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WorksheetsQ1-MOH - Part 2
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 33mins
How often is the Olympics held?
every 3 years
every 4 years
every 2 years
Where was the first Ancient Olympic Games held?
Greece
France
England
Males and females were allowed to compete in the ancient Olympics.
true
false
Discuss the significance of the Olympic torch relay and its origins.
It symbolizes the unity of the world.
It commemorates the ancient Greek tradition of lighting a flame.
It marks the beginning of the Olympic Games.
It honors the host city of the Olympics.
What was the prize for the winners of the ancient Olympic Games?
A bag of coins
A golden crown
A wreath made of olive leaves (kotinos)
A silver medal
Who could compete in the Ancient Olympic Games?
Freeborn Greek men
Women
Slaves
Foreigners
Who revived the Olympic Games in the 19th century?
Heracles
Zeus
Emperor Theodosius I
Baron Pierre de Coubertin
What was the first Olympic Sport?
Running race
Swimming
Table Tennis
The first sporting events during ancient Olympics DID NOT include…
gymnastics
javelin
discus
The ancient Olympics did not allow … to compete.
women
soldiers
philosophers
In 393 AD the Emperor of … banned the Olympics as a pagan practice.
Rome
Russia
Greece
There weren't gold medals in the first Olympic Games.
true
false
Reorder the following
God tell Jonah to go to Nineveh.
Jonah runs away from God.
The sailors throw Jonah into the sea.
A whale swallows Jonah.
Jonah repents and God gives him a second chance.
Where does God command Jonah to go preach repentance?
Nineveh
Edom
Israel
Judah
How long was Jonah in the belly of the whale?
one days and one nights
Three days and three nights
Four days and four nights
five days and five nights
What happened in Nineveh when Jonah finally preached repentance to them?
They ignored him
They attacked him
They didn't believe him
They repented
What do Jesus and Jonah have in common
They both like bread
Their names both start and end with the same letter
They both were carpenters
they both spent three day in a death state.
Where did Jonah come from?
Judah
Israel
Edom
Syria
Nineveh is known in our Modern Day times as the country of ________.
Iran
Iraq
Indonesia
India
Why Jonah is hesitant to go to Nineveh at the beginning?
Because he was afraid of the Ninevites
Because he wants the Ninevites to be destroyed
Because he worships the True Living God
Because going to Nineveh is a tiring journey
Where does God command Jonah to go preach repentance?
Nineveh
Edom
Israel
Judah
WHO TOLD JONAH TO GO TO NINEVEH? (JONAH 1:1-2)
Amos
Amittai
The Lord
According to Jonah 1, why was Jonah headed to Tarshish?
To go on holiday
To flee from the presence of the Lord
To avoid preaching in Nineveh for 7 days
To preach in another place instead
What was Jonah doing when they were in trouble at sea?
Helping to steady the ship
Sleeping inside the ship
Praying to God to calm the winds
Eating the fish he had just caught earlier
What country is Rome located in?
Europe
Italy
France
Egypt
The legend of the founding of Rome included two brother named Romulus and Remus. Which brother killed the other one and became the leader of Rome?
Romulus
Remus
neither
both
Match
Mediterranean Sea
the Etruscans
Tiber
Vatican City
According to the legend, Romulus and Remus were raised by:
A she-wolf
A lioness
A minotaur
A heard of goats
The Latin people spoke the Italian.
True
False
People still use Latin as a spoken and written language today.
True
False
WHO did the Etruscans fight against that brought an end to their rule?
The Romans
The Greeks
The Sumerians
The Gauls
WHO influenced early Rome?
Etruscans and Greeks
Chinese and Mongols
Aztecs and Olmecs
Babylonians and Assyrians
Scholars agree that the Etruscans' origin was central Italy.
True
False
The Etruscans were technologically more advanced than the Latins.
True
False
The Roman civilization began in the city of Rome, which is located in
France
Japan
Italy
Russia
The Roman myth about the founding of Rome centers on the characters
Romulus and Remus
Etruscan and Greece
Virgil and Aeneas
Zeus and Aphrodite
In Italy, possibly around 700 B.C.E., a tribe built a
village that eventually became Rome
city that became Italy's center of trade
church that established the main religion
castle to establish an absolute monarchy
Which of the following is true of the Etruscans and the Greeks?
They were the Roman' enemies who ultimately defeated them.
They were Rome's neighbors, and influenced Roman culture.
They joined together to conquer Rome, but they were defeated.
They were the first people to settle in Rome and start an empire.
If you visited ancient Rome, what type of geography would you most likely see?
a hill beside a river
a plain by the sea
a mountainous island
a lake surrounded by trees
What are Romulus and Remus most known for?
Founding of Rome
Setting up a colony along the Po River.
Being Latins
Speaking Italian
Who were the first to live in the area that eventually became Rome?
The Spaniards
The Germans
The Etruscans
The Latins
Which of the following is true of the Etruscans and the Greeks?
They were the Roman' enemies who ultimately defeated them.
They were Rome's neighbors, and influenced Roman culture.
They joined together to conquer Rome, but they were defeated.
They were the first people to settle in Rome and start an empire.
What are the advantages of living on the Italian peninsula (Select more than one answer choice.)?
fertle river valleys
hills for protection
gold as a natural resource
access to the Mediterranean Sea
According to myth, who founded the city of Rome?
King Tarquin
Julius Caesar
Remus
Romulus
According to historians, which group of people most likely founded Rome?
The Latins
The Etruscans
The Greeks
The Macedonians
What was Isaiah's job?
To part the Red Sea.
To cook breakfast, lunch and dinner.
To lead the Israelites out of Egypt.
To listen to God and tell people what he heard.
How did God communicate with his people?
Isaiah was his messenger.
He called them.
He emailed them.
He shouted loudly from heaven.
Which statements are true about the Savior that God tells Isaiah about? (choose all that apply)
He is the prince of peace.
He is a king.
He is poor.
He's a baby.
What is a prophet?
A trumpet player
A messenger who told people on earth what God wanted them to hear.
The most powerful leader in Israel
A circus star
True or False: Isaiah's story "Unto Us a Child is Born" is a prophecy about the birth of Jesus
true
false
Fill in the blank: "For unto us a child is born, unto us a _____ is given."
son
lamb
baby
goat
Isaiah spoke many prophecies to the people of Judah about the coming of the ______.
Messiah
Queen
Army
Emperor
Israelites did not listen to what Isaiah have told them, to listen and obey God's commands.
True
False
Who is Isaiah?
A king of Israel
A prophet who shared God's messages
A disciple of Jesus
A Roman governor
What did Isaiah share with the Israelites?
Laws and commandments
Stories and parables
Prophecies and promises from God
Songs and hymns
What is a prophecy according to the text?
A historical account
A promise about the future
A set of rules
A prayer
What did Isaiah say about the Rescuer's birth?
He would be born in a palace
He would be born as a baby
He would be born in a foreign land
He would be born to a wealthy family
From which family did Isaiah say the Rescuer would come?
The family of Moses
The family of Abraham
The family of King David
The family of Solomon
What can we do according to Isaiah's teachings when going through something hard?
Give up
Complain
Trust that God will take care of us
Seek revenge
What did Isaiah say about the Rescuer's role in bringing peace?
He would bring temporary peace
He would bring everlasting peace
He would bring peace only to the rich
He would bring peace through war
