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BJU Bible Unit 3

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

BJU Bible Unit 3: Social Studies - Historical context of the Bible

a)

The Bible was written in a single year

b)

The Bible was written over a span of 1500 years

c)

The Bible was written in the 21st century

d)

The Bible was written in a single decade

2.

BJU Bible Unit 3: Social Studies - Geography of Biblical events

a)

The Red Sea is located in South America

b)

The Jordan River is in Egypt

c)

The Sea of Galilee is in Israel

d)

The Nile River is in Europe

3.

BJU Bible Unit 3: Social Studies - Cultural practices in Biblical times

a)

Biblical people used smartphones

b)

Biblical people practiced agriculture

c)

Biblical people flew airplanes

d)

Biblical people used the internet

4.

BJU Bible Unit 3: Social Studies - Languages of the Bible

a)

The Bible was originally written in English

b)

The Bible was originally written in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek

c)

The Bible was originally written in Latin

d)

The Bible was originally written in French

5.

BJU Bible Unit 3: Social Studies - Major empires during Biblical times

a)

The Roman Empire was a major empire during Biblical times

b)

The British Empire was a major empire during Biblical times

c)

The Mongol Empire was a major empire during Biblical times

d)

The Ottoman Empire was a major empire during Biblical times

6.

BJU Bible Unit 3: Social Studies - Key figures in the Bible

a)

Moses was a key figure in the Bible

b)

Alexander the Great was a key figure in the Bible

c)

Julius Caesar was a key figure in the Bible

d)

Napoleon was a key figure in the Bible

7.

BJU Bible Unit 3: Social Studies - Biblical laws and their influence

a)

Biblical laws have no influence on modern laws

b)

Biblical laws influenced the legal systems of many countries

c)

Biblical laws are only relevant in ancient times

d)

Biblical laws are identical to modern laws

8.

BJU Bible Unit 3: Social Studies - The role of prophets in the Bible

a)

Prophets in the Bible were only storytellers

b)

Prophets in the Bible were messengers of God

c)

Prophets in the Bible were kings

d)

Prophets in the Bible were merchants

9.

BJU Bible Unit 3: Social Studies - The significance of the Exodus

a)

The Exodus is a minor event in the Bible

b)

The Exodus represents freedom and deliverance

c)

The Exodus is a fictional story

d)

The Exodus is a modern event

10.

BJU Bible Unit 3: Social Studies - The spread of Christianity

a)

Christianity spread only in Asia

b)

Christianity spread throughout the Roman Empire

c)

Christianity spread only in Africa

d)

Christianity spread only in Antarctica

11.

BJU Bible Unit 3: Social Studies - The importance of the Dead Sea Scrolls

a)

The Dead Sea Scrolls are irrelevant to Biblical studies

b)

The Dead Sea Scrolls provide insight into early Biblical texts

c)

The Dead Sea Scrolls are modern novels

d)

The Dead Sea Scrolls are ancient maps

12.

BJU Bible Unit 3: Social Studies - The role of women in the Bible

a)

Women in the Bible had no significant roles

b)

Women in the Bible were leaders and prophets

c)

Women in the Bible were only servants

d)

Women in the Bible were only mentioned in the New Testament

13.

BJU Bible Unit 3: Social Studies - The concept of covenant in the Bible

a)

Covenants in the Bible are irrelevant

b)

Covenants in the Bible are agreements between God and humans

c)

Covenants in the Bible are modern contracts

d)

Covenants in the Bible are fictional stories

14.

BJU Bible Unit 3: Social Studies - The influence of Biblical parables

a)

Biblical parables have no moral lessons

b)

Biblical parables are used to teach moral lessons

c)

Biblical parables are only historical accounts

d)

Biblical parables are modern stories

15.

BJU Bible Unit 3: Social Studies - The significance of the Ten Commandments

a)

The Ten Commandments are irrelevant today

b)

The Ten Commandments are foundational to many ethical systems

c)

The Ten Commandments are only for ancient Israelites

d)

The Ten Commandments are fictional