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Worksheets8th Grade Religion Final Exam Review 24-25
Total questions: 66
Worksheet time: 33mins
Sociology is defined as:
The study of human society and social behavior
The study of physical sciences
The study of ancient artifacts
The study of mathematical theories
Church is defined as:
The family of God united in Christ
A type of government building
A marketplace
A school
Marxism is defined as:
classless society and collective ownership of all things
A philosophy that promotes individual ownership and free markets
A system based on hereditary monarchy
A religious movement focused on spiritual enlightenment
Secularism is defined as:
The separation of religion from the state, human problems fixed by human solutions
The promotion of a single religion by the state
The rejection of all religions
The dominance of religious leaders in government
Postmodernism is:
a viewpoint that has no absolute truths
A scientific theory about the origin of the universe.
A style of classical music from the 18th century.
A political system based on monarchy.
Which of the following is a duty of citizenship?
Paying taxes
Owning property
Traveling abroad
Voting in elections
Which of the following is a benefit of citizenship?
Access to government services
Loss of voting rights
Increased taxes
Limited travel opportunities
Humans are responsible for their actions and choices and their consequences.
True
False
Every human being gets their self worth from what society tells them.
True
False
The pattern of growth in a society is Individuals-families-nations-villages-tribes.
True
False
Families should be a place of love and learning how to get along with others.
True
False
Postmodernism states that there is always absolute truth.
True
False
Christians should sit and wait for societies to change for the better.
True
False
The God ordained definition of family is one man, one woman, and their children.
True
False
Secularism wants a public society free from the influence of religion.
True
False
Humans are made to be in social relationships.
True
False
Secularism says adults should be able to seek alternative types of relationships.
True
False
The 3 building blocks of societies are:
Family, church, state
Money, Power, Technology
Laws, Religion, Art
Economy, Politics, Science
What three factors can alter the basic family unit as given in the Bible?
Death, divorce, and infertility
Wealth, education, and technology
Geography, language, and tradition
Politics, science, and art
Which of the following is NOT a factor used to measure a healthy society?
Suicides
Infant mortality rate
Crime rates
Substance abuse
voter turnout
Define: History
The study of past events, and how it affects the future
A branch of mathematics dealing with numbers.
A type of modern art movement.
A method of cooking traditional dishes.
Define: Preconception
an idea or opinion formed before enough information is available to make a valid conclusion.
A decision made after careful analysis of all facts.
A scientific theory proven by experiments.
A law established by a government.
Define: Internal evidence
Evidence found within the document or source itself.
Evidence obtained from external sources.
Evidence based on personal opinions.
Evidence collected through experiments.
Define: External evidence
Evidence from outside the document or source that supports its validity.
Evidence found only within the document itself.
A personal opinion about the document's content.
A summary of the document's main points.
Define: Corroborate
To confirm or give support to a statement, theory, or finding.
To argue against a statement or theory.
To ignore evidence or findings.
To create a new theory without evidence.
Define: Metanarrative
A grand, overarching story or interpretation that gives meaning to historical events and experiences.
A short story with a moral lesson.
A fictional narrative set in the future.
A detailed account of a single historical event.
Of the Metanarrative of the Bible. select the part that has not yet happened.
Restoration
Creation
Fall
Redemption
Which is not part of the Metanarrative of the Bible.
Restoration
election
Fall
Redemption
Creation took how many days?
3 days
5 days
6 days
7 days
How do we know it was a 24-hour day?
Because the Earth rotates once every 24 hours
Because the Sun rises and sets twice a day
The Hebrew word 'yom' means 24 hour period
Because the Moon orbits the Earth every 24 hours
How much time passed between creation and the fall into sin?
We are not sure
Several years
Hundreds of years
Thousands of years
It could not have been billions of years to account for the fossil record because:
Fossils are found intact and buried quickly at similar depths
There are too many fossils for billions of years.
The Earth is not old enough.
Fossils form instantly.
The approximate location of the Garden of Eden is:
Mesopotamia-the fertile crescent
Egypt
Greece
India
People may have lived so long at the beginning of time because of:
Better nutrition, fewer diseases, and a different environment
Advanced technology, modern medicine, and high education
Frequent wars, poor hygiene, and lack of shelter
High pollution, processed foods, and sedentary lifestyle
How many generations were there from Adam to Noah (including Adam and Noah)?
5
7
10
12
How many years passed between creation and the flood?
1,656 years
2,000 years
1,000 years
500 years
A created kind is:
A group of organisms that were originally created to reproduce within their group (taxonomic family)
A scientific classification based on physical similarities
A type of ecosystem
A stage in the evolutionary process
Noah knew which animals were to be put on the ark because:
he guessed which animals to take
God told him which animals to take
he chose his favorite animals
the animals followed him on their own
The modern-day, approximate location of where the ark came to rest after the flood is:
Mount Everest
Mount Ararat-Turkey
Mount Sinai
Mount Kilimanjaro
Jacob got the birthright blessing instead of his older brother because:
He was the firstborn.
He traded it for a bowl of stew.
He deceived his father with his mother's help.
His brother gave it to him willingly.
Which of the following lists includes the five things God promises Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob in His covenants?
Land, descendants, blessing, protection, and a great name
Wealth, power, wisdom, peace, and long life
Rain, harvest, health, joy, and unity
Kingship, prophecy, miracles, law, and temple
Jacob has how many sons?
10
12
7
5
Joseph was the favored son of Jacob because:
he was the youngest son
he was born to Jacob in his old age
he was the son of Rachel, Jacob's beloved wife
he was the most hardworking
Joseph’s brothers’ evil deeds turn out to be a benefit to Joseph because:
He becomes a ruler in Egypt and saves many lives, including his family.
He is punished for his brothers’ actions.
He loses all hope and never recovers.
He forgets about his family completely.
All of the Jewish people end up living in Egypt because:
They were forced to move due to famine and Joseph's position in Egypt.
They wanted to explore new lands.
They were invited by the Pharaoh for a festival.
They were escaping from another country.
The Jewish people ended up in slavery for the Egyptians because:
They were invited by the Pharaoh.
They were captured after a war.
They became numerous and were seen as a threat.
They chose to work as slaves.
Moses ended up being raised by Egyptian royalty because:
his mother placed him in a basket in the river and he was found by Pharaoh's daughter
he was born into the royal family
he was chosen by the priests
he was adopted by a merchant
How many plagues did God send to the Egyptians?
5
7
10
12
The last plague connects to the death of Jesus in which of the following ways?
Both involve the sacrifice of a lamb and the saving of lives through blood.
Both occurred during the time of Moses.
Both resulted in the freeing of the Israelites from Egypt.
Both were celebrated with a festival.
The Hebrews wandered for so long in the wilderness on the way to Canaan because:
they were lost and could not find the way.
they grumbled and complained against God and were punished.
they lacked food and water.
they were searching for other lands.
Moses brings back which of the following from Mt. Sinai?
The Ten Commandments, 613 rules, and plans to build the Tabernacle
The Ark of the Covenant, a golden calf, and manna
A staff, a robe, and sandals
A crown, a scepter, and a scroll
Details about the book of Revelation: a. Written by __________________________
John
Peter
Paul
James
Where written ________________________
The island of Patmos
The city of Rome
The land of Canaan
The city of Jerusalem
What Style of writing _____________________________
Apocalyptic
Narrative
Poetic
Epistolary
Apocalypse is defined as:
A catastrophic event marking the end of the world-an uncovering of something hidden
A celebration of new beginnings
A peaceful negotiation between nations
A scientific discovery
God promises what to all who read and study the book of Revelation?
Blessing
Wealth
Long life
Wisdom
Choose which is a possible things represented by the 7 churches to whom John writes letters.
Actual churches in Asia Minor
The 7 wonders of the ancient world
The 7 deadly sins
The 7 hills of Rome
Choose which is a possible things represented by the 7 churches to whom John writes letters.
a type of Christian
The 7 wonders of the ancient world
The 7 deadly sins
The 7 hills of Rome
Choose a possible things represented by the 7 churches to whom John writes letters.
Types of churches throughout history
The names of Roman emperors
The 7 deadly sins
The 7 wonders of the ancient world
What 3 part format does each of the letters follow:
beginning-middle-end
praise-rebuke-exhort
Salutation to the people of Rome
Message to the disciples in Jerusalem
Know the meaning of the symbolism of the following: a. Lampstand
The churches
The angels
The prophets
The nations
Know the meaning of the symbolism of the following: b. Scroll
God's plan or revelation
A symbol of wealth
A sign of war
A representation of time
Know the meaning of the symbolism of the following: c. Seal
Authentication or security
Wealth or prosperity
Love or affection
Wisdom or knowledge
Know the meaning of the symbolism of the following: d. Voice like a trumpet
A call to attention or announcement from God
A sign of peace and tranquility
A symbol of silence and secrecy
A representation of confusion and chaos
Name the two cities written about in Revelation and what they represent.
Babylon (represents evil or the world system) and Jerusalem (represents God's people or the holy city)
Rome (represents the Roman Empire) and Nineveh (represents repentance)
Athens (represents wisdom) and Corinth (represents immorality)
Ephesus (represents the early church) and Sodom (represents sin)
What does Revelation tell us about how God is watching us?
God is omniscient and aware of everything that happens. He watches over His people and knows their deeds. He is always present and attentive.
God is unaware of human actions and only intervenes occasionally.
God only watches over angels and not humans.
God is present only in places of worship and not everywhere.
