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Bible 7 Unit 1 Review

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the elements of Plot?

a)

Exposition

Rising Action

Resolution

Climax

Falling Action

b)

Rising Action

Exposition

Climax

Falling Action

Resolution

c)

Climax

Falling Action

Resolution

Conflict

Raising Action

Exposition

d)

Exposition

Conflict

Raising Action

Climax

Falling Action

Resolution

e)

None of the above.

2.

Give me an example of conflict in a Bible story.

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3.

What is “rising action” heading towards in a story?

a)

The climax

b)

The resolution

c)

The exposition

d)

The falling action

e)

The conflict

4.

What is “falling action” headed towards in a story?

a)

The resolution

b)

The climax

c)

The exposition

d)

The rising action

e)

The conflict

5.

Describe: Resolution.

a)

The final outcome or solution in a story

b)

The point of highest tension or drama

c)

The introduction of the main characters

d)

The events leading up to the climax

e)

The conflicts and obstacles faced by the protagonist

6.

Create a Plot Pyramid for the story of Peter walking on water. Use the bible and provide verse addresses on your plot pyramid.

7.

When describing a character what are some things you might talk about (not personality traits just yet).

a)

Physical appearance

b)

Background and history

c)

Motivations and goals

d)

Relationships with other characters

e)

all of the above

8.

What did Biblical Authors use as vehicles for their message, mostly through showing rather than telling.

a)

cars

b)

horses

c)

characters

d)

names

9.

Who is the one Character in the Bible who is seen in every movement of the Biblical narrative, from beginning to end?

a)

God

b)

Moses

c)

David

d)

Adam

10.

Give me an example of one symbolically significant name in a biblical narrative.

a)

Adam: Human

b)

Eve: life

c)

Noah: Peace

d)

Abraham: Father of many

e)

Moses: Delivered from the water

11.

Did the Bible often describe characters in detail, or only when it was very important to the story.

a)

In detail

b)

Only when important

c)

Both in detail and when important

d)

Neither in detail nor when important

e)

It depends on the character

12.

Fill in this timeline of the Biblical narrative from creation to the Babylonian captivity. Egypt, Abraham, 1st temple built, Noah, Babylon, Creation, Moses, Judges, Kings appointed.

13.

Please explain how we know the Bible is one unified story?

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14.

Please describe what a theme is.

a)

The main idea or message of a story

b)

The sequence of events in a story

c)

The setting or time period of a story

d)

The characters in a story

e)

The conflicts and obstacles in a story

15.

What are some reassuring motifs in scripture? Provide at least two.

a)

Onions and Garlic

b)

Dirt and mud

c)

Trees and Water

d)

Go Blue!

16.

What is a design patterns?

a)

Something that is reoccurring.

b)

a straight line

c)

something odd

d)

nothing important

17.

Give an example of a design pattern you see around you.

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18.

What is a Biblical design pattern?

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19.

Give an example of a Biblical design pattern.

a)

how all through the bible characters Take, Take, Take, Take, Take.

b)

The coat of many colors.

c)

appels

d)

trees and water

20.

Write out some of Peter's Character Traits from the story of Him walking on water. What are good and bad character traits?

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