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WorksheetsBible Unit 5 8th Grade
Total questions: 84
Worksheet time: 1hrs 6mins
What is a government where the ruler has complete control of all legislative, executive, and judicial powers?
(a)
What is Calvary units attached to auxiliary units of the Roman Legion?
(a)
What is an artificial channel or large pipe for bringing water from a distance?
(a)
What is a body of soldiers in the ancient Roman army; it probably consisted of 100 soldiers?
(a)
What is a Jewish ritual in which a boy is circumcised when he is eight days old a symbol of the Covenant which, according the Bible, God made with Abraham?
(a)
What is part of the ancient Roman legion; three to six hundred soldiers were in each cohort, and ten cohorts in each legion?
(a)
What is an official appointed by the government to live in a foreign city, to look after business interests of his own country, and to protect citizens of his country who are traveling or living there?
(a)
What is a group of countries or states under one ruler or government?
(a)
What is a subdivision of the ancient Roman legion; containing 60 or 120 men?
(a)
What is a member of the nobility of Ancient Rome?
(a)
What is one of the main divisions of a country?
(a)
What is a nation or state in which the citizens elect representatives to manage the government, which is usually headed by a president?
(a)
Most of the Roman Empire surrounded the Persian Gulf.
True
False
The Roman Empire stretched from England to Persia and from the Sahara Desert to northwestern Germany.
True
False
The center of the Roman Empire was Rome.
True
False
Rome was about 250 years old when Jesus Christ was born.
True
False
The city of Rome was founded on the banks of the Po River.
True
False
Rome's territories were independent until 21 BC.
True
False
Rome was a republic from 509 BC to (a) BC.
The patricians enjoyed full (a) .
The patricians and plebeians made up the new (a) class.
The northern Kingdom was known as (a) .
The southern kingdom was known as (a) .
The kingdom of Israel was expanded by (a) .
Came from priestly families
Pharisees
Sadducees
Believed the Law should be open to new interpretations.
Pharisees
Sadducees
Favored the Old Ways
Pharisees
Sadducees
Denied doctrine of resurrection
Pharisees
Sadducees
Opposed foreign Influences
Pharisees
Sadducees
Concerned with outward observance of the Law
Pharisees
Sadducees
How old was Jesus when He began His public ministry?
(a)
How many disciples were there?
(a)
John (brother of (a) )
James(brother of (a) )
Bartholomew or ( (a) )
Matthew or ( (a) )
Andrew (brother of _____ _____)
(a)
Thaddeus or ( (a) )
Thomas or ( (a) )
Simon or (___ _________)
(a)
Jesus is the chief cornerstone.
True
False
Jesus was before Abraham.
True
False
Under what group of kings were the Jews permitted to practice their religion freely?
The Ptolemaic Kings
The German Kings
The British Kings
The Syrian Kings
After the death of Alexander, Israel first came under the rule of ________, then the rule of ________
Syria then Egypt
Syria then Greece
Egypt then Syria
Rome then Syria
Jesus preached that the kingdom of God was at hand.
True
False
A person can only enter the kingdom of God through repentance and faith in Christ.
True
False
Jesus preached that love is the fulfilling of the Law of God.
True
False
The Gospel that Jesus taught was that God forgives some men of their sins.
True
False
Pentecost means _______.
fiftieth day
fortieth day
twentieth day
Feast of Passover
The Feast of Unleavened Bread is also called...
Feast of Passover
Feast of Ingathering
Feast of Harvest
Pentecost
Who did the disciples see guiding them?
The Holy Spirit
Rome
The Church
An Angel
The early church was made up of...
Hebrews and Hellenists
Syrians and Greeks
Samarians and Jews
All of the them
The Hebrews were ______ speaking Jews from the Land of Israel
Greek
Arabic
Aramaic
Egyptian
The Hellenists were ______ speaking Jews.
Greek
Arabic
Aramaic
Egyptian
The Hellenists complained that their ______ were being slighted in the daily distribution.
children
ministers
elderly
widows
Name one of the seven deacons chosen to wait tables.
(a)
Some Jews believed that the Apostles and the church were a threat to (a) .
Many Jews saw Jesus as a __________ and a ___________
Disturber and Criminal
Savior and Nice Guy
Miracle Worker and Doctor
Prophet and King
The first Christian martyr was (a) .
Jerusalem had about (a) synagogues.
Traveling Jews worshipped in synagogues that were built for them in Jerusalem.
Name one of the five places they may have been from.
(a)
Tarsus was located in (a) .
Saul was from (a) .
Philip was a Gentile of Roman origin.
True
False
Barnabas was assisted by Saul in his work at Antioch.
True
False
The disciples were called Christians first at Cyprus.
True
False
Most of the Roman Empire surrounded the Mediterranean Sea.
True
False
Most of the Roman Empire Surrounded the Bering Sea.
True
False
Philip preached to the Samaritans about Jesus Christ.
True
False
(a) was an island province
These men served in the army for 20 years.
(a)
The governor of Judea when Jesus died.
(a)
The third king of Israel.
(a)
Who made Alexandria the seat of his government after Alexander the Great died in 323 BC?
Ptolemy I Soter
Ptolemy II
Socrates
Claudius
At the time of Saul's conversion, Damascus was under the rule of the (a) kings.
Paul was the first Christian martyr.
True
False
The first person to see Jesus after His Resurrection.
(a)
Roman Centurion who accepted Christ after Peter shared the Gospel with him.
(a)
The Ethiopian eunuch was reading from (a) 53 when he met Philip.
After the death of Judas Iscariot, (a) was chosen to replace him.
Pax Romana means ________ ______.
(a)
Who fought valiantly against the Syrian forces and in 141 BC they finally won a complete victory over their enemies.
The Maccabees
The Egyptians
The Russians
The Romans
Peter had gone to Lydda where he ministered to (a) .
Peter raised (a) from the dead in Joppa.
