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WorksheetsP4 Religion Parable and Miracle of Jesus
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 28mins
What are parables?
Long and complicated stories with no meaning
Songs that Jesus sang to His disciples
Short and simple stories with a special message
Rules and laws written in a book
Why did Jesus teach His disciples using parables?
To entertain them with funny stories
To explain the Kingdom of God in a simple way
To make them memorize long stories
To confuse those who listened
What does the sower do in the parable in Matthew 13:1-13?
Plants seeds
Waters plants
Harvests crops
Prunes trees
Where does the first group of seeds fall in the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-13)?
On rocky ground
On the path
Among thorns
On good soil
What happens to the seeds that fall on the path in the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-13)?
They grow quickly
They dry out
Birds eat them
They produce fruit
Where does the second group of seeds fall in the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-13)?
On rocky ground
On the path
Among thorns
On good soil
What happens to the seeds that fall on rocky ground in the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-13)?
They grow deep roots
They are choked by thorns
They wither in the sun
They produce a good crop
What happens to the seeds that fall among thorns in the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-13)?
They are choked by the thorns
They grow quickly
Birds eat them
They wither in the sun
Where does the fourth group of seeds fall in the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-13)?
On rocky ground
On the path
Among thorns
On good soil
What happens to the seeds that fall on good soil in the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-13)?
They produce a good crop
They are choked by thorns
Birds eat them
They wither in the sun
What does Jesus say about those who hear the parable but do not understand it in the Parable of the Sower (Matthew 13:1-13)?
They will be blessed
They will be forgiven
The evil one takes away what was sown in their heart
They will produce a good crop
What can we learn from the seed that fell on good soil?
We should always help others.
We should listen to God's Word and practice it in our daily lives.
We should work hard to plant seeds in the garden.
We should make sure to water our plants.
If you want to be like the good soil, what should you do when you hear advice from your parents or teachers?
Ignore it and do what you want.
Listen carefully and apply it in your actions.
Pretend to listen but forget it later.
Argue and say you don't need advice.
How can we avoid being like the seed that fell among thorns?
By focusing on God and not letting distractions like bad habits take over our lives.
By spending all our time playing video games and ignoring responsibilities.
By worrying too much about what others think of us.
By avoiding church and prayer when we feel busy.
Jesus Proclaims the Kingdom of God through Miracles. What is the meaning of a miracle?
A magic trick to amaze people
A special act of God that shows His power and love
A story told by Jesus to teach a lesson
A reward given to people who pray
Why did Jesus perform miracles?
To follow him
Leave and not sin again
To pray to Him
To worship God
What did Bartimaeus call Jesus when he cried out to Him (Mark 10:47)?
Son of God
Son of David
Lord of Hosts
Teacher
What did Jesus ask Bartimaeus when he approached Him?
"Do you want to follow me?"
"What do you want me to do for you?"
"Why are you calling me?"
"Where are your family and friends?"
What lesson can we learn from the story of Bartimaeus?
Always rely on others for help
Never call out when people tell you to stop
Have faith in Jesus and never give up
Only ask for help when it is convenient
What can we learn from Jesus healing Bartimaeus?
We should only care for our friends and family.
We should live with love and help others, especially those in need.
Miracles are only for special people.
Faith is not important in our lives.
Bartimaeus threw off his (a) to go to Jesus. (Mark 10:50)
The seeds that fell on the path were eaten by (a) . (Matthew 13:4)
Bartimaeus received his (a) after meeting Jesus. (Mark 10:52)
The seeds that fell among (a) were choked and couldn’t grow. (Matthew 13:7)
The seeds that fell on the good (a) produced a crop. (Matthew 13:8)
Jesus used (a) to teach lessons about the Kingdom of God. (Matthew 13:13)
Who told the parable of the sower? (Matthew 13:1)
(a)
Jesus said, “Your (a) has healed you.” (Mark 10:52)
The seeds on rocky ground withered because they had no (a) . (Matthew 13:6)
When Bartimaeus heard Jesus, he shouted out for (a) . (Mark 10:47-48)
Briefly retell the story of Blind Bartimaeus receiving his sight in Mark 10:46-52 using your own words (minimum 5 sentences)
What does the seed that falls on rocky ground represent in the Parable of the Sower?
People who are easily distracted by worldly concerns
People who hear the word and receive it with joy
People who have deep faith and understanding
People who ignore the word completely
How does the Parable of the Sower illustrate the importance of a receptive heart?
It shows that only the wealthy can understand God's word
It emphasizes that a good heart leads to fruitful living
It suggests that knowledge alone is enough for spiritual growth
It indicates that everyone will understand God's word equally
What is the significance of the good soil in the Parable of the Sower?
It indicates a lack of faith
It represents those who hear and understand God's word
It symbolizes wealth and prosperity
It shows that everyone will succeed
What does the seed that falls on the path represent in the Parable of the Sower?
People who are deeply rooted in faith
People who ignore the word completely
People who hear the word but do not understand it
People who are distracted by worldly pleasures
What is the outcome for the seeds that fall on rocky ground in the Parable of the Sower?
They grow but wither quickly due to lack of roots
They thrive and grow strong
They are eaten by birds
They produce a large harvest
How can we cultivate good soil in our hearts according to the Parable of the Sower?
By ignoring distractions and focusing on God's word
By only listening to what we want to hear
By relying solely on our own understanding
By avoiding any form of spiritual guidance
What does the seed that falls among thorns represent in the Parable of the Sower?
People who ignore the word completely
People who have a strong foundation in faith
People who are easily distracted by life's worries
People who are always joyful
What can we learn from the Parable of the Sower about the importance of nurturing our faith?
It is better to avoid challenges in faith
Only a few people can understand spiritual teachings
Faith will grow without any effort
It is essential to cultivate our spiritual lives for growth
What does the act of sowing seeds in the Parable of the Sower symbolize?
The idea that faith is only for the chosen ones
The need for strict rules in faith
The importance of keeping faith to ourselves
The sharing of God's word with others
