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Unit 3 Quiz

Total questions: 53

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is considered ultimate according to the learning material?

a)

Money

b)

God

c)

Power

d)

Knowledge

2.

How is worship described in the learning material?

a)

The soul's loving, desiring, and thirsting for God

b)

A ritual performed weekly

c)

Singing and dancing

d)

Reading religious texts

3.

What is considered our greatest problem according to the text?

a)

We don't thirst for knowledge.

b)

We don't thirst for God.

c)

We don't thirst for success.

d)

We don't thirst for wealth.

4.

What is the goal of pursuing people with the gospel?

a)

Pursuing happiness.

b)

Pursuing wealth.

c)

Pursuing worshipers.

d)

Pursuing knowledge.

5.

Who joined Paul for his second missionary journey?

a)

Silas and Timothy

b)

Peter and John

c)

James and Andrew

d)

Matthew and Luke

6.

What vision did Paul have?

a)

A vision of the man at Macedonia

b)

A vision of the burning bush

c)

A vision of the ladder to heaven

d)

A vision of the four horsemen

7.

Who is converted in Philippi?

a)

Lydia

b)

Mary

c)

Martha

d)

Ruth

8.

What was the consequence of the fortune teller's conversion?

a)

Her masters suffered financial loss

b)

She gained great wealth

c)

She became a queen

d)

She was exiled

9.

What happened to Paul and Silas?

a)

They were beaten and imprisoned

b)

They were crowned as kings

c)

They were sent to Rome

d)

They were lost at sea

10.

What did Paul's sufferings display?

a)

The afflictions of Christ

b)

The joy of life

c)

The power of prayer

d)

The strength of community

11.

What is suffering considered as, according to the text?

a)

A chance for personal growth

b)

An opportunity for gospel advancement

c)

A reason for despair

d)

A test of faith

12.

Who trusted Christ as his Savior according to the text?

a)

The Roman soldier

b)

The Philippian jailor

c)

The Corinthian merchant

d)

The Galilean fisherman

13.

What is considered God's worship manual according to the text?

a)

The Bible

b)

A hymn book

c)

A prayer mat

d)

A church building

14.

What is God doing to the world according to the text?

a)

Turning it upside down

b)

Turning it right-side up

c)

Leaving it unchanged

d)

Destroying it

15.

According to the text, what is the standard by which all truth claims are measured?

a)

Human opinion

b)

Scientific evidence

c)

God's Word

d)

Historical documents

16.

Where did Paul arrive according to the text?

a)

Rome

b)

Athens

c)

Jerusalem

d)

Corinth

17.

Which of the following is one of the truths Paul preached?

a)

God is dependent on creation.

b)

God is sovereign.

c)

God is indifferent.

d)

God is unjust.

18.

What is one characteristic of God mentioned in Paul's preaching?

a)

God is limited.

b)

God is personal.

c)

God is unpredictable.

d)

God is silent.

19.

What is one way some people view creation according to the biblical attitude?

a)

As something to be ignored

b)

As something to be worshiped

c)

As something to be feared

d)

As something to be destroyed

20.

How do some people fulfill God's purpose according to the biblical attitude?

a)

By ignoring creation

b)

By ruling creation

c)

By fearing creation

d)

By destroying creation

21.

Who perfectly fulfills man's purpose to know and worship the Creator?

a)

Moses

b)

Abraham

c)

Jesus

d)

David

22.

What is important to value over the temporal according to Paul's Third Missionary Journey?

a)

Wealth

b)

Eternal

c)

Power

d)

Fame

23.

What should be valued over self-promotion according to Paul's Third Missionary Journey?

a)

Selfishness

b)

Popularity

c)

Selfless service

d)

Ambition

24.

Who humbly received instruction from Aquila and Priscilla?

a)

Apollos

b)

Paul

c)

Timothy

d)

Silas

25.

Who provided clarification of the gospel to the Ephesian twelve disciples?

a)

Peter

b)

Paul

c)

John

d)

James

26.

What enables believers to value Christ above all else?

a)

Faith

b)

The Holy Spirit

c)

Prayer

d)

Worship

27.

What did the churches in Macedonia and Achaia show to the saints at Jerusalem?

a)

Sacrificial love

b)

Indifference

c)

Hostility

d)

Neutrality

28.

How should we see people according to the text?

a)

As image-bearers of God

b)

As objects

c)

As competitors

d)

As strangers

29.

What does idolatry do to the dignity of humans?

a)

Reduces it

b)

Enhances it

c)

Preserves it

d)

Ignores it

30.

What is one definition of mercy according to the passage?

a)

Compassion toward the undeserving

b)

Justice for the guilty

c)

Indifference to suffering

d)

Punishment for wrongdoing

31.

In the passage, how did Paul show mercy to Eutychus?

a)

By giving him money

b)

By restoring him to life

c)

By teaching him a lesson

d)

By ignoring his plight

32.

What was of greater value to Paul than his own life?

a)

Wealth

b)

Finishing his course with joy

c)

Fame

d)

Power

33.

Which of the following qualities was NOT mentioned as part of Paul's exemplary life?

a)

Daring honesty

b)

Unwavering gospel focus

c)

Willingness to suffer for Christ

d)

Desire for wealth

34.

What do Christians value above their own ease and comfort?

a)

Wealth

b)

God's will

c)

Social status

d)

Personal achievements

35.

What does embracing God's will for our lives lead to, according to the text?

a)

Immediate success

b)

Blessing, even through trials

c)

Avoidance of challenges

d)

Personal satisfaction

36.

What motivated Paul according to the text?

a)

To make a name for himself

b)

To earn God’s favor

c)

To win a competition

d)

The love of Christ

37.

Which of the following is a criterion for ordinances?

a)

Temporary practices

b)

Sacred rites

c)

Non-symbolic actions

d)

Unspecified materials

38.

What do ordinances testify to symbolically?

a)

Historical events

b)

Gospel realities

c)

Personal beliefs

d)

Cultural traditions

39.

What type of materials are specified for ordinances?

a)

Modern materials

b)

Scripture-specified materials

c)

Traditional materials

d)

Unspecified materials

40.

Until when are ordinances in effect?

a)

Until the end of the year

b)

Until a new ordinance is created

c)

Until Christ returns

d)

Until further notice

41.

What is one of the significances of baptism according to the New Covenant?

a)

It is a sign of the New Covenant.

b)

It is a symbol of wealth.

c)

It is a requirement for marriage.

d)

It is a celebration of harvest.

42.

What is baptism a prerequisite for?

a)

The Lord’s Supper

b)

Confirmation

c)

Marriage

d)

Ordination

43.

What does baptism point to in terms of the believer's relationship with Christ?

a)

Union with Christ by faith

b)

Separation from Christ

c)

Independence from faith

d)

Doubt in Christ

44.

How does baptism function in a symbolic sense?

a)

Like a naming ceremony

b)

Like a graduation

c)

Like a birthday party

d)

Like a retirement

45.

What aspect of the Holy Spirit's work does baptism point to?

a)

Cleansing work

b)

Destructive work

c)

Punitive work

d)

Ignorant work

46.

What is one of the significances of the Lord’s Supper?

a)

Celebrating a new year

b)

Remembering Christ’s sacrificial death

c)

Honoring national leaders

d)

Observing a harvest festival

47.

What does the Lord’s Supper encourage believers to do in relation to Christ and the church?

a)

Isolate from others

b)

Fellowship with Christ and the members of His body, the church

c)

Focus on personal achievements

d)

Avoid gatherings

48.

What future event does the Lord’s Supper help believers anticipate?

a)

The next holiday

b)

The Lord’s return

c)

A new government

d)

A sports event

49.

What should believers do before partaking in the Lord’s Supper?

a)

Plan a vacation

b)

Examine themselves

c)

Write a letter

d)

Prepare a meal

50.

What should believers do before partaking in the Lord’s Supper?

a)

Examine themselves

b)

Fast for a day

c)

Recite a specific prayer

d)

Attend a special service

51.

What are the two errors related to the law that we must avoid?

a)

Legalism and lawlessness

b)

Faith and works

c)

Obedience and disobedience

d)

Justice and mercy

52.

What do both legalism and lawlessness twist?

a)

God's law and grace

b)

Human rights and duties

c)

Faith and hope

d)

Justice and peace

53.

What must we understand about the Christian's relationship to the Mosaic law?

a)

It is based on grace and truth

b)

It is irrelevant today

c)

It is solely about punishment

d)

It is only historical