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YS 9 2nd quarter

Total questions: 88

Worksheet time: 55mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

After His baptism, where did Jesus go?

a)

wilderness

b)

mountain

c)

seaside

d)

temple

2.

How long had Jesus gone without eating?

a)

7 days

b)

14 days

c)

30 days

d)

40 days

3.

How did Satan suggest Jesus get food?

a)

to turn the stones into bread

b)

to go to market and buy bread

c)

to ask the disciples to bring Him bread

d)

to ask for bread from heaven

4.

Where did Satan take Jesus next and ask Him to jump?

a)

top of the mountain

b)

highest spot of the temple

c)

highest peak of Mt Everest

d)

top of a tree

5.

What did Satan offer Jesus if Jesus would worship Satan?

a)

money

b)

beautiful house

c)

power over all of the kingdoms

d)

riches

6.

Jesus' death on the cross defeated S____ and D____.

a)

Sin and

Death

b)

Self

Denials

c)

Satan and

Devils

d)

Sacrifice and

Desires

7.

If someone would offer you something that you like very much in exchange for something you know is a sin, would you do it? Why?

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8.

Temptation comes when we are planning to do good.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

9.

Satan always uses what is pleasing, desirable and convenient to us.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

10.

Who led Jesus to the wilderness?

a)

Satan

b)

John the Baptist

c)

The Holy Spirit

11.

How did Jesus overcome Satan?

a)

By his might

b)

By the Word of God

c)

By the sword

12.

Who came to comfort Jesus after the devil left Him?

a)

His disciples

b)

Moses

c)

Angels

13.

What must we do to be able to meet temptations?

a)

Study computer

b)

Study BIBLE

c)

See T V

d)

Study book

14.

Before being tempted by the devil; what was Jesus doing?

a)

Fishing

b)

Teaching

c)

Meditating

d)

Fasting

15.

What is Fasting?

a)

Meditating on the things you have done.

b)

Abstaining from food (or some other necessity)

c)

Praying to God on a daily basis.

d)

Having fun doing whatever.

16.

What is temptation?

a)

Doing what is right?

b)

one's desire to something that we shouldn't

c)

Following the things that we believe what is right

d)

Actions that we don't do because it's not right

17.

Which among of this actions DO NOT APPLY in overcoming temptations?

a)

Doing what is right

b)

Listening to parents and teachers

c)

Praying and asking forgiveness

d)

Following the actions whether it is right or wrong

18.

Jesus' first reply to Satan was

a)

‘Man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God.’

b)

“It is also written: ‘Do not put the Lord your God to the test.’

c)

Away from me, Satan! For it is written: ‘Worship the Lord your God, and serve him only'

19.

Complete this statement, facing temptation is not

a)

good

b)

bad

c)

decent

d)

a sin

20.

One of the lessons from the temptation of Jesus is

a)

the usage of God's words

b)

relying on the power of the word of God

c)

acting out God's words

d)

all of the above

21.

Christians should always use and act on the words of God to overcome temptation

a)

occasionally

b)

rarely

c)

sometimes

d)

none of the above

22.

Overcoming temptation can be possible through the use of

a)

God's words

b)

anointing oil

c)

knowing bible characters

d)

all of the above

23.

According to the texts, what did Jesus emphasize as crucial for resisting temptation?

a)

Personal strength and resolve

b)

Trust in God's promises and word

c)

Avoidance of risky situations

d)

Seeking advice from others

24.

What lesson did Jesus teach by refusing to turn stones into bread?

a)

Trusting in God's provision

b)

Asserting His divine power

c)

Avoiding physical harm

d)

Demonstrating humility

25.

Reflection Question

  1. Reflect on how you can apply the lessons from Jesus' temptations in your own life. How can relying on God's word help you overcome challenges and lead a successful life?


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26.
This apostle betrayed Jesus for silver.
a)

St. Peter

b)

St. John

c)

Judas Iscariot              

d)

St. Andrew

27.
  This apostle replaced Judas as one of the 12 apostles.
a)

Mark

b)

Matthias

c)

Matthew

d)

Simon

28.
He doubted that Jesus rose from the dead until he could touch his wounds.
a)

Peter

b)

Bartholomew

c)

James

d)

Thomas

29.
This apostle was a Zealot and was from the town of Cana.
a)

Peter

b)

Paul

c)

Matthew

d)

Simon

30.
This apostle was a tax collector/publican and also known as Levi.
a)

Matthew

b)

Andrew

c)

John

d)

Bartholomew

31.
Jesus said this apostle was an Israelite without guile/deceit and he was also known as Nathanael.
a)

Matthias

b)

Jude Thaddeus

c)

Bartholomew

d)

Philip

32.
He was known as the beloved disciple and wrote a gospel, three letters, and revelation.
a)

John

b)

James the Greater

c)

James the Lesser

d)

Philip

33.
He is the patron saint of hopeless cases and also known by the name Thaddeus.
a)

Judas

b)

Jude

c)

Matthias

d)

Matthew

34.
Who was given the 'keys to the kingdom' and also renamed rock by Jesus and appointed the first pope (Mt. 16:18)?
a)

Philip

b)

Andrew

c)

John

d)

Peter

35.

Who did Jesus commissioned to be His witnesses to the ends of the earth?

a)

Humans

b)

Apostles

c)

Disciples

36.

The apostles were commanded to __________, __________, and ____________.

a)

to make disciples

b)

to travel

c)

to proclaim the Good News

d)

to baptize

37.

They are one who is sent; one given a mission by God

a)

Disciples

b)

Apostles

c)

Evangelists

d)

Prophets

38.

He was know a Christian persecutor before he can his conversion and change his former name Saul.

a)

Saul

b)

Paul

c)

Peter

d)

Simon

39.

Whose symbol is this?

x-shaped cross and two fish

(a)  

40.

Whose symbol is this?

Inverted Cross and Crossed keys

(a)  

41.

Whose symbol is this?

Winged Man or an Angel and 3 bags of money

(a)  

42.

Define term parable.

a)

A heavenly story with an earthy meaning.

b)

A short story Jesus told with a lesson.

c)

An earthly story with a heavenly meaning.

43.

What is the central theme of Jesus’ preaching?

a)

Divinity

b)

Kingdom of God

c)

Resurrection

d)

Blessings and healings

44.

Parables are small stories with big __________

a)

kingdoms

b)

lessons

c)

characters

d)

problems

45.

Jesus used parables to confuse the_________________ leaders of his day.

a)

foreign

b)

religious

c)

earthly

46.

Why did Jesus teach in parables?

a)

Parables are simple teachings that lack creativity

b)

Parables were the unique miracles and healing acts of Jesus

c)

Parables were taught by the Roman Empire so Jesus was familiar with this style of teaching

d)

Parables "tease" the mind into active thought and allows us to change our perceptions about reality

47.

What is the difference of parables and fables?

a)

Parables tend to be more spiritual while fables tend to be political

b)

Parables use events and characters that represent an abstract idea while fables are just stories

c)

Parables use ordinary characters while fables use animals

d)

Parables have a moral lesson, fables do not

48.

What do we learn from The lost sheep parable?

a)

That being shepherd is difficult

b)

That sheeps tend to run away

c)

That 100 sheeps are a lot

d)

That we are all important to God

49.

The Kingdom of God is

a)

a specific place

b)

made real when we live God's rule of love and goodness

c)

a place where the devil also lives

d)

nowhere where the children of God are

50.

Jesus does not just tell us about the Kingdom, he shows us how

a)

we should live our lives

b)

we should eat

c)

we should get married

d)

we should earn a living

51.

This parable’s lesson taught that it only takes a little faith to accomplish anything.

a)

Parable of The Great Pearl

b)

Parable of The Sower

c)

Parable of The Mustard Seed

d)

The Parable of the Good Samaritan

52.

This parable’s lesson taught that a person may have to give up all they have in order to enter the kingdom of Heaven

a)

Parable of The Great Pearl

b)

Parable of The Leaven

c)

Parable of The Mustard Seed

d)

The Parable of the Good Samaritan

53.

In the parable of the good Samaritan, what was Christ trying to teach?

a)

In the parable of the good Samaritan, what was Christ trying to teach?

b)

That the priests and the Levites had become corrupted

c)

That the priests and the Levites had become corrupted

d)

That everyone is our neighbor

54.

In the parable of the sower, what did the seeds that fell on the way side represent?

a)

Those who heard the word and followed it, but shortly afterward fell away

b)

Those that did not have the chance to hear the word

c)

Those that heard the word, and followed it

d)

Those that do not understand the word of God

55.

In the parable of the sower, what did the seeds that fell in thorny places represent?

a)

Those whose lives were too busy to hear the word

b)

Those who would be trampled down by the difficulties in life

c)

Those that heard the word, but were caught up by the riches of the world

d)

Those who did not want to hear the word

56.

In the parable of the ten virgins, what was Jesus trying to teach?

a)

That no one can be ready for when He comes

b)

That God does not know us

c)

That all must be ready for when He comes

d)

That sharing is not correct

57.

In the Parable of the Prodigal Son, what is the main message about the father's character?

a)

He is strict and unforgiving

b)

He represents God's unconditional love

c)

He favors the younger son

d)

He shows favoritism between his children

58.

In the Good Samaritan story, who showed true neighborly love?

a)

The priest who passed by

b)

The temple worker

c)

The Samaritan traveler

d)

The robbers

59.

What does the Parable of the Talents teach about using our gifts?

a)

Keep them safe and unused

b)

Use them to serve others

c)

Give them away

d)

Hide them until later

60.

In the Parable of the Sower, what does the seed represent?

a)

Money and wealth

b)

God's Word

c)

Physical food

d)

Farming techniques

61.

What should you do when you hear or read God's Word?

a)

Take it to your heart, follow and share it to other people

b)

Ignore it

c)

Listen and then forget it

d)

Do not believe on it

62.

What is the central theme of Jesus’ preaching?

a)

Divinity

b)

Kingdom of God

c)

Resurrection

d)

Blessings and healings

63.
What was the beginning of Jesus' Public Ministry?
a)
The Presentation in the Temple
b)
The Wedding at Cana
c)
The Baptism of Jesus
d)
The Temptation in the Desert
64.

In a healing miracle someone is________.

a)

someone is brought back to life

b)

cured

c)

demons are cast out

d)

it is done using the elements of nature

65.

In a resurrection miracle ________.

a)

someone is brought back to life

b)

cured

c)

demons are cast out

d)

it is done using the elements of nature

66.

In a nature miracle ________.

a)

someone is brought back to life

b)

cured

c)

demons are cast out

d)

it is done using the elements of nature

67.

In a exorcism miracle ________.

a)

someone is brought back to life

b)

cured

c)

demons are cast out

d)

it is done using the elements of nature

68.

Why did Jesus Perform Miracles?

a)

To do showoff and glorify his name

b)

To give message to people to believe

c)

To get attention of people

69.

Jesus Miracles gives us ___________ of Gods saving presence and action in the world.

a)

Jesus glorification

b)

Signs

c)

Jesus Power

70.

What are the 2 Purposes of the Miracles? (2 are correct)

a)

To announce the Kingdom of God

b)

To learn about the life of Jesus

c)

To invite people to participate in the Kingdom of God

d)

To sing God's praises through the miracles performed by Jesus

71.

Jesus healed a leper using the Power over?

a)

Harry Potter

b)

disease

c)

Narnia

d)

nature

72.

Jesus raised the son of a widow using the power over

a)

Zeus

b)

Matilda

c)

demons

d)

death

73.

How did Jesus calm the storm?

a)

He did a tik toc dance

b)

He used the power over nature

c)

He didn't

d)

he used the power over disease

74.

Jesus fed 5000 people with _______ Fishes and _______ loaves of bread

a)

60, 40

b)

2, 5

c)

Popeyes Chicken Sandwiches

d)

Wendy's 4 for 4

75.

Jesus walked on the Sea of Galilee using

a)

The new LeBron's from Nike

b)

Power over nature

c)

He was wearing a Pair of Jordan's

d)

He split the sea and walked on the bottom

76.

How did Jesus give sight to a blind man?

a)

He gave him some new Sunglasses

b)

Power over disease

c)

He gave him some contact lenses

d)

Power over death

77.

Which of the following is NOT a category of miracles?

a)

Healing

b)

Nature

c)

Miracles of food

d)

Exorcisms

e)

Bring the dead back to life

78.

Of the following miracles, which is your favorite?

a)

Raising of Lazarus

b)

Multiplication of the loaves and fishes

c)

healing of the blind man

d)

healing of the 10 lepers

e)

calming of the storm

79.

Miracle that shows Mary can intercede for us with Jesus her son, and that providing abundance is a sign of God's presence.

a)

The Wedding Feast of Cana

b)

Stilling a Storm

c)

miracle

d)

Truth learned from Jesus's miracles: the law of love

80.

nature, sin, sickness, Satan, and death

a)

The Wedding Feast of Cana

b)

Miracles show Jesus's power over

c)

parables vs miracles

d)

Truth learned from Jesus's miracles: The Kingdom of God

81.

Answer the following questions in 2-3 sentences.

  1. 1. How will you strengthen your faith in God?

  2. 2. Do you believe in miracles? if you do, share an experience of a miracle you have encountered. If not, how do you think God intervenes in your life.?

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82.

Answer the following questions in 2-3 sentences.

  1. 3. Why do you think it is important to have faith in God and be His disciple?

  2. 4. Explain the three aspect of faith (paniniwala, pagsunod, pagtitiwala) through your own experiences.

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83.

Read Romans 8:28. Considering the suffering of the apostles, what does this tells you about God's purpose for suffering and how does it give you hope in your own suffering and mission?

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84.

The one who helped the victim of robbery was a _____.

a)

friend

b)

Levite

c)

priest

d)

Samaritan

85.

The Samaritan represents a person who is _____.

a)

boastful

b)

powerful

c)

helpful

d)

rich

86.

What lesson can we learn from the Prodigal Son about forgiveness and acceptance?

a)

Acceptance requires a change in behavior first.

b)

Forgiveness should be earned through penance.

c)

Forgiveness is only for those who deserve it.

d)

Forgiveness and acceptance can be given freely, regardless of past actions.

87.

What message does the Unforgiving Servant convey about the importance of forgiving others?

a)

Forgiving others only benefits the one who is forgiven.

b)

The importance of forgiving others is crucial, as it reflects the forgiveness we receive and prevents us from facing dire consequences.

c)

Forgiveness is unnecessary and can lead to weakness.

d)

Holding grudges is a sign of strength and resilience.

88.

Which of the following proves Jesus's divinity?

a)

Jesus's physical pain during the crucifixion

b)

His friendships

c)

His miracles