Worksheets7th Grade Unit 3 Session 11
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Who wrote the Gospels?
Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John
Peter, James, John, and Andrew
Paul, Timothy, Silas, and Barnabas
Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel
What are the Gospels?
Letters written by Jesus
The first four books of the Old Testament
The first four books of the New Testament
Accounts of Jesus' life after the resurrection
What inspired the Gospel writers?
Their own imagination
The Holy Spirit
Roman historical records
Jewish prophecies
What is the main purpose of the Gospels?
To provide a detailed history of Rome
To tell us about the life of Jesus
To explain Jewish customs
To predict future events
Are all four Gospels identical?
Yes, they are exactly the same
No, but they have ideas in common
They are completely different stories
Only Matthew and Mark are the same
Who continues to pass on the Good News today?
Only the Pope
The Apostles themselves
The bishops and the Pope
Television evangelists
What is Jesus' public ministry?
His political campaign
His work as a carpenter
His service and work that qualifies as epiphanies
His private prayer life
What event reveals Jesus as the Son of God?
His birth in Bethlehem
His baptism
His first miracle at Cana
His transfiguration
What is temptation?
A reward for good behavior
An attraction that can lead us away from God
A type of prayer
A blessing from God
How long did Jesus remain in the desert?
7 days
12 days
30 days
40 days
What did Satan try to do to Jesus in the desert?
Physically harm Him
Make Him hungry and thirsty
Urge Him to compromise His relationship with the Father
Convince Him to return to Nazareth
Why can Jesus understand our difficulties with temptation?
Because He reads our minds
Because He faced temptation too
Because He created temptation
Because He never experienced temptation
What helped Jesus resist temptation in the desert?
His supernatural powers
The Word of God
Angels protecting Him
His physical strength
What are parables?
Riddles Jesus used to confuse people
Stories Jesus used to explain his teachings
Prayers Jesus taught His disciples
Prophecies about the end times
In the parable of the sower, which seed flourishes?
The seed sown on rocky ground
The seed sown among thorns
The seed sown on the path
The seed sown in rich soil
How can we prepare for temptation?
By avoiding all difficult situations
By turning to Jesus in prayer and receiving sacraments
By never leaving our homes
By giving in to small temptations
What is an epiphany in the context of Jesus' ministry?
A sudden realization
A miracle performed by Jesus
Who are the Evangelists?
The twelve Apostles
The four Gospel writers
The early Christian martyrs
The first bishops of the Church
How were the Gospels shaped?
By the writers' personal preferences only
By Roman law and customs
By culture and historical time
By popular demand of the early Christians
What does the story of Jesus' temptation teach us about the Word of God?
It's only useful for religious leaders
It's outdated and not applicable today
It's rooted in Jesus and can help us
It's too difficult for ordinary people to understand
