WorksheetsCD 6 - 1st Quarterly Assessment
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
He was Moses’ assistant who later became his successor
Joshua
Abraham
Daniel
Abednego
Contains God’s promises and commands to us
Superbook
Diary
Bible
Reflection Journal
It is the way of the disobedient
Straight Path
Narrow Path
Crooked Path
Wide Path
A covenant or declaration that one will do exactly what he says
Agreement
Testament
Commitment
Promise
It involves accepting your guilt and turning away from your sin
Apology
Resolution
Repentance
Affirmation
God saved him from the mouth of the lion because of his faithfulness
David
Daniel
Abraham
Shadrach
Humble submission to God’s commands
Obedience
Trust
Acceptance
Restoration
A firm confidence or an assured reliance in the character, ability, strength, or truth of someone or something
Obedience
Trust
Acceptance
Promise
It is the way of those who obey God’s commands
Straight Path
Crooked Path
Narrow Path
Parallel Path
God sent him to lead His people out of captivity from the hands of the Egyptians.
Joshua
Daniel
Moses
Abraham
Breaking promises is consistent with God’s character.
TRUE
FALSE
Our success depends on how much we obey God’s commands in our lives.
TRUE
FALSE
A promise from God does not necessarily mean no work on our part. God's promise requires us to do our part.
TRUE
FALSE
The Bible helps us make wise decisions.
TRUE
FALSE
A white lie is okay as long as you are not hurting or harming someone.
TRUE
FALSE
God’s rules and commands are very much like a straight path for us to walk in.
TRUE
FALSE
Whenever you fail to follow instructions, you suffer the consequence of it.
TRUE
FALSE
It is okay to commit mistakes and experience consequences because we can undo them anyway.
TRUE
FALSE
It is not enough to keep God’s commands in our hearts. We must seek to follow them.
TRUE
FALSE
People often find it hard to pay attention and follow instructions.
TRUE
FALSE
Some of God’s instructions can be taken lightly.
TRUE
FALSE
Wise decisions never contradict God’s Word.
TRUE
FALSE
God forces people to believe in His Word and obey them for their own good.
TRUE
FALSE
Doing what is right means making wise decisions.
TRUE
FALSE
Keeping God’s Word in our hearts does not necessarily mean obedience.
TRUE
FALSE
What did Daniel continue to do every day in spite of the new law given which is to worship only the king of Babylon?
Prayed
Bowed
worked
ran away
Why did the other leaders want to find something wrong with Daniel?
Because they were afraid of him
Because they were jealous of him
Because they want to make fun of him
Because they want to make him bow down to them
How many times each day did Daniel pray to the Lord?
Twice a day
Once a day
Three times a day
None of the above
Daniel and his friends were highly regarded for their good qualities. What were these?
They were regarded for their physical appearance.
They were regarded for their humor and creativity.
They were regarded for their friendship.
They were regarded for their intelligence and wisdom.
A law was passed ordering everyone to bow before a golden image. Daniel and his friends did the following EXCEPT one.
They stood their ground and kept their faith in God.
They refused to bow down before a golden image.
They stood in their faith that God alone is to be worshipped.
They kept silent and did nothing about the situation.
Daniel and his friends were exiles from Jerusalem to ___________.
Egypt
Canaan
Babylon
Samaria
Where were Daniel’s friends thrown after they did not bow down before the golden image?
They were thrown into the pit
They were thrown into the lake of fire
They were thrown into the fiery furnace
None of the above
Daniel and his friends went through life-and-death challenges but they did not die because God was with them and saved them. Below are the reasons why God regarded them this much EXCEPT one.
They honored God with their wise decision.
They had the courage to do what was right.
They stood for what they believed in and that is to honor God in their lives.
They were hardworking, handsome, strong men of their time.
Why trust God’s promises?
God, who promised, is Faithful.
God is not like a man that should lie.
God’s promises stand firm forever.
All of the above
Learning from the life of Joshua, _____________ is a pre-requisite to success.
hard work
obedience
sacrifice
self-love
What should we meditate on it day and night so that we may be prosperous and successful wherever we go?
The Holy Scripture
The Bible
The Book of the Law
All of the above
Below are reasons why we should trust God EXCEPT one.
He is attentive to our cries.
He responds to our needs.
He helps us because we are worthy of His grace.
He takes care of us.
Which is TRUE about the Bible’s description of wise decisions?
Wise decisions are not necessary to do at all times.
Wise decisions depend upon the situation.
Wise decisions sometimes bring you into trouble.
Wise decisions mean doing what is right at all times
What does it mean to pay attention to God’s instruction?
Listening intently
Responding positively to instructions
Valuing them like a treasured possession
All of the above
What was Daniel’s position in the palace of the king?
He was the chief cook
He was one of the three highest officials
He was the chief guard
He was an entertainer
Why were the other officials get jealous of Daniel?
Because Daniel was handsome
Because Daniel was rich
Because Daniel was proud
Because King Darius favored Daniel
What was the new rule or law that the other governors made?
Everyone has to eat honey
Everyone could only pray and bow to the king
Everyone had to give the king money
Everyone had to feed the king
What would be the punishment if someone did not obey the new law or rule?
They would be thrown into the furnace
They would be put in jail
They would be thrown into the lions' den
They would become slaves
What was Daniel’s response when he heard about the law that the governors made?
He continued to pray to God three times a day.
He fled from another country.
He prayed and bowed down to the king.
He did not pay attention to the law.
In the lion’s den, what did Daniel do?
He was so discouraged that he mocked God.
He was devastated and afraid.
He looked for a way how he can escape.
He continued to trust God for safety.
Because he broke the law, Daniel was thrown into the lions' den. Who did God send to help Daniel, by shutting the lions' mouths?
a lion trainer
a prophet
an angel
a pastor
What is one of the lessons we can learn from the tests in Daniel's life?
Having the courage to do what is right is different from making wise decisions.
Making wise decisions does not necessarily mean doing the right thing
at all times.
God protects those who stand for Him and obey His Word no matter what.
None of the above
It takes great __________ to do what is right.
courage
influence
pride
fear
Following what God says can be __________, but it’s all worth it.
confusing
intimidating
alarming
costly
God ___________ those who stand for Him.
detests
protects
repays
ignores
