WorksheetsMiracles and Teachings
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 24mins
What is a miracle according to the?
An event that follows the laws of nature
An event that is an exception to the laws of nature
A common event
An event with a natural explanation
Fill in the blank: A miracle must be an unusual event that can be ______ by others.
perceived
ignored
overlooked
dismissed
Which of the following is NOT a component of a miracle?
It must be an unusual event that can be perceived by others
It has a natural explanation
It is attributed to an act of God
It has no natural explanation
Why did Jesus perform miracles?
To glorify God the Father
To show that the effects of sins cannot be reversed
To reveal his Messianic identity and compassion
To give hope and inspiration to his followers
To validate and vindicate his teachings
The four types of miracles listed are:
Healing, Exorcism, Resurrection, Nature
Creation, Healing, Destruction, Transformation
Healing, Prophecy, Exorcism, Nature
Resurrection, Healing, Exorcism, Prophecy
Which of the following is a style of miracle?
Touch Only
Dance Only
Music Only
Art Only
What style of miracle involves 'Sight & Hearing'?
Healing
Prophecy
Exorcism
Resurrection
What style of miracle involves 'Deaf & Mute'?
Healing
Exorcism
Nature
Resurrection
Where did Jesus perform his first miracle?
At the Wedding at Cana
In the desert
At the Sea of Galilee
In Jerusalem
Who led Jesus into the wilderness according to Luke 4:1-10?
The Holy Spirit
Satan
John the Baptist
An angel
For how many days was Jesus tempted by the devil in the wilderness?
30 days
40 days
50 days
60 days
Jesus' first miracle was before he was baptized and led into the desert.
True
False
Jesus is written about in what type of literature?
Historical texts
Science fiction
Fantasy novels
Biographies
Which of the following claims that Jesus' miracles are historically accurate?
Acknowledged by friends and enemies as true miracles
Written about in non-Christian literature
Jesus was like many other magicians in the Bible
Fulfilled promises
The Eucharistic miracle occurred in Italy in which city?
Rome
Florence
Milan
Lanciano
The Marian miracle of nature is associated with which country?
Spain
Portugal
Italy
France
The Marian healing miracle occurred in which place?
Lourdes
Fatima
Guadalupe
Medjugorje
The saint whose intercession cured a nun of intestinal illness in 1895 was:
St. Francis of Assisi
St. Damien
St. Anthony of Padua
St Bernadette Soubirous
The first millennial to become a saint, beatified on October 10, 2020, was:
Maximilian Kolbe
Maria Goretti
Therese of Lisieux
Carlo Acutis
What is required for sainthood according to the canonization process?
One miracle for beatification
Two miracles, one for beatification and one for canonization
Three miracles, one for beatification and two for canonization
No miracles are required
What two hurdles must an alleged miracle overcome in the canonization process.
The government needs to have approval
Scientific validation and historical documentation
Public recognition and theological endorsement
Medical examination and theological endorsement
The Greek use of the Hebrew term 'Rabbi' is:
a title of respect for a teacher or master
a term for a religious festival
a name for a sacred text
a word for a place of worship
In which books of the Bible does the Aramaic 'Rabbouni' occur?
Matthew and Mark
Luke and John
John and Mark
Matthew and John
The equivalent Greek word for 'teacher' frequently used in the New Testament is:
Didaskalos
Logos
Agape
Koinonia
Which of the following terms is used to mean 'teacher' in the New Testament?
Rabbi
Rabbouni
Didaskalos
Levite
Jesus taught through which of the following:
By example
Through sermons
Through parables
Through Scripture
The Sermon on the Mount was:
A collection of teachings by Jesus Christ.
A historical event in ancient Rome.
A famous speech by Martin Luther King Jr.
A philosophical text by Plato.
Jesus sent out whom to proclaim the kingdom of God?
The Pharisees
The Disciples
The Romans
The Gentiles
What method did Jesus use to compare the Kingdom of God to the world around us?
Parables
Miracles
Sermons
Prayers
How did Jesus teach while modeling the Lamb persona
By taking a principled stand
By performing miracles
By being a servant-leader
By confronting injustice/evil
How did Jesus teach while modeling the Lion persona?
By confronting a principled stand
By being a servant-leader
By showing compassion and mercy
Through redemptive suffering
How did Jesus use and explain parables in his teachings?
Jesus used parables to reveal truths to those open to understanding and to conceal them from those who were not.
Jesus used parables to entertain his followers with stories.
Jesus used parables to confuse his disciples.
Jesus used parables to teach about farming techniques.
What are some direct commands or lists used by Jesus in his teachings?
The Beatitudes
The Ten Commandments
The Parables
The Lord's Prayer
Jesus used appropriate backdrops in his teachings by:
using natural settings to illustrate his messages
performing miracles in crowded places
teaching only in synagogues
writing his teachings down
The Lamb Persona modeled by Jesus is:
A symbol of sacrifice and purity
A representation of strength and power
An embodiment of wisdom and knowledge
A depiction of wealth and prosperity
What is a parable?
A Greek term for a spoken or literary comparison between two things for illustration (moral and religious truths)
A type of poem
A historical document
A scientific theory
How many times are parables used in Matthew, Mark, and Luke?
10 times
20 times
38 times
48 times
Parables are used in general for which of the following reasons?
To help people remember the stories
To entertain the audience
To confuse the listener
To provide historical facts
In what way were parables messages of judgment to Israel? (Referencing Mk. 4:11)
Parables were used to reveal the mysteries of the kingdom to those who were open to hear, while concealing the truth from those who were not.
Parables were stories that entertained the masses without any deeper meaning.
Parables were used to confuse everyone, including the disciples.
Parables were irrelevant to the message of judgment.
Every parable could be categorized by a theme. Which of the following are themes?
God's Mercy and Grace.
The Attributes of the Kingdom.
A Paradoxical Kingdom in which the Weak are Strong.
The Justice of God.
The lesson of the Good Samaritan is which of the following?
God's invitation to his Kingdom is extended to all
The Kingdom of God may start small but will grow immensely
So-called enemies are always to be treated as neighbors- with love
To repent of sin and bein to help Jesus build up his Kingdom
The lesson of the The Great Feast parable is which of the following?
So-called enemies are always to be treated as neighbors-with love
God's love is unconditional and forgiving
God's kingdom may start small but will grow immensely
God's invitation to his Kingdom has been rejected by some and extended to all
In Jesus' parables, he used elements from everyday life to relate to...
Sinners
Audience
Disciples
The Jewish community
Jesus' parables were used to describe God's...
Way of dealing with sinners
Nature
Qualities
Attributes
In John's Gospel, he was known to commonly use parables.
True
False
