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Lent & Parables of Jesus Study Quiz

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
In the parable of the workers in the vineyard, how does the landowner respond to the workers who are complaining?
a)
He sends them away without their pay
b)
He doubles their workload
c)
He ends up paying them more
d)
He tells them that he can be generous with the others if he wishes
2.

Lent lasts this many days plus Sundays.

a)

10 days

b)

50 days

c)

40 days

d)

3 weeks

3.

This happened on the Thursday before Good Friday.

a)

Jesus' triumphant entry

b)

Jesus turned over the tables in the temple

c)

The last supper

d)

Jesus walked on water

4.

The person who betrayed Jesus was.

a)

Peter

b)

Judas

c)

Simon

d)

Andrew

5.

After Jesus was baptized he went into the desert for this many days.

a)

30

b)

20

c)

60

d)

40

6.

The last place Jesus was taken to and tempted was.

a)

The tallest spire on the temple

b)

The desert and told to turn rocks into bread

c)

The rough water on the Sea of Galilee

d)

The highest mountain

7.

When Jesus rode into Jerusalem, he was on a.

a)

Donkey that had never been sat on before

b)

Camel that had never been sat on before

c)

Horse that had never been sat on before

d)

Zebra that had never been sat on before

8.

The Passion of Christ is remembered through this

a)

Stations of the Cross

b)

Shrove Tuesday

c)

Ash Wednesday

d)

Good Friday

9.

What is a parable?

a)

A prayer we say at mass

b)

A poem

c)

A story/lesson from the Bible

d)

A homily given by the priest

10.

Sow means to:

a)

plant

b)

water

c)

eat

11.

In the parable of the sower, what do seeds represent?

a)

Holy Spirit

b)

Doubt

c)

Joy

d)

Word of God

12.

Why did Jesus use parables to teach people?

a)

He wanted ordinary people to understand the Kingdom of God.

b)

He did not want to offend people.

c)

He wanted common people to take interest in politics.

d)

He did not want affluent people to understand what He is saying.

13.

Which son asked his father for the share of the money?

a)

Younger son

b)

Older son

c)

Twin son

14.

Once the son arrived at the new city, what did he do with his money?

a)

He wasted his money on silly things

b)

He shared it with the local people

c)

He spend some on food, gave some away, and saved some for the future

d)

He saved it all

15.

What kind of work did the prodigal son do for the farmer?

a)

Milk the cows

b)

Feed the chickens

c)

Feed the pigs

d)

Walk the dog

16.

What happened to the seed that fell upon the path?

a)

It was choked by thorns.

b)

It was eaten by birds.

c)

It was scorched by the sun.

d)

It grew and produced fruit.

17.

What does the woman do when she finds the lost coin?

a)

Puts the coin in a safe place so she doesn't lose it again.

b)

Gives it to the poor.

c)

Calls her neighbors to come rejoice and celebrate with her.

d)

None of the above.

18.

The Shepherd had this many sheep when the Parable begins.

a)

100

b)

1000

c)

50

d)

10

19.

Why did most people not like the Samaritans at the time of Jesus?

a)

They kept to themselves and wouldn't trade with others and there was a history of problems between the 2 groups

b)

They would trade with everyone and not keep to themselves and there had been a historical problem between the 2 groups.

c)

They didn't speak the same language

d)

They were from Samaria and they thought they were untrustworthy.

20.

How did Jesus change the ending of the Prodigal Son from the version commonly known at the time?

a)

He had less son's in his version

b)

The older son was the one who went away

c)

The Father didn't forgive his son in the original

d)

The story was about daughters not sons

21.

These were the two people at the Temple when Jesus was presented.

a)

Michael and Karen

b)

Simeon & Anna

c)

Pete and James

d)

Mary's Parents

22.

Mary and Joseph were not able to find Jesus for 3 days in the city of?

a)

Jerusalem

b)

Bethlehem

c)

Nazareth

d)

Rome