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CRS Review Grade 5

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What did Saul think about Christians at first?

a)

He loved them

b)

He ignored them

c)

He disliked them and tried to hurt them

d)

He wanted to learn from them

2.

Where was Saul traveling when everything changed?

a)

Jerusalem

b)

Bethlehem

c)

Damascus

d)

Nazareth

3.

What happened to Saul on the road?

a)

He got lost

b)

A bright light flashed and he heard a voice

c)

He found a treasure

d)

He met his friends

4.

Who spoke to Saul from the light?

a)

Peter

b)

An angel

c)

Jesus

d)

Moses

5.

What happened to Saul after the light?

a)

He became rich

b)

He was very happy

c)

He became blind

d)

He ran away

6.

Who did God send to help Saul?

a)

Paul

b)

Ananias

c)

John

d)

Matthew

7.

How did Saul’s blindness end?

a)

He took medicine

b)

He prayed

c)

Ananias touched him

d)

He waited many weeks

8.

What new name did Saul take after changing?

a)

Peter

b)

John

c)

Paul

d)

James

9.

What was surprising about Saul’s change?

a)

He moved to another city

b)

He became a king

c)

He was once the biggest enemy of Christians

d)

He wrote a book

10.

What can we learn from Saul’s story?

a)

Always follow the crowd

b)

People never change

c)

Jesus can change anyone’s heart

d)

Only perfect people can follow God

11.

Who were Ananias and Sapphira?

a)

Kings and queens

b)

Members of the early Christian community

c)

Roman soldiers

d)

Prophets from the Old Testament

12.

What did Ananias and Sapphira sell?

a)

Clothes

b)

Food

c)

A piece of property

d)

A boat

13.

What lie did Ananias and Sapphira tell?

a)

That they were poor

b)

That they gave all the money from the sale

c)

That they were not married

d)

That they built a church

14.

Who confronted Ananias about his lie?

a)

John

b)

Peter

c)

Paul

d)

Jesus

15.

What happened to Ananias after he was confronted?

a)

He left the city

b)

He became sick

c)

He fell down and died

d)

He told the truth

16.

What happened to Sapphira when she continued the lie?

a)

She was forgiven

b)

She was sent away

c)

She also died

d)

She cried

17.

What did the community learn from this event?

a)

To save money

b)

To follow Ananias

c)

The importance of being truthful

d)

That property is bad

18.

What does Acts 5:4 say?

a)

“Love your neighbor as yourself.”

b)

“You have not lied just to human beings but to God.”

c)

“Do not be afraid.”

d)

“Forgive and forget.”

19.

What is the main lesson from the story of Ananias and Sapphira?

a)

Sharing is difficult

b)

Property is important

c)

Honesty is important and lying has consequences

d)

The church needs money

20.

Where can we read about Jesus as our High Priest?

a)

Genesis

b)

Psalms

c)

Hebrews

d)

Matthew

21.

Why is Jesus greater than angels?

a)

He is taller than them

b)

He is God's special Son and the Creator

c)

He sings better

d)

He lived longer

22.

What does a "covenant" mean?

a)

A gift from a king

b)

A rule from a teacher

c)

A special promise between God and people

d)

A letter from an angel

23.

What did the Old Covenant require for forgiveness?

a)

Saying prayers

b)

Animal sacrifices

c)

Building temples

d)

Helping the poor

24.

Why is Jesus called the Perfect Priest?

a)

He was rich

b)

He knew everything

c)

He never sinned and obeyed God completely

d)

He lived in a palace

25.

What is special about Jesus' sacrifice?

a)

It had to be repeated many times

b)

It was done in secret

c)

It was one perfect sacrifice that lasts forever

d)

It was an animal offering

26.

What does the New Covenant do?

a)

Makes people follow more rules

b)

Brings temporary peace

c)

Connects us directly with God

d)

Makes us rich

27.

What is written on our hearts in the New Covenant?

a)

Names of angels

b)

Rules from the law

c)

God's laws

d)

Songs of worship

28.

Who was Melchizedek?

a)

A prophet

b)

A king in Egypt

c)

A priest-king in Genesis

d)

A disciple of Jesus

29.

What is one main lesson from this topic?

a)

We must be perfect to know God

b)

Jesus’ sacrifice brings us close to God forever

c)

We should follow the old rules

d)

Animal sacrifices are still needed

30.

What was Paul’s name before he followed Jesus?

a)

Peter

b)

Timothy

c)

Saul

d)

Silas

31.

What happened to Paul on the road to Damascus?

a)

He got lost

b)

He saw a bright light and heard Jesus

c)

He met his family

d)

He found treasure

32.

Who did Paul travel with on his first missionary journey?

a)

Silas

b)

Luke

c)

Barnabas

d)

Timothy

33.

In which journey did Paul travel with Silas?

a)

First

b)

Second

c)

Third

d)

Fourth

34.

What did Paul do while in prison?

a)

Cried every day

b)

Escaped secretly

c)

Wrote letters and preached

d)

Gave up his mission

35.

What is one hardship Paul faced?

a)

Being rich

b)

Being praised

c)

Being shipwrecked

d)

Being lazy

36.

What was the purpose of Paul’s journeys?

a)

To go on vacation

b)

To collect money

c)

To spread the Gospel of Jesus

d)

To find food

37.

What was the purpose of Paul’s journeys?

a)

To go on vacation

b)

To collect money

c)

To spread the Gospel of Jesus

d)

To find food

38.

How many books of the New Testament did Paul write?

a)

3

b)

5

c)

13

d)

27

39.

Who was Timothy according to Paul?

a)

His teacher

b)

A Roman soldier

c)

His “true son in the faith”

d)

A stranger

40.

What can we learn from Paul’s life?

a)

Always travel far

b)

Never take risks

c)

Be brave and faithful to God

d)

Avoid challenges

41.

What happened to the temple curtain when Jesus died?

a)

It was moved aside

b)

It caught on fire

c)

It was torn from top to bottom

d)

It stayed the same

42.

What did the tearing of the curtain represent?

a)

A strong wind

b)

The end of the temple

c)

The removal of separation between God and man

d)

The destruction of the temple

43.

Who could enter the holy of holies before Jesus died?

a)

Anyone who prayed

b)

Only Jesus

c)

The high priest

d)

The king

44.

How often could the high priest enter the holy of holies?

a)

Once a month

b)

Every Sabbath

c)

Once a year

d)

Every day

45.

What did the curtain in the temple symbolize?

a)

The laws of Moses

b)

The light of heaven

c)

Man’s separation from God

d)

The angels' wings

46.

What was the curtain in the temple a symbol of, according to Hebrews 10:20?

a)

Jesus’ robe

b)

Jesus’ body

c)

The Ten Commandments

d)

The ark of the covenant

47.

Why was the curtain torn from the top?

a)

Because it was old

b)

To show that God did it

c)

Because of the wind

d)

Because people pulled it

48.

What did the centurion say after Jesus died?

a)

“This man was a sinner”

b)

“Let’s bury Him quickly”

c)

“Truly this was the Son of God”

d)

“He broke the law”

49.

What amazing things happened when Jesus died?

a)

Fire fell from the sky

b)

A rainbow appeared

c)

Earthquakes and darkness

d)

Angels flew across the sky

50.

What does the story teach us about Jesus?

a)

He was an ordinary man

b)

He was just a prophet

c)

He is the Son of God who made a way for us to reach God

d)

He wanted to build a new temple

51.

What is a covenant?

a)

A song in the Bible

b)

A prayer to God

c)

An agreement with promises and responsibilities

d)

A list of rules

52.

Who received the first biblical covenant from God?

a)

Noah

b)

Abraham

c)

Moses

d)

Adam and Eve

53.

What was God's command to Adam and Eve?

a)

Build a boat

b)

Worship idols

c)

Fill the earth and not eat the forbidden fruit

d)

Travel to Egypt

54.

What would happen if Adam and Eve obeyed God?

a)

They would become angels

b)

They would live forever

c)

They would become rich

d)

They would rule the world

55.

What did God promise after Adam sinned?

a)

To destroy the earth

b)

To send the seed of the woman to defeat Satan

c)

To remove all animals

d)

To give them a new garden

56.

Who received the second biblical covenant?

a)

Abraham

b)

Isaac

c)

Noah

d)

Jacob

57.

What did God promise Noah after the flood?

a)

He would never send a worldwide flood again

b)

He would build Noah a house

c)

He would send fire from heaven

d)

He would make Noah king

58.

What was Noah’s responsibility?

a)

To move to a new land

b)

To remain quiet

c)

To multiply and fill the earth

d)

To build a city

59.

Who received the third biblical covenant?

a)

Moses

b)

Abraham

c)

David

d)

Jesus

60.

What did God promise Abraham?

a)

He would become a fisherman

b)

He would rule the whole world

c)

He would be the father of a great nation and bless all people

d)

He would never face any challenge

61.

Who were John the Baptist’s parents?

a)

Mary and Joseph

b)

Elizabeth and Zechariah

c)

Ruth and Boaz

d)

Sarah and Abraham

62.

What made the announcement of John’s birth so special?

a)

It was announced by an angel

b)

His parents were young

c)

His parents were too old to have children

d)

He was born in a palace

63.

What was John not allowed to drink?

a)

Water

b)

Milk

c)

Wine and strong drink

d)

Juice

64.

How was John the Baptist filled with the Holy Spirit?

a)

After baptism

b)

From birth

c)

After praying

d)

In the temple

65.

Who would John the Baptist prepare the way for?

a)

Moses

b)

David

c)

Jesus

d)

Abraham

66.

What does “horn of salvation” mean?

a)

A musical instrument

b)

A symbol of power to save

c)

A decoration in the temple

d)

A gift from a king

67.

In which house (family line) does the “horn of salvation” come from?

a)

House of Zechariah

b)

House of Abraham

c)

House of David

d)

House of John

68.

What covenant did Zechariah mention in his prophecy?

a)

Noahic covenant

b)

Mosaic covenant

c)

Abrahamic covenant

d)

Davidic covenant

69.

Where did John the Baptist live until the time of his ministry?

a)

The temple

b)

The city

c)

The desert

d)

The mountain

70.

What did Jesus say to Lazarus at the tomb?

a)

“Go in peace.”

b)

“Lazarus, come out!”

c)

“Do not be afraid.”

d)

“Your sins are forgiven.”