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WorksheetsJesus' Parables Series 2
Total questions: 122
Worksheet time: 49mins
How many bags of gold did the man with the most ability receive?
One
Two
Five
Ten
What did the man with two bags of gold do with his money?
Invested and gained two more bags
Hid it in the ground
Gave it to the man with five bags
Lost it
Why did the man choose to bury his treasure instead of spending it?
He was lazy
He wanted to save it for later
He feared losing it
He thought it was too valuable to use
What did the master say to the man with five bags of gold?
Well done, good and faithful servant!
You are lazy and wicked!
You should have invested in the stock market
You will be thrown into darkness
What did the master say to the servant who buried his talent?
You have been faithful with a few things; I will put you in charge of many things.
You should have at least put my money on deposit with the bankers!
Why did you not take the risk?
You are a wise and prudent servant!
What lesson did the master teach the servant who buried his gold?
He should have taken more risks!
He was rewarded for his caution!
He wasted an opportunity!
He was praised for his wisdom!
What did the master do with the bag of gold from the lazy servant?
Gave it to the man with five bags
Kept it for himself
Threw it away
Returned it to the servant
What happened to the lazy servant in the end?
He was rewarded with more gold
He was forgiven by the master
He was thrown into darkness
He became the master
The main topic of the parable "The Wise And Foolish Virgins" is (a)
In the parable of "The Wise And Foolish Virgins," (a) virgins took extra oil with them.
According to the Bible, what is one of the key elements in the parable of "The Wise And Foolish Virgins"?
Ten virgins go out with lamps to await the arrival of the bridegroom
Five foolish virgins take extra oil
The bridegroom arrives at midnight
The virgins fall asleep
What is the main message of the parable of the ten virgins?
The need for constant watchfulness
The importance of sharing
The value of hard work
The significance of forgiveness
What do the wise virgins do in the parable?
They share their oil with the foolish virgins
They trim their lamps and prepare for the bridegroom's arrival
They go to buy more oil
They refuse to attend the wedding
What happens to the foolish virgins when they arrive late to the wedding?
They are allowed in
They are not allowed in
They are given more oil
They are forgiven
What did the rich fool decide to do with his harvest?
He planned to leave his harvest unharvested in the fields.
He chose to give his harvest away to the poor.
He decided to sell his harvest immediately.
He decided to build bigger barns to store his harvest.
How did the rich fool feel about his wealth?
The rich fool felt anxious about losing his wealth.
The rich fool felt burdened by his wealth.
The rich fool felt secure and satisfied with his wealth.
The rich fool felt indifferent towards his wealth.
What does the term 'fool' imply in the context of the parable?
A person with great foresight.
A wise and knowledgeable person.
A selfish and greedy person.
Someone who is always right.
How does the parable of the Rich Fool illustrate the concept of being rich towards God?
True wealth is found in generosity and a relationship with God.
Wealth is measured by the amount of money one has.
Generosity is only important during times of crisis.
A relationship with God is irrelevant to financial success.
What happens to the rich fool at the end of the story?
He shares his wealth with the poor.
He decides to travel the world with his fortune.
He becomes richer and invests wisely.
He dies that night and cannot enjoy his wealth.
What does the rich fool's attitude towards life teach us?
The rich fool's attitude warns against greed and the false security of material wealth.
The rich fool's attitude encourages sharing and generosity with others.
The rich fool's attitude teaches that life is only about enjoying luxury.
The rich fool's attitude promotes the pursuit of wealth above all else.
What does Jesus warn against in the parable of the rich fool?
Ignoring the law
All kinds of greed
Being unkind
Being too generous
What did the rich man in the parable decide to do with his surplus grain?
Donate it
Leave it in the fields
Build bigger barns
Sell it immediately
What does God call the rich man in the parable?
Wise
Fool
Generous
Prudent
According to the parable of the rich fool, what is life not defined by?
Number of friends
An abundance of possessions
Professional success
Physical strength
What ultimately happens to the rich man's possessions in the parable?
He has no say in their distribution after his death
He donates them
They are lost in a fire
They are stolen
What does Jesus initially refuse to do when approached by someone in the crowd?
Divide an inheritance
Heal a sick person
Feed the hungry
Preach to the crowd
How does Jesus describe the pursuit of wealth in the parable of the rich fool?
As a necessary evil
As a wise strategy
As a potential distraction from spiritual growth
As a commendable goal
What does the parable of the rich fool suggest about the fate of those who store up wealth for themselves?
They will be honored by society
They will live a life of luxury
They may face unexpected consequences
They will achieve eternal happiness
What was the rich man's occupation?
A farmer
A mechanic
A mason
An electrician
Select what the rich man didn't do when he achieved success.
Build bigger barns
eat
drink
Share with those who are less fortunate.
Define the term greed.
The supernatural power of God at work.
A selfish desire to want more than what you need.
Something that someone leaves behind for you when they die.
Wanting something that belongs to someone else.
What caused Jesus to tell this parable?
a young man asked him to.
A young girl came to Jesus and told him that her sister is keeping money from her.
A young lady asked him to.
A young man asked Jesus to make his brother share the inheritance.
_ is the root of all evil.
Hatred.
Money.
The love of money.
Wickedness.
34-43.
Answer the questions below after watching the video
Who is Jesus described as in the video?
A teacher
A prophet
The son of God and the savior of the world
A healer
What did Peter ask Jesus about forgiveness?
How often should I help others?
How often should I go to the temple?
How often should I forgive someone who sins against me?
How often should I pray?
How many times did Jesus say we should forgive someone?
Seventy times
Ten times
Seventy times seven
Seven times
What did the king decide to do with the servant who owed him a million dollars?
Give him more time to pay
Sell the servant and his family to pay the debt
Imprison him
Forgive the debt immediately
What did the king do when the servant begged for patience?
Gave him more time to pay
Reduced the debt
Forgave his debt
Imprisoned him
What did the forgiven servant do to his fellow servant who owed him a few thousand dollars?
Ignored him
Demanded immediate payment and had him imprisoned
Gave him more time to pay
Forgave his debt
How did the other servants react when they saw the forgiven servant's actions?
They helped the forgiven servant
They were very upset
They were indifferent
They were happy
What did the king call the forgiven servant when he found out about his actions?
A wise servant
An evil servant
A good servant
A foolish servant
What was the king's final decision for the unforgiving servant?
He forgave him again
He reduced his debt
He sent him to prison to be punished
He gave him more time to pay
What lesson did Jesus convey at the end of the parable?
To help the poor
To pray regularly
To forgive others from your heart
To be kind to everyone
What do u learn from the chapter workers in the vineyard?
If we fail to discharge the duties entrusted to us, God will take away the skills given to us
The mercy and generosity of God cannot be assessed by human calculation
No limit should be fixed for patience
How much did the vineyard owner offer to pay the last workers?
He offered to pay them twenty dollars.
He offered to pay them a quarter.
He offered to pay them one denarius.
How did the first set of workers react to how everyone was paid?
The first set of workers were angry and jealous.
The first set of workers were sad and ran away.
The first set of workers laughed and had a party.
What did the owner say to the jealous, first workers?
The owner told the first workers that life isn't fair.
He told them to 'get over it'.
He said he had paid them what he promised. They no right to be jealous because is wasn't their money.
In which Gospel is the parable of laborers in the vineyard found ?
Luke
Matthew
Mark
John
To those who set their eye only on profit, it will be lost, but to one who works without any consideration of
profit, he will get more
False
True
Service to God should always be with the intension of quantum of return.
False
True
But each of us was given grace according to the measure of Christ’s ______ .(Ephesians 4:7)
kindness
love
gift
Which of the following statements is true in this story?
All workers were paid the same
None of the workers were paid
The workers who started last were paid more than others
How did Jesus teach the people?
Miracles
Parables
All of the above
Which verse in the Bible tells about the Gift of God?
Ephesians 2:8
Psalm 23:2
1 Corinthians 13:1
The kingdom of heaven is like a landowner who went out to hire workers for his vineyard. For a days work – a denarius?
True
False
What is the main message of the Parable of Talents?
Invest all your resources in risky ventures.
Ignore your talents and rely on others.
Use your gifts and resources wisely and responsibly.
Only use your gifts for personal gain.
How do the talents represent different abilities or resources?
Talents are resources that can be bought or sold.
Talents are unique skills and strengths that represent individual abilities and resources.
Talents are only physical attributes that do not represent skills.
Talents are irrelevant to individual abilities and strengths.
What does the master symbolize in the parable?
The master symbolizes ignorance and folly.
The master symbolizes weakness and vulnerability.
The master symbolizes chaos and confusion.
The master symbolizes authority and wisdom.
What are the consequences faced by the servant who buried his talent?
The servant was rewarded for his actions.
The servant was given more talents to manage.
The servant was punished and had his talent taken away.
The servant was ignored and faced no consequences.
How can the concept of stewardship be interpreted from this parable?
Stewardship means ignoring the needs of others.
Stewardship is about accumulating wealth for personal gain.
Stewardship is the act of hoarding resources for future use.
Stewardship is the responsible management and care of resources for the benefit of others.
What lessons about risk-taking can be learned from the actions of the servants?
Risk-taking can lead to rewards, while inaction can result in missed opportunities.
Taking risks is never worth the potential consequences.
Risk-taking always leads to failure.
Inaction is the safest approach in all situations.
In what ways can the parable be applied to personal development?
The parable teaches that success comes without effort.
It suggests that self-doubt is essential for growth.
The parable can be applied to personal development by emphasizing perseverance, self-reflection, and learning from failures.
The parable indicates that avoiding challenges leads to improvement.
How does the parable encourage the use of one's gifts in society?
The parable encourages individuals to actively use their unique gifts to contribute positively to society.
The parable emphasizes that only a few should use their gifts.
The parable suggests hiding one's gifts to avoid criticism.
The parable discourages using gifts in any public setting.
What modern examples can illustrate the principle of stewardship?
Excessive resource extraction
Sustainable agriculture, corporate social responsibility, conservation efforts.
Neglecting environmental regulations
Monoculture farming practices
How can individuals identify their own 'talents' in today's world?
By reflecting on interests, seeking feedback, trying new activities, and using self-assessment tools.
By only focusing on past achievements
By avoiding new experiences
By relying solely on social media trends
What role does accountability play in the Parable of Talents?
Accountability only applies to financial investments.
Accountability encourages individuals to hide their talents.
Accountability ensures that individuals are responsible for using their talents wisely and effectively.
Accountability is irrelevant to the use of talents.
How can the parable inspire community service and engagement?
The parable teaches that community service is unnecessary.
The parable discourages teamwork and individual effort.
The parable inspires community service by promoting values of compassion and collective responsibility.
The parable focuses solely on personal gain and success.
What does the parable teach about fear and inaction?
Fear can paralyze individuals, leading to inaction and lost opportunities.
Fear can motivate individuals to take action immediately.
Fear is a necessary emotion that always leads to positive outcomes.
Inaction is often a sign of confidence and certainty.
How can the lessons from the parable be applied in a workplace setting?
Promote teamwork and empathy in the workplace.
Focus solely on individual achievements.
Encourage competition among employees.
Ignore conflicts and avoid communication.
What is the significance of the phrase 'to whom much is given, much is required'?
It means that wealth should be shared equally among all.
It suggests that those with less should strive for more.
It implies that responsibility is only for the less fortunate.
It signifies that greater privilege entails greater responsibility.
In the parable of the ten virgins, what does the arrival of the bridegroom symbolize?
The end of the world
The second coming of Jesus
The start of a new era
The beginning of a wedding ceremony
How did the wise virgins demonstrate their wisdom in the parable?
They brought extra oil for their lamps
They were able to stay awake all night
They knew the exact time the bridegroom would arrive
They were able to solve complex riddles
What does the oil in the parable represent?
Faith
Good deeds
Wisdom
Material possessions
What is the significance of the foolish virgins running out of oil?
They lacked preparation and foresight
They were not committed to their faith
They were easily distracted
They were selfish and did not share
What does the parable teach us about the importance of being prepared?
It is important to plan for the future
Unexpected events can happen at any time
Being prepared shows responsibility and maturity
All of the above
How does the parable of the ten virgins relate to our everyday lives?
It teaches us to always be ready for challenges
It reminds us to prioritize our spiritual well-being
It encourages us to be mindful of our actions
All of the above
What can we learn from the wise virgins sharing their oil with the foolish virgins?
The importance of generosity and compassion
The value of teamwork and cooperation
The significance of helping others in need
All of the above
How does the parable emphasize the concept of accountability?
The foolish virgins were held accountable for their lack of preparation
The wise 10 virgins were accountable for bringing oil.
The bride was held accountable for inviting Ten Virgins.
What is the ultimate consequence for the foolish virgins in the parable?
They are excluded from the wedding feast
They are forgiven and welcomed by the bridegroom
They are given a second chance to prove themselves
They are praised for their efforts
How can we apply the main lesson of the parable to our own lives?
By being understanding on expected events
By prioritizing our spiritual well-being
By showing carelessness
All of the above
How many virgins went to meet the bridegroom?
5
10
1
Why did Jesus tell the story of ten virgins?
To tell about the kingdom of God
To tell about marriage
To tell about lamps
How many virgins were wise?
10
5
2
Why were some virgins foolish?
They took lamp and oil
They took lamp but no oil.
They took oil but no lamps
What happened when the bridegroom delayed?
The virgins were awake
The virgins went home
The virgins slept
When did the bridegroom come?
In the morning
At midnight
in the afternoon
The foolish virgins asked the wise virgins for
their lamps
some oil
some money
When the virgins came back and knocked at the door. The bridegroom said
Please wait outside
I do not know you
You can go home
1. In Jesus' Parable of the Ten Virgins, what item did the foolish ones neglect to bring with them?
Lamps to light the way at night
Gifts for the bride
Gifts for the bridegroom
Extra oil for their lamps
2. The bridegroom was delayed until late at night. What happened when he finally came at midnight?
The bridegroom was angry because the foolish bridesmaids were not prepared
The foolish bridesmaids missed the wedding procession because they had fallen asleep
The foolish bridesmaids missed the wedding procession because they had gone away to buy the items they had neglected to bring
The bridegroom found five new bridesmaids to replace the foolish ones
10. What is the main lesson of the Parable of Ten Virgins?
God is free to grant salvation to whomever He wishes
Disciples are not greater than their masters
We must always be prepared for the day of judgment
We must use the gifts God has given us wisely
A parable is an earthly story with a heavenly meaning or moral lesson.
TRUE
FALSE
Jesus used parables to explain his teachings.
TRUE
FALSE
The word “Inheritance” is goods a person receive after marriage.
TRUE
FALSE
"Fool! This night your soul will be required of you." Luke 12:20 Who is the speaker?
Rich Man
God
The Brother
A man came and asked Jesus to tell his brother to share their father's crops.
TRUE
FALSE
The parable of the Rich fool was about a man whose land produced a lot of crops.
TRUE
FALSE
Why did the rich man built bigger barns?
To have a place to live
To help others with storage
To store his many crops
What happened to the rich fool?
He lived happily ever after
That very night he died
He became sick
The parable teaches us to trust in money and not to trust in God.
TRUE
FALSE
Jesus wanted the people in the crowd to understand that true happiness is found only in__________.
money
hard work
The Kingdom of God
What does Jesus warn against in Luke 12:13-15?
Ignoring the law
All kinds of greed
Being unkind
Being too generous
What did the rich man in the parable decide to do with his surplus grain?
Donate it
Leave it in the fields
Build bigger barns
Sell it immediately
What does God call the rich man in the parable?
Wise
Fool
Generous
Prudent
According to the parable, what is life not defined by?
Number of friends
An abundance of possessions
Professional success
Physical strength
What was the rich man's mistake according to the parable?
Ignoring his family
Not building enough barns
Storing up things for himself
Not working hard enough
What ultimately happens to the rich man's possessions in the parable?
He has no say in their distribution after his death
He donates them
They are lost in a fire
They are stolen
What does Jesus initially refuse to do when approached by someone in the crowd?
Divide an inheritance
Heal a sick person
Feed the hungry
Preach to the crowd
What lesson can be learned from the rich man's decision to build bigger barns?
Planning for the future is wise
Material wealth can lead to spiritual neglect
It is important to share with others
Hard work is always rewarded
How does Jesus describe the pursuit of wealth in the parables?
As a necessary evil
As a wise strategy
As a potential distraction from spiritual growth
As a commendable goal
What does the parable suggest about the fate of those who store up wealth for themselves?
They will be honored by society
They will live a life of luxury
They may face unexpected consequences
They will achieve eternal happiness
According Matthew 18:22
How many times we should forgive to those who have sinned against us?
seventy
seven
seventy times seventy
seven hundred
Based on the story that we have read, how much of talents did the servant owed to his master?
one thousand
two thousand
five thousand
ten thousand
What did the master commanded his servant to be sold as a payment?
sold his wife
sold his children
and all that he had
none of the above
According to Matthew 18:28
But when that same servant went out, he found one of his fellow servants who owed him a ______________, and seizing him, he began to choke him, saying, "Pay what you owe"
one dollar
a hundred silver
a thousand denarii
one thousand dollars
Who asked Jesus, "Lord how often should I forgive someone who sins against me?"
Matthew
Peter
Paul
John
What did the king first do when he found out the servant couldn't pay what he owed?
The king ordered the servant to give him his house.
The king ordered the servant to be killed.
The king ordered the servant to work.
The king ordered that the servant and his family be sold along with everything they owned.
What did the servant do when he found out the king was going to sell him and his family away?
The servant started to cry.
The servant fell down on his knees and begged the king for patience. He promised to pay it all back.
The servant gave up because he knew he couldn't pay it all back.
The servant finally decided to take the money out and pay the king back.
What did the king do after the servant begged for patience and more time?
The king sent the servant to jail.
The king had pity on him and released him and forgave his debt.
The king said who cares, you still have to pay me back!
The king gave the servant more time to pay.
What did the servant do when he left the king?
He went to watch spider man
He went to work to earn more money
He went to a fellow servant who owed him and demanded his money back
He went home happy
What did the servants who were watching do?
They stayed quiet about the whole thing
They went to the king and told on the unforgiving servant
They got scared that they would go to prison
They told the unforgiving servant to stop
What lesson does Jesus teach us through this parable?
Just pay people back what you owe them.
We should forgive others they way God forgives us.
We should not forgive big debts.
We should have people who have wronged us put in prison.
Forgiveness means to stop feeling mad at someone else.
True
False
What should we do for our enemies and people who are mean to us?
hit them
hate them forever
forgive them
call them names
People are likely to hurt us because ...
no one is perfect.
they want to destroy us.
When you forgive someone, you let go of bad feelings.
True
False
Everyone makes mistakes
True
False
If we do not forgive each other, we will not be forgiven?
True
False
In the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant, what is used to represent sin?
Sour grapes
Fish and loaves of bread
A cross
Monetary debt
We pray in our Lords prayer : Forgive us our ... as we forgive those who trespass against us.
Weaknesses
Prayers
Trespasses
Strengths
We are called to ... others just as God forgives us.
neglect
forgive
respect
hurt