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6th Grade Religion: Chapter 12

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What is wisdom?
a)
Knowledge and understanding of what it means to be a human being
b)
Ability to recognize and follow God's will in our lives
c)
Skill in composing prayers to ensure you are one with God
2.
What is a psalm?
a)
A poetic prayer designed to be sung or chanted to some kind of musical accompaniment
b)
A historical narrative written in verse form
c)
A philosophical discourse on spirituality
3.
What are royal psalms primarily composed for?
a)
Mourning and lamentation
b)
Celebrating various occasions in the reign of a king; a coronation, a wedding, or a victory in battle
c)
Reflecting on personal experiences of rulership
4.
What do hymns praising God and Zion primarily focus on?
a)
Human achievements; used in public worship
b)
God's power and mighty acts or on the glory of Zion; used in public worship
c)
Political events in ancient Israel; used in private worship
5.
What do laments express?
a)
Joy and happiness; type of psalm that occurs most frequently in the Old Testament
b)
Sorrow, mourning, or regret; type of psalm that occurs most frequently in the Psalter
c)
Gratitude and thanksgiving for life's blessings
6.
What distinguishes wisdom poems from other types of psalms?
a)
Their length and complexity to encourage others to follow in their footsteps
b)
Their use of musical accompaniment to move others in worship
c)
Their purpose to teach rather than encourage prayer; these psalms are somewhat different in content and style from the other types of psalms
7.
What is the Song of Songs primarily about?
a)
Historical events in ancient Israel; found in the New Testament book
b)
Philosophical reflections on love and relationships; found in the Old Testament book
c)
Collection of love poems; another important Old Testament book
8.
How many years did King David reign?
a)
30
b)
40
c)
50
9.
Who succeeded David as king?
a)
Solomon, his son
b)
Saul, his son
c)
Absalom, his son
10.
In which books of the Bible do we find the story of Solomon?
a)
Genesis and Exodus
b)
First Book of Kings and Second Book of Chronicles
c)
Psalms and Proverbs
11.
How are both King David and King Solomon remembered?
a)
David was remembered as a poet, and Solomon was a musician.
b)
David was remembered as a prophet, and Solomon was a judge.
c)
David was remembered as a mighty warrior, and Solomon was a diplomat.
12.
When did the Bible first start getting put together?
a)
When Solomon was king
b)
During the time of David
c)
During the time of Moses
13.
What do we understand about the gift of wisdom from Solomon's story?
a)
Wisdom is acquired through study and experience.
b)
Wisdom is a gift from God, enabling us to see as God sees and act as God wants us to act.
c)
Wisdom is inherited from parents.
14.
What was the Temple meant to be to the Israelites?
a)
A political center
b)
A marketplace
c)
The center of worship of the one true God
15.
What was the importance of the completion of the Temple during Solomon's reign?
a)
It marked the beginning of Solomon's reign.
b)
It symbolized God's temporary presence among His people.
c)
The successful completion symbolized God's permanent presence among His Chosen People in the promised land.
16.
What was the innermost part of the Temple?
a)
The sanctuary
b)
The atrium
c)
The foyer
17.
What's another name for the innermost part of the Temple?
a)
Holy place
b)
Holy of holies
c)
Sanctum
18.
True or False: According to Solomon's story, we need God's gift of wisdom to live a good life and to be faithful to our covenant with God.
a)
True
b)
False
19.
How would you describe Solomon's reign as king?
a)
A time of constant warfare and conquest
b)
A period of peace, characterized by treaties with other nations and prosperity through trade
c)
A reign marked by internal conflicts and political turmoil
20.
What protected the Ark of the Covenant in the Temple?
a)
Two huge statues of angels called cherubim
b)
A golden enclosure
c)
A special force field
21.
How do Christians use Psalms today?
a)
They are primarily historical documents.
b)
They are used for personal meditation only.
c)
They are intended for public worship, helping believers pray and deepen their relationship with God.
22.
True or False: Psalms can be found in the Liturgy of the Hours and in other prayer books.
a)
True
b)
False
23.
True or False: Solomon waged several wars during his reign as king.
a)
True
b)
False
24.
True or False: Solomon contributed to Israel's prosperity through successful overseas trade.
a)
True
b)
False