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WorksheetsRCCG THH 1st QUARTERLY REVIEW 2024-2025 QUIZ (YAYA)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
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Class
Date
1.
What is a key lesson from the story of the ten lepers in Luke 17:12-17?
a)
Gratitude brings wholeness and completeness to blessings.
b)
Only those who are healed physically need to thank God.
c)
Miracles are independent of our response to God.
d)
Faith is unnecessary for divine intervention.
2.
According to the lesson 1, what does ingratitude often result in?
a)
A delay in divine promises and blessings.
b)
A stronger relationship with God.
c)
Increased favor and grace.
d)
Automatic forgiveness for lack of thanksgiving.
3.
What does sin primarily represent according to the lesson?
a)
A habitual mistake that can be ignored.
b)
The transgression of God’s law and disobedience to Him.
c)
A minor weakness in the human character.
d)
An unavoidable part of life.
4.
According to the lesson, what is a significant consequence of sin?
a)
Eternal separation from God and susceptibility to attacks.
b)
Temporary discomfort and societal rejection.
c)
A lesson in humility and perseverance.
d)
A step toward finding divine mercy.
5.
What is the biblical perspective on astrology, necromancy, and other forms of divination?
a)
They are harmless cultural practices with no spiritual consequences.
b)
They are acceptable if they provide guidance and bring good fortune.
c)
They are detestable and forbidden forms of idolatry and witchcraft.
d)
They are tools for understanding human destiny through cosmic alignment.
6.
What does engaging in alternative spirituality practices such as astrology or crystal spheres signify according to Romans 1:25?
a)
Worshipping the Creator with a deeper understanding of His creation.
b)
Worshipping created things rather than the Creator, which leads to idolatry.
c)
Seeking wisdom and truth from divine sources beyond the Bible.
d)
A harmless exploration of spiritual knowledge outside Christianity.
7.
According to 2 Timothy 3:16-17, what are the purposes of the truth of God’s word?
a)
It is merely for reading and personal reflection.
b)
It is profitable for doctrine, reproof, correction, and instruction in righteousness.
c)
It is for historical knowledge and understanding ancient cultures.
d)
It is for entertainment and motivation.
8.
What is the relationship between Jesus, the Word, and the truth as explained in John 14:6 and John 17:17?
a)
Jesus is one among many truths, and the Word is a guide to knowing the truth.
b)
Jesus and the Word are separate entities that both reveal different aspects of the truth.
c)
Jesus is the truth, and the Word is the truth, making the Word and Jesus inseparable and equal.
d)
The truth is subjective and can be interpreted in different ways by Jesus and the Word.
9.
According to 1 Thessalonians 2:4, what is a key characteristic of a God-pleaser in their service to God?
a)
They seek to please men in order to gain approval.
b)
They are entrusted with the gospel and speak with the intention of pleasing God, not men.
c)
They use flattering words to gain favor among people.
d)
They avoid suffering and opposition to preserve their comfort.
10.
Which of the following is NOT listed as a benefit of being a God-pleaser, based on the teachings from the lesson?
a)
Divine presence and abundant joy.
b)
Glorious manifestation of blessings both on earth and in eternity.
c)
Increased wealth and social status.
d)
Divine safety and security, with God fighting one's battles.
11.
In Ephesians 6:6, what does the scripture warn against in the attitude of a men-pleaser?
a)
Serving others only when they are watching.
b)
Serving God in a half-hearted manner.
c)
Doing the will of God with a divided heart.
d)
Seeking to please God while ignoring others.
12.
Which of the following is a danger of being a men-pleaser, as outlined in lesson 6?
a)
Living with full freedom and confidence.
b)
Losing one’s freedom and becoming accomplices in sin.
c)
Gaining approval from both God and men.
d)
Receiving praise and rewards from the Lord.
13.
Which of the following best distinguishes Christianity from other religions, according to the lesson?
a)
Christianity focuses solely on performing good works to attain salvation.
b)
Christianity is a religion built upon rituals and sacrifices to appease a higher power.
c)
Christianity emphasizes a relationship with God, where salvation is a gift, not earned.
d)
Christianity teaches that man can earn God’s favor through his own efforts and moral behavior.
14.
What is the topic and memory verse for lesson 10?
a)
Christianity and socialization. Phil 4:5
b)
Christian faith Rom. 12:1
c)
Pride James 4:7
d)
Divine resistance James 4:6.
15.
Complete the memory verse of lesson 11: “Consecration” “I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your ----------- a living -----------, ----------, acceptable unto God, which is your ------------- service.” Romans ---:1 (KJV).
a)
self, being, righteous, acceptable, 12.
b)
flesh, being, righteous, reasonable, 13.
c)
bodies, being, holy, acceptable, 7.
d)
bodies, sacrifice, Holy, reasonable, 12.
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