wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

Harold’s CRS Test

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The parable of the Prodigal Son teaches us that God’s mercy is…

a)

Reserved for the perfect

b)

Available only if we are wealthy

c)

Always available to those who repent

d)

Only for children

2.

What is one effect of showing mercy to others according to the Bible?

a)

It causes more conflict

b)

It brings spiritual blessings

c)

It makes us weak

d)

It separates us from God

3.

In the story of Jonah, what role did the prophet play?

a)

He punished the people

b)

He warned the people of their wickedness

c)

He ignored the people

d)

He joined the people in sin

4.

Mercy, as taught in the Bible, is a gift from…

a)

Ourselves

b)

The community

c)

God

d)

Teachers

5.

Which of the following is a way we are called to show mercy?

a)

Holding grudges

b)

Forgiving others

c)

Seeking revenge

d)

Ignoring others’ needs

6.

God’s mercy is described as being…

a)

Conditional on our actions

b)

Based on our worthiness

c)

Unconditional

d)

Limited to a few people

7.

How did the father react when his prodigal son returned home?

a)

He scolded him

b)

He sent him away

c)

He welcomed him with open arms

d)

He ignored him

8.

In the parable of the Prodigal Son, what did the young man do with his inheritance?

a)

Saved it wisely

b)

Gave it away

c)

Squandered it on reckless living

d)

Invested it

9.

What was God’s response to the people of Nineveh after they repented?

a)

He punished them

b)

He sent more warnings

c)

He forgave their sins

d)

He ignored them

10.

In the story of Jonah, what did the people of Nineveh do when they heard God’s message?

a)

They ignored it

b)

They repented sincerely

c)

They fought against Jonah

d)

They celebrated immediately

11.

According to the notes, God’s mercy is shown even when we do not…

a)

Ask for it

b)

Work hard

c)

Deserve it

d)

Understand it

12.

What is meant by “mercy” in Christian teaching?

a)

Punishment for wrongdoing

b)

God’s compassion and forgiveness

c)

A form of judgment

d)

Strict rules for behaviour

13.

To whom does Jesus liken the father of the prodigal son in the story?

a)

All father

b)

God the Father

c)

No one

14.

The moral of the story is

(a)  

15.

When the younger son meet his father he was very ___.

a)

Ashamed

b)

Exited

c)

Angry

16.

Who said to whom "Oh my father I am no longer called to be your son ''

a)

The small son said to his father

b)

The younger son said to his father

c)

Father said to his 2 sons

17.

Where was your memory verse taken from last week?

a)

Matthew 19:10

b)

John 3:16

c)

Psalm 100: 4-5

d)

Luke 19:10

18.

What was the lesson learnt from this parable?

a)

God shows His love for His children through forgiveness

b)

Spend your money carelessly and your parents will give you more

c)

Take your inheritance and spend it as you wish

d)

It's good to have rich parents

19.

It is important to honestly confess our sins to God as we ask for His forgiveness.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

20.

What was the father's response to his older son's anger?

a)

He should be happy his brother returned

b)

His brother was lost and he has been found

c)

He should stay angry

d)

He should leave like his brother did

21.

Why was the older brother upset?

a)

His father never threw him a party before

b)

He missed the party

c)

He was tired

d)

He hated his brother

22.

How did the older brother react to the celebration for his younger brother?

a)

He was happy

b)

He was angry

c)

He was not told

d)

He did not care

23.

Who did the older brother ask about the celebration?

a)

his father

b)

a servant

c)

his brother

d)

his friend

24.

Which animal did the father ordered to be killed for his son's celebration?

a)

a goat

b)

a lamb

c)

a chicken

d)

a calf

25.

What was the son given by his father on his return?

a)

Robe

b)

Ring

c)

Sandals

d)

Gold and Silver

26.

What did the son ask his father when he returned home?

a)

To be hired as a servant

b)

For more money

c)

For a place to sleep

d)

New clothes

27.

What food did the son eat when he was poor?

a)

He ate from the pigs' trough

b)

He took food from the bin of his boss

c)

He found an apple tree and ate apples

d)

He brought food with the money he earned

28.

What job did the son find when he was poor?

a)

Feeding pigs

b)

Being a shepherd

c)

Working in fields

d)

Helping in the house

29.

What happened to the son's friends when he had no money?

a)

They ignored him

b)

They helped him get money

c)

They found him a job

d)

They sold him as a slave

30.

What did the son do with his money?

a)

wasted it all

b)

gave it to the poor

c)

gave it back to his father

d)

saved it

31.

What happened in the country the son moved to?

a)

Famine

b)

Floods

c)

War

d)

Plague

32.

Which son asked for his portion of money?

a)

The oldest son

b)

The youngest son

c)

Both sons

d)

Neither sons

33.

How many sons are mentioned in this parable?

a)

0

b)

1

c)

2

d)

3

34.

Where in the Bible can the parable of the Prodigal Son be found?

a)

JOHN 3:11-16

b)

MATTHEW 9:25-32

c)

GENESIS 1:1-8

d)

LUKE 15:11-32

35.
What was Jonah's original response to God's command?
a)
He went to Joppa and got in a boat heading away from Nineveh
b)
He went to Joppa and got in a boat heading straight to Nineveh
c)
He went to Joppa and got on a fish
d)
He hid in a cave
36.
What city was Jonah called to warn of God's coming judgement?
a)
Nineveh
b)
Tarshish
c)
Jerusalem
d)
Damascus
37.

Who was Jonah speaking to when he said “But I will sacrifice to You With the voice of thanksgiving; I will pay what I have vowed. Salvation is of the Lord.”

a)

the people of Nineveh

b)

God

c)

The people on the ship

38.

Please fill in the blank: “ So the Lord  (a)   to the fish, and it vomited Jonah onto dry land.

39.

While in the belly of the fish Jonah was:

a)

praying

b)

singing

c)

crying

40.

Jonah was in the belly of the fish for:

a)

three days and three nights

b)

forty days

c)

one week

41.

What did the people on the ship ask the Lord when before they threw Jonah in the water?

a)

To let them get to their destination safely

b)

To not let them perish for throwing Jonah

c)

To ask to keep Jonah on the ship

42.
What was God teaching Jonah through the story of the plant?
a)
God showed Jonah that it was wrong to care more about the plant than the people of Ninevah.
b)
God showed Jonah that he he was just as wicked as the Ninevites.
c)
God showed Jonah that He is sovereign over even worms and vines.
d)
God showed that He knew the pridefulness and self-righteousness of Jonah's heart.
43.
How long did the plant live?
a)
One day.
b)
One week.
c)
Three days and three nights.
d)
One night.
44.
How did Jonah react to the fate of the plant?
a)
He asked God to take his life.
b)
He wept bitterly.
c)
He made another shelter from palm fronds.
d)
He praised God.
45.
What happened to the plant that God provided to shelter Jonah?
a)
God sent a worm to eat it.
b)
God caused it to whither in the hot sun.
c)
It flourished and grew very large.
d)
God sent locusts to eat it.
46.
What happened to Jonah once he was in the water?
a)
He was swallowed by a great fish and remained there for 3 days and nights.
b)
He repented
c)
He changed his mind and asked to be taken back onto the ship
d)
He was swallowed by a great fish, which immediately vomited him onto the shore
47.
What did God send to show his displeasure with Jonah's initial response?
a)
He sent a storm
b)
He sent the Assyrian army to invade Israel
c)
He sent a swarm of locusts
d)
He sent an angel to rebuke Jonah
48.

The Spirit of God that helps us to live good and holy lives.

a)

Holy Spirit

b)

Spirit

c)

Holy

d)

None of the above

49.

When we walk in the Holy Spirit, we allow Him to lead us, guide us, and help us obey God. True or False

a)

False

b)

True

50.

What is something good that a person receives for doing the right thing or for behaving well. It is a gift, prize, or blessing given in return for good actions.

a)

Milo

b)

Sweet

c)

Popcorn

d)

Reward