WorksheetsThe Church
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 12mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the meaning of the Greek word "εκκλησία"?
a)
Place of gathering and joy
b)
House of God
c)
Salvation outside the Church
d)
Noah's Ark
2.
What is the purpose of a church building?
a)
To provide a gathering place for believers
b)
To house the Lord Jesus Christ
c)
To resemble heaven on earth
d)
To save humanity from sin
3.
Where do those who believe in the Lord Jesus Christ gather in the Church?
a)
Around His Body and Blood
b)
Inside Noah's Ark
c)
In heaven
d)
Outside the Church
4.
Who stated, "There is no salvation for man if he's outside the Church"?
a)
Noah
b)
St. Cyprian
c)
Jesus Christ
d)
The Greek word "εκκλησία"
5.
How is the Church compared to Noah's Ark?
a)
They both provide salvation
b)
They are both Greek words
c)
They are both physical buildings
d)
They have no connection
6.
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a place of worship in the Old Testament?
a)
Garden of Eden
b)
Altar at Bethel
c)
Tabernacle
d)
Church in the New Testament
7.
How has the building of the Church evolved over time?
a)
It remained unchanged throughout history
b)
It started with the Tabernacle and ended with the Temple
c)
It began with the Garden of Eden and progressed to the Church in the New Testament
d)
It began with the Temple and transitioned to the Tabernacle
8.
What was the purpose of the Tabernacle in the Old Testament?
a)
To provide a gathering place for believers
b)
To house the Lord Jesus Christ
c)
To resemble heaven on earth
d)
To serve as a place of sacrifice and worship
9.
Which of the following is NOT a step in the progression of worship places mentioned in the text?
a)
Garden of Eden
b)
Altar at Bethel
c)
Synagogue
d)
Temple
10.
What is the significance of the Temple in the Old Testament?
a)
It was the final and most sacred place of worship
b)
It was where Noah's Ark was kept
c)
It was where Jesus Christ was born
d)
It symbolized the beginning of Christianity
11.
According to the text, what is considered the first Church in the Old Testament?
a)
The altar
b)
The Tabernacle
c)
Bethel
d)
The Garden of Eden
12.
After the fall, what happened to Adam and Eve in relation to God?
a)
They were separated from God
b)
They continued to communicate with God in the Garden of Eden
c)
They built their own place of worship
d)
They lost faith in God
13.
What did the altar become in relation to God and communication with Him?
a)
The first Church
b)
The dwelling place of God
c)
A symbol of redemption
d)
A place of peace and love
14.
What did Jacob call the place where he dreamt about the ladder to heaven?
a)
The Tabernacle
b)
The Garden of Eden
c)
Bethel
d)
The altar
15.
What was the purpose of the Tabernacle according to the text?
a)
To symbolize redemption
b)
To provide a place of peace and love
c)
To dwell among God's people
d)
To communicate with God
16.
What was the tabernacle in the Old Testament called?
a)
The dwelling place where God dwelt with His people
b)
The Holy Temple
c)
The Church of the New Testament
d)
The symbol of redemption
17.
What was the purpose of the tabernacle of the Testimony?
a)
To symbolize redemption
b)
To house the Ark of the Covenant
c)
To meet with God's people
d)
To guide the people in their journey
18.
How did the tabernacle guide the people in their journey in the wilderness?
a)
By providing a place of worship
b)
By leading them to Jerusalem
c)
By symbolizing their status as strangers in the world
d)
By offering sacrifices
19.
What was the purpose of the Temple in Jerusalem?
a)
To symbolize redemption
b)
To provide a place of worship for God's people
c)
To replace the tabernacle
d)
To guide the people in their journey
20.
According to Solomon, what did the Temple resemble?
a)
The tabernacle in the wilderness
b)
The Holy Mount
c)
The Church of the New Testament
d)
The Ark of the Covenant
21.
What does the shape of a ship symbolize in relation to the Church?
a)
Protection and salvation
b)
The eternal nature of the Church
c)
The crucifixion of Jesus Christ
d)
The Garden of Eden
22.
What does the cross symbolize in relation to the Church?
a)
Protection and salvation
b)
The eternal nature of the Church
c)
The crucifixion of Jesus Christ
d)
The Garden of Eden
23.
What does the circle symbolize in relation to the Church?
a)
Protection and salvation
b)
The eternal nature of the Church
c)
The crucifixion of Jesus Christ
d)
The Garden of Eden
24.
What does the location of the Altar symbolize?
a)
The Holy of Holies in the Tabernacle and the Temple
b)
The Bosom of the Father
c)
The Ark of the Covenant
d)
Heaven
25.
Who is allowed in the Sanctuary?
a)
Everyone attending the Church service
b)
The priest and deacons serving the liturgy
c)
The congregation after receiving the Sacrament of the Eucharist
d)
The Heavenly beings represented in the Niche
26.
What is the iconostasis?
a)
The entrance to the main sanctuary
b)
The area where the deacons stand
c)
The architectural feature of the Orthodox Church
d)
The area where the congregation sits
27.
What does the iconostasis represent?
a)
The relationship between the Sanctuary and the chancel
b)
The unity between the Victorious Church and the Striving Church
c)
The Last Supper and the Crucifix
d)
The entrance to the main sanctuary
28.
What materials can be used to construct the iconostasis?
a)
Wood, bricks, or marble
b)
Gold and silver
c)
Stone and glass
d)
Fabric and tapestry
29.
What are some of the icons found on the iconostasis?
a)
The Last Supper and the Crucifix
b)
The disciples and saints
c)
Angels and cherubim
d)
All of the above
30.
How many doors does the iconostasis typically have?
a)
One door
b)
Two doors
c)
Three doors
d)
Four doors
31.
What is the purpose of the Lectern in the chancel?
a)
To separate the nave from the chancel
b)
To house the Holy Gospel
c)
To provide a place for the priest to stand
d)
To represent the birthplace of a new Christian
32.
What is the significance of the nave in the Church?
a)
It represents the birthplace of Jesus Christ
b)
It is the area where the choir sings
c)
It symbolizes the chorus of believers
d)
It houses the lectern
33.
Where should the Baptistery be built in relation to the Church?
a)
At the east side of the Church
b)
At the west side of the Church
c)
At the south side of the Church
d)
At the north side of the Church
34.
What is the significance of Bethlehem in the Church?
a)
It is the birthplace of Jesus Christ
b)
It is the area where the holy bread is made
c)
It represents the manger in Bethlehem of Judea
d)
It is where the Baptistery is located
35.
What do the heavenly symbols and spiritual messages in the Church remind everyone of?
a)
The birthplace of Jesus Christ
b)
The story of salvation through Jesus Christ
c)
The importance of the Lectern
d)
The separation between the chancel and the sanctuary
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