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Bible Quiz 1 (Laoise)

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 57mins

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Class
Date
1.

According to the passage, who is paying close attention to current events?


a)

Only political leaders

b)

Scientists and historians

c)

Rulers, statesmen, and thinking men and women of all classes

d)

Only religious figures

2.

What signs are mentioned as indications of an impending crisis?






a)

Increased technological advancements

b)

Calamities by land and sea, unsettled society, and war alarms

c)

Economic prosperity and peace treaties

d)

Growth in scientific discoveries

3.

The passage suggests that the world is experiencing calm and stability.


a)

True

b)

False

4.

The passage states that the world is on the verge of a __________ crisis.

a)

rapid

b)

stupendous

5.

What do the "agencies of evil" mentioned in the passage appear to be doing?

a)

They are busy increasing the knowledge of men.

b)

They are combining their forces in unifying all religious sectors.

c)

They are combining their forces, consolidating, and strengthening for the last great crisis.

d)

They are combining their forces, consolidating, and strengthening for One world order.

6.

The final movements leading to great changes in the world will be slow and gradual.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

The passage states that the final movements will be __________ ones.

a)

rapid

b)

slow

c)

gradual

d)

constant

8.

According to the passage, what is being forecasted?

a)

Events of the greatest magnitude

b)

Economic decline

c)

scientific revolution

d)

the end of reloigious influence

9.

The passage encourages people to spread discouragement and fear about the coming crisis.

a)
True
b)
False
10.

Jesus is described as the one who can carry people through the time of trial.

a)
True
b)
False
11.

The time of trouble is said to (a)  

12.

The passage compares people to (a)   , urging them to wake up.

13.

We are standing on the threshold of the (a)   of the ages.

14.

11.                    The judgments of God will come in (a)   , including fire, flood, earthquake, war, and bloodshed.

15.

11.                    The passage advises believers not to speak words of unbelief or (a)   .

16.

What specific events does the passage say will happen in "quick succession"?

a)

Fire, flood, earthquake, war, and bloodshed.

b)

fire, knowledge increase, rumors of war

c)

fire, war, tsunami

d)

immorality, earthquake, volcano eruption

17.

What should people do instead of remaining like "sleeping virgins"?

a)

They should slumber and ask Jesus to support and carry them through the time of trial.

b)

They should wake up and pray.

c)

They should wake up and ask Jesus to support and carry them through the time of trial.

d)

They should wake up buy oil immediately.

18.

According to the passage, will the trouble cease before Jesus comes?

a)

Yes, the trouble will cease until Jesus comes.

b)

No, the trouble will cease until Jesus comes.

c)

Yes, the trouble will not cease until Jesus comes.

d)

No, the trouble will not cease until Jesus comes.

19.

What is the main message of the passage regarding the time of trouble?

a)

The time of trouble is near and decreasing, and believers should prepare by seeking strength in Jesus rather than giving in to fear or discouragement.

b)

The time of trouble is near and increasing, and believers should prepare by seeking strength in Jesus rather than giving in to fear or discouragement.

c)

The time of trouble is almost and increasing, and believers should prepare by seeking strength in Jesus rather than giving in to fear or discouragement.

d)

The time of trouble is near and increasing, and believers should prepare by seeking strength in their family rather than giving in to fear or discouragement.

20.

What is the passage’s advice for how people should respond to the coming crisis?

a)

People should not speak words of belief or encouragement but should trust in Jesus to help them through the difficulties ahead.

b)

People should speak words of unbelief or discouragement but should trust in Jesus to help them through the difficulties ahead.

c)

People should not speak words of unbelief or discouragement but should trust in Jesus to help them through the difficulties ahead.

d)

People should not speak words of unbelief or discouragement but should only pray without ceasing.

21.

According to the passage, what has God always done before bringing judgments?




a)

Given warnings to people

b)

Kept His plans secret

c)

Allowed people to guess the outcome

d)

Sent angels to remove the righteous beforehand

22.

What determined whether people escaped God's judgments?

a)

Their level of wealth and power

b)

Their ability to predict the future

c)

Their faith and obedience to God's commandments

d)

Their knowledge of historical events

23.

How was Noah warned about the coming judgment?

a)

He received a dream about the flood

b)

An angel appeared to him with a written message

c)

God spoke to him directly and told him to build an ark

d)

He overheard discussions about a possible flood

24.

What message was given to Lot before the destruction of Sodom?

a)

“Stay inside and pray for deliverance.”

b)

“Up, get you out of this place; for the Lord will destroy this city.”

c)

“Warn the people, and they will all be saved.”

d)

“Move to another city when you have time.”

25.

What historical warning did Christ give to His disciples?


a)

A warning about the destruction of Jerusalem

b)

A warning about the fall of the Roman Empire

c)

A prophecy about the future of Christianity

d)

A prediction about world peace

26.

Only some people received a warning from God about coming judgments.

a)

True

b)

False

27.

Noah and Lot were both saved because they obeyed God's warnings.

a)
True
b)
False
28.

The people who heeded Christ’s warning about the destruction of Jerusalem were saved.

a)
True
b)
False
29.

The passage suggests that there will be no warning before Christ’s second coming.

a)
True
b)
False
30.

Those who heed the warning of Christ’s second coming will be saved.

a)
True
b)
False
31.

God has always given men (a)   of coming judgments.

32.

Those who had (a)   in His message and acted in obedience were saved.

33.

Noah was commanded to enter the (a)   , and he was saved.

34.

Lot was told to flee the city because the Lord was going to (a)   it.

35.

Jesus warned His disciples about the (a)   of Jerusalem.

36.

What common factor led to the salvation of Noah, Lot, and Christ’s disciples?

a)

Their diligence of Bible study.

b)

Their faith and obedience to God’s law.

c)

Their faith and obedience to God’s warning.

d)

Their dedication and love for Christ.

37.

What did those who watched for the sign of Jerusalem’s destruction do to escape?

a)

They stayed in the city.

b)

They fled from the city.

c)

They prayed hard.

d)

They evagelized.

38.

According to the passage, what warning is given to people today?

a)

The warning of destruction to come upon the world.

b)

The warning of false prophets.

c)

The warning of fire and earthquake.

d)

The warning of Christ’s second coming and the destruction to come upon the world.

39.

What lesson can be learned from the examples of Noah, Lot, and Christ’s disciples?

a)

Those who listen to and obey God’s warnings will be saved from destruction.

b)

Those who do God's will.

c)

Those who listen to and obey God’s warnings will have eternal life.

d)

Those who listen to and obey God’s warnings will be saved from evil.

40.

What should people do when they hear the warning of Christ’s second coming?

a)

They should heed the warning and go flee to the mountains.

b)

They should repent.

c)

They should heed the warning and prepare for His coming in faith and obedience.

d)

They should share the bible and salvation.

41.

What did Jesus try to explain to His disciples before His crucifixion?

a)

That He would be betrayed but rescued by angels

b)

That He would be put to death and rise again from the tomb

c)

That He would overthrow the Roman government

d)

That His followers would establish a kingdom on earth

42.

Why did the disciples fail to understand Jesus' warning?

a)

They were distracted by their daily routines

b)

They thought Jesus was speaking in parables

c)

They were focused on the idea of temporal deliverance from Rome

d)

They believed Jesus would never leave them

43.

1What happened to the disciples' hopes after Jesus was crucified?

a)

Their faith remained strong

b)

They immediately remembered His words and rejoiced

c)

Their hopes were completely destroyed

d)

They formed a plan to rescue Him

44.

How does the passage compare Jesus’ warning to His disciples with prophecies about the end times?

a)

Both are hidden and impossible to understand

b)

Both are clearly presented, but many fail to understand

c)

Only Jesus' warning was clear, while end-time prophecies are symbolic

d)

End-time prophecies are more difficult to interpret than Jesus’ words

45.

What is clearly presented in prophecy regarding the last days?

a)

The date of Christ’s return

b)

The events connected with the close of probation and preparation for the time of trouble

c)

The exact number of people who will be saved

d)

The place where the final battle will occur

46.

Jesus’ disciples fully understood and accepted His prediction of His death and resurrection.

a)

True

b)

False

47.

The disciples were expecting Jesus to deliver them from Roman rule.

a)
True
b)
False
48.

The prophecies about the last days are as clearly revealed as Jesus’ words to His disciples.

a)
True
b)
False
49.

Most people fully understand the truths revealed in prophecy about the end times.

a)
True
b)
False
50.

The passage suggests that preparation for the time of trouble is an important responsibility.


a)
True
b)
False
51.

The disciples were looking for _________ from the Roman yoke.

a)

temporal deliverance

b)

fault

c)

temporal salvation

d)

gift

52.

11.                    The words of Jesus about His death and resurrection were ______ from their minds.

a)

deprived

b)

constructed

c)

banished

d)

relived

53.

When Jesus died, His disciples' hopes were ___________.

a)

rekindled

b)

relived

c)

destroyed

d)

saved

54.

The future is opened to us in _________, just as it was revealed to the disciples.

a)

salvation

b)

law

c)

hope

d)

prophecies

55.

Many people today have _______________ of end-time prophecies than if they had never been revealed.

a)

more understanding

b)

no more understanding

c)

little understanding

d)

perfect understanding

56.

Why did the disciples not accept Jesus’ warning about His death?

a)

They were expecting a political Messiah who would free them from Roman rule and could not tolerate the idea of His suffering and death.

b)

They were expecting a rich Messiah who would free them from Roman rule and could not tolerate the idea of His suffering and death.

c)

They were expecting a Divine Messiah who would free them from Roman rule and could not tolerate the idea of His suffering and death.

d)

They were expecting a smart Messiah who would free them from Roman rule and could not tolerate the idea of His suffering and death.

57.

What was the effect of Jesus’ crucifixion on the disciples?

a)

It completely gave them hopes, as if He had never warned them about it.

b)

It completely destroyed their hopes, as if He had never warned them about it.

c)

It completely destroyed their hopes, as if He had never warned them about it.

d)

It completely destroyed their faith.

58.

How is the understanding of end-time prophecy similar to the disciples' misunderstanding of Jesus’ words?

a)

Just as the disciples ignored Jesus' warnings, many today fail to understand or accept the clear prophecies about the last days.

b)

Just as the disciples listened to Jesus' warnings, many today fail to understand or accept the clear prophecies about the last days.

c)

Just as the disciples ignored Jesus' warnings, many today understand or accept the clear prophecies about the last days.

d)

Just as the disciples ignored Jesus' warnings, a few people today fail to understand or accept the clear prophecies about the last days.

59.

What key events related to the last days are clearly revealed in prophecy?

a)

rumors or wars

b)

The close of probation and the work of preparation for the time of trouble.

c)

signs of the times and 3 angels' message

d)

The close of probation signs of the times.

60.

What is the role of the third angel in Revelation 14:9-11, as described in the passage?


a)

To bring peace to all nations

b)

To separate the wheat from the tares and seal the wheat for heaven

c)

To announce the second coming of Christ

d)

To reveal new prophetic messages

61.

1According to the passage, why is it important for young people to understand last-day prophecies?

a)

So they can teach others about history

b)

Because they will need to answer for their faith before magistrates

c)

So they can predict world events

d)

To help them achieve worldly success

62.

What should students and teachers focus more attention on, according to the passage?

d) Political debates

a)

Scientific advancements

b)

Future technological trends

c)

The things that will happen before the end of the world

d)

political debates

63.

1What are believers encouraged to study?




a)

a) The economic trends of the world

b)

b) The great waymarks that point to the times we are living in

c)

c) The philosophies of great thinkers

d)

d) The myths and legends of different cultures

64.

What will happen to those who place themselves under God's control?

a)

a) They will understand the steady unfolding of prophetic events

b)

b) They will receive immediate blessings and prosperity

c)

c) They will avoid persecution

d)

d) They will never face trials in life

65.

The third angel’s message should only be of interest to religious scholars.

a)
True
b)
False
66.

The passage suggests that understanding prophecy is important for our eternal welfare.

a)

True

b)

False

67.

The youth should not concern themselves with learning about last-day events.

a)
True
b)
False
68.

The passage emphasizes studying history to see how prophecy has been fulfilled.

a)
True
b)
False
69.

Those who follow God will be able to understand the progress of world events in the final conflict.

a)
True
b)
False
70.

The third angel’s work is described as _______and his mission as _______.

a)

thoughtful, fearful

b)

fearful, awful

c)

fearful, dreadful

d)

strong, courageous

71.

Believers will have to stand before __________to answer for their faith.

a)

masters

b)

magicians

c)

magistrates

d)

Sanhedrin

72.

11.                    Students and teachers should give more attention to the things that will happen before the _____________________________

a)

probation

b)

closing up of the world’s history.

c)

persecution

d)

second coming

73.

11.                    We should study the ____________that reveal the times we are living in.

a)

great temptations

b)

great landmarks

c)

great tribulation

d)

great waymarks

74.

What is the significance of the third angel’s work in the last days?

a)

He is responsible for separating the wheat from the tares and sealing the wheat for the heavenly garner.

b)

He is responsible for blowing the trumphets.

c)

He is responsible for putting the wheat and tares together and sealing the wheat for the heavenly garner.

d)

He is responsible for harvesting the wheat and the tares and sealing the wheat for the heavenly garner.

75.

Why should young people be aware of last-day events?

a)

Because they may be asked to join the authorities to persecute believers.

b)

Because they may have to argue with the authorities to explain their faith and should be prepared.

c)

Because they may have to stand before authorities to explain their faith and should be prepared.

76.

1.    Why was the light given to Daniel especially important?

a)

a) It was meant to help Israel in ancient times

b)

b) It contains practical wisdom for daily life

c)

c) It was given especially for the last days

d)

d) It teaches moral lessons but does not apply to today

77.

What books of the Bible should receive special attention in these last days?





a)

a) Psalms and Proverbs

b)

b) Daniel and Revelation

c)

c) Genesis and Exodus

d)

d) Matthew and John

78.

Why was the light given to Daniel especially important?


a)

a) It was meant to help Israel in ancient times

b)

b) It contains practical wisdom for daily life

c)



c) It was given especially for the last days

d)


d) It teaches moral lessons but does not apply to today

79.

1.    What chapter of Daniel are believers especially encouraged to study?

a)

a) Daniel 2

b)

b) Daniel 7

c)

c) Daniel 9

d)

d) Daniel 12

80.

What is said about the book of Revelation?

a)

a) It is too mysterious to understand

b)

b) It is full of truth that we need to understand

c)

c) It only applied to the early church

d)

d) It is mostly symbolic and unimportant for today

81.

How should God’s people approach the study of Revelation?

a)

a) Casually, as it is not yet relevant

b)

b) With diligence, as its unfulfilled prophecies will soon take place

c)

c) Only with scholarly interpretation

d)

d) With hesitation, since it conceals rather than reveals truth

82.

What is the responsibility of both watchmen and laymen regarding prophecy?


a)

a) To keep it a secret until the right time

b)

b) To explain it only to scholars

c)

c) To give the trumpet a certain sound and enlighten others

d)

d) To wait until the end comes before speaking about it

83.

What message should the watchmen proclaim?


a)

a) That the world will continue as it is for centuries

b)

b) The message of present truth for this time

c)

c) That prophecy is too difficult to understand

d)

d) That history is more important than prophecy

84.

According to the passage, what must happen before the end of the world?

a)

a) A great economic collapse

b)

b) The world must experience total peace

c)

c) The gospel must be preached in all the world

d)

d) A new religious leader must emerge

85.

How should prophecy be treated?


a)

a) It should be studied in secret by theologians

b)

b) More should be said about it because it is very important

c)

c) It should be left alone because it is too complicated

d)

d) It should only be discussed within churches

86.

What warning is given about the day of the Lord?

a)

a) It will come suddenly and unexpectedly

b)

b) It will be predictable by watching world events

c)

c) It will only affect unbelievers

d)

d) It will be delayed indefinitely

87.

The watchmen must lift up their voice and give the message of ________.

a)

present truth

b)

Jesus' coming

c)

resurrection

d)

last day events

88.

The gospel must be preached in (a)   before the end comes.

89.

What should believers do since the great day of the Lord is at hand?




a)

a) Try to predict every future event

b)

b) Watch unto prayer

c)

c) Worry constantly about the future

d)

d) Ignore prophecy and focus only on the present

90.

What is said about the mark of the beast?




a)

a) It has changed over time

b)

b) It is not yet fully understood and will be revealed as events unfold

c)

c) It is a symbolic concept with no real-world implications

d)

d) It is already fully explained and understood

91.

What mistake do some people make regarding the future crisis?

a)

a) They deny that any crisis will happen

b)

b) They ignore all prophetic warnings

c)

c) They borrow trouble by worrying too much about the future

d)

d) They study prophecy to prepare themselves

92.

What does the passage say about the coming time of trouble?




a)

a) It should be the constant focus of believers

b)

b) It is something God’s people should experience in their minds beforehand

c)

c) It is real but should not be dwelt upon excessively

d)

d) It will only affect unbelievers

93.

What message should NOT be the primary focus for churches?

a)

a) The importance of faith and obedience

b)

b) The reality of the shaking among God’s people

c)

c) The certainty of Christ’s return

d)

d) Constant warnings about the time of trouble

94.

The passage suggests that we can accurately describe all future events.

a)
True
b)
False
95.

The mark of the beast will be fully understood only as prophecy unfolds.

a)
True
b)
False
96.

We must (a)   , for the great day of the Lord is at hand.

97.

The (a)   is exactly what it has been proclaimed to be, but not all is yet understood.

98.

Instead of worrying about the future, what should believers be doing?

a)

They should watch, pray, and focus on last day events.

b)

They should watch, pray, and focus on present duties and blessings.

c)

They should watch, love and obey God.

d)

They should share the gospel of Christ

99.

  Some people borrow money by worrying too much about the future.

a)
True
b)
False
100.

People should not allow others’ interpretations of prophecy to take away their conviction.

a)
True
b)
False