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WorksheetsBible Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
What is the origin of the word 'Bible'?
Hebrew
Latin
Greek
Aramaic
How many authors contributed to the Bible?
Approximately 20
Approximately 40
Approximately 60
Approximately 10
What are the first five books of the Old Testament known as?
Torah
Psalms
Gospels
Epistles
Which section of the Bible contains the Gospels?
Prophets
Old Testament
Deuterocanonical books
New Testament
Which Gospel is NOT part of the New Testament?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
Thomas
What is the main focus of the Book of Revelation?
End of the world
Creation of the world
Life of Jesus
Laws of Moses
What is the term for the authoritative parts of the Bible approved by the Catholic Church?
Apocryphal
Canonical
Deuterocanonical
Historical
Which books are included in the Law section of the Old Testament?
Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy
Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes
Matthew, Mark, Luke, John
Acts, Romans, Corinthians
What is the significance of the Old Testament according to the Catechism of the Catholic Church?
Indispensable part of Sacred Scripture
Only historical value
Not relevant today
Only for Jewish people
Which books are considered the Prophets in the Old Testament?
Acts to Revelation
Genesis to Deuteronomy
Matthew to John
Isaiah to Malachi
What does the term 'Gospel' mean?
Good news
Holy scripture
Ancient text
Divine law
Which council affirmed the inclusion of Deuterocanonical books in the Catholic Bible?
Council of Jerusalem
Council of Nicaea
Council of Trent
Council of Ephesus
What is the primary language of the New Testament?
Greek
Hebrew
Latin
Aramaic
Which part of the Bible contains the Epistles?
Prophets
Old Testament
Deuterocanonical books
New Testament
What is the purpose of the letters in the New Testament?
To address early Christian communities
To record laws
To tell parables
To describe creation
Match the following
Law book
Exodus
Prophecy book
Isaiah
Gospel
St Matthew
Poetry
Psalms
Epistles (Letters)
1 Corinthians
Separate scrolls were later put into a (a) or book. The (b) or order was defined by (c) Damascus in AD (d) .
Written within (a) years Jesus' death Accepted by most (b) Churches Author knew (c) or knew someone who was close to Jesus All Gospels had a (d) message
'The New Testament lies hidden in the Old and the Old Testament is unveiled in the New.' CCC 129
The Old Testament links to the New
New Testament books are in the Old Testament
Old Testament books include New Testament books
'The (a) are the heart of all the (b) ' CCC125
