son down the Nile river in a basket

43.

in the Book of Genesis, we see Joseph's brothers putting God's promise in jeopardy by

a)

they tried to kill their father Jacob

b)

trying to kill their brother Joseph

c)

they tried to marry many wives

d)

all of these

e)

none of these