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WorksheetsDUNCAN Promised Land
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
What did the scouts report about the land?
It is barren and dry.
It flows with milk and honey.
It is covered in snow.
It is full of deserts.
How did the scouts describe the people of the land?
Friendly and welcoming.
Fierce.
Quiet and shy.
Peaceful.
Who was one of the scout leaders who wanted to seize the land?
Joshua
Caleb
Aaron
Moses
What were the Hebrews afraid to do?
Build a new city
Engage the Canaanites in battle
Cross the river
Find new leaders
Who agreed with Caleb about seizing the land?
Joshua and Aaron
Moses and Aaron
Joshua and Moses
Caleb and Joshua
Who defended Moses and Aaron when the Israelites wanted a new leader?
Caleb and Joshua
Moses and Aaron
The Canaanites
The Hebrews
What consequence did the people who complained face according to the text?
They were forgiven and entered the Promised Land.
They spent 40 years in the wilderness.
They immediately reached the Promised Land.
They were given a new leader.
What did God do in his mercy according to the text?
He punished them immediately.
He forgave them.
He sent them back to Egypt.
He gave them riches.
Why was God not pleased with Moses?
Moses struck the rock twice.
Moses did not pray.
Moses forgot the commandments.
Moses led the Israelites astray.
What was the consequence for Moses and Aaron after striking the rock?
They were not allowed to lead the Israelites into the Promised Land.
They were given a second chance.
They were praised for their actions.
They were given more responsibilities.
What are obligations?
Duties we have because we have agreed to them.
Truths we believe in strongly enough to act on them.
The results of different choices.
Ideas we think about but do not act on.
What are principles?
Duties we have because we have agreed to them.
Truths we believe in strongly enough to act on them.
The results of different choices.
Actions we take without thinking.
What are consequences?
Duties we have because we have agreed to them.
Truths we believe in strongly enough to act on them.
The results of different choices.
Plans we make for the future.
Who do people who want to follow Jesus ask for guidance in making decisions?
Their friends
The Holy Spirit
Their family
Their teachers
What does a well-formed conscience help us to do?
Make decisions based on personal desires
Make decisions according to God's law of love
Ignore the consequences of our actions
Follow the majority opinion
What is one of the steps in using a well-formed conscience?
Ignoring our principles
Asking if our principles demand a certain choice
Making choices without thinking
Avoiding any obligations
What should we consider when making a decision with a well-formed conscience?
The easiest option
The possible consequences
What others think
The quickest solution
What does conscience always judge in favor of?
What it sees as harmful
What it sees as good
What it sees as neutral
What it sees as popular
What are we obliged to do after conscience has made its judgment?
Ignore it
Follow it
Question it
Change it
What can oppose our choice if we let them?
Conscience
Feelings or desires
Friends
Rules
What can a guilty conscience be a sign of?
Despair
Hope
Anger
Fear
What can a guilty conscience lead to?
Confusion
Conversion
Isolation
Happiness
