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WorksheetsBible Basics and the Concept of De-Creation
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 50mins
What are the two main parts of the Bible?
Old Testament and New Testament
Genesis and Exodus
Psalms and Proverbs
Gospel and Epistle
Which part of the Bible was written before Jesus was born?
New Testament
Old Testament
Psalms
Proverbs
What is the Bible compared to in the learning material?
A history book
A giant treasure book
A science book
A dictionary
According to the material, what did God say after creating the world step by step?
"It is finished!"
"It is GOOD!"
"It is perfect!"
"It is beautiful!"
Which of the following is NOT listed as something that sin hurts?
Us
Others
Animals
Our connection with God
How does the material describe "De-Creation"?
When God creates something new
When sin breaks or messes up what God created
When people build something beautiful
When the Bible is read aloud
Why is sin described as harmful in the material?
Because it only affects the earth
Because it only affects people who do wrong
Because it hurts us, others, the earth, and our connection with God
Because it is always accidental
Imagine you built a beautiful LEGO tower and someone knocked it down. How does this example help explain the concept of "De-Creation"?
It shows how easy it is to build things
It shows how sin can ruin what was once good and beautiful
It shows how to play with LEGOs
It shows how to fix broken things
What is a covenant?
A special promise between God and people
A type of prayer
A religious festival
A kind of food
What was the sign of God's promise to Noah after the flood?
A rainbow
A dove
A burning bush
A star
What did God promise Abraham?
Lots of children and a special land
A boat to survive the flood
A set of stone tablets
A golden crown
What was the sign of the covenant with Abraham?
Circumcision
A rainbow
A burning bush
A stone tablet
What did God give Moses as a sign of the covenant?
The Ten Commandments on stone tablets
A rainbow
A special land
A golden calf
Which of the following is NOT a type of book found in the Bible?
Recipes
Rules
Poems
Stories
Why is the Bible compared to a library?
Because it contains many different kinds of books
Because it is very old
Because it is written in many languages
Because it is kept in a special building
Explain how the signs of the covenants (rainbow, circumcision, stone tablets) helped people remember God's promises. (DoK Level 3)
They served as physical reminders of the promises made between God and people, helping each generation remember and keep the covenant.
They were used as decorations in homes.
They were only important to leaders.
They were forgotten over time.
Which of the following is NOT a type of content found in the Bible according to the material?
Poems
Parables
Science reports
Real events
What is the main message that the Bible tells, as mentioned in the material?
God wants us to follow rules
God loves us and wants to be close to us
God punishes those who do wrong
God only loves perfect people
According to the material, who are some of the special people Jesus mentioned in the Beatitudes?
People who are rich and powerful
People who are sad, kind, forgive, and try to make peace
People who are always happy
People who never make mistakes
What is one purpose of the Beatitudes as described in the material?
To teach us how to become wealthy
To show the values of God’s Kingdom
To explain scientific facts
To list rules to follow
Why do the Beatitudes give hope to people who suffer, according to the material?
Because suffering is always rewarded with wealth
Because being sad or treated badly for doing right still means you are blessed
Because suffering is a sign of weakness
Because only happy people are loved by God
How do the Beatitudes teach us how to live, based on the material?
By encouraging us to be peacemakers, merciful, and pure in heart
By telling us to avoid helping others
By focusing on becoming powerful
By ignoring the needs of others
According to the material, what does Jesus say about success?
Be rich, be famous
Be humble, kind, and hungry for what’s right
Be powerful and popular
Be strong and wealthy
Who are described as "blessed are the poor in spirit"?
People who are wealthy
People who know they need God
People who are always happy
People who are famous
What is the reward for those who mourn, according to the material?
They will be rich
They will be comforted
They will be famous
They will be powerful
Which group of people will "get the earth"?
The merciful
The meek
The peacemakers
The persecuted
What does it mean to "hunger and thirst for righteousness"?
To want to be rich
To really want to do what’s right
To seek fame
To avoid helping others
According to the material, who will be shown mercy?
The meek
The merciful
The poor in spirit
The persecuted
Who are called "God’s children"?
The pure in heart
The peacemakers
The meek
The mourners
What is the reward for those who are persecuted for doing right?
They will be rich
Heaven belongs to them
They will be comforted
They will see God
Why does Jesus say you are still blessed, even if you are not rich, strong, or popular?
Because you are famous
Because you are humble, kind, and do what’s right
Because you are powerful
Because you are always happy
According to the Beatitudes, who are considered blessed?
The poor in spirit, the sad, the meek, the peacemakers, and the rejected
Only the rich and powerful
Only those who never make mistakes
Only those who are always happy
What does being made in God's image mean according to the text?
You can think, choose, and love
You look exactly like God
You are always perfect
You never make mistakes
Which of the following is NOT one of the things you can do because you are made in God's image?
You can fly
You can think
You can choose
You can love
Why do the Beatitudes destroy the idea that only the rich and favored are blessed?
Because they say those who are poor in spirit, mourn, are humble, and are peacemakers are blessed
Because they say only the rich are blessed
Because they ignore everyone except the powerful
Because they focus only on physical appearance
Which Gospel is described as showing "Jesus teaches"?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Which Gospel is described as "Jesus moves fast"?
Mark
Matthew
Luke
John
If you are made in God's image, how should you treat others?
Like they are special
Like they are less important
Like they are invisible
Like they are always wrong
What is the main difference between love and infatuation according to the material?
Love is a quick crush, infatuation is caring for someone even when it's hard
Infatuation is a quick crush, love is choosing to care for someone even when it's hard
Love and infatuation are the same thing
Infatuation is always long-lasting, love is temporary
Which of the following is NOT listed as a characteristic of Jesus' kind of love?
Free
Jealous
Forgiving
Honest
According to the material, what does it mean when it says Jesus' love is "free"?
He gives it only to those who deserve it
He gives it without forcing you
He charges a price for it
He gives it only to his friends
Which Gospel emphasizes that Jesus loves outsiders?
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
If someone chooses to care for another person even when it is difficult, which term best describes their feelings?
Infatuation
Love
Jealousy
Anger
How might someone demonstrate "fruitful" love, as described in the material?
By helping others
By ignoring others
By keeping everything to themselves
By being dishonest
According to St. Paul, which of the following is a quality of love?
Jealousy
Rudeness
Always hopes
Giving up easily
What does "faith" mean according to the learning material?
Following rules strictly
Trusting God with your heart
Attending church every Sunday
Helping others only
Which of the following best describes the difference between faith and religion?
Faith is about rules, religion is about belief.
Faith is trusting God, religion is how you show that faith.
Faith is going to church, religion is praying.
Faith is helping others, religion is not important.
Which type of sin is described as the first sin committed by Adam and Eve?
Venial sin
Mortal sin
Original sin
Social sin
How can people sin, according to the material?
Only by actions
Only by thoughts
By thoughts and words
Only by words
Why did Jesus care more about real faith than just following rules?
Because rules are not important
Because real faith comes from the heart
Because faith is about attending church
Because rules are always wrong
Which of the following is an example of a mortal sin?
Forgetting to pray
Telling a small lie
A big sin that breaks your connection with God
Eating too much candy
Which of the following is a type of prayer that involves quiet, peaceful time?
Talking to God
Listening to God
Singing loudly
Reading a book
Which of the following is NOT one of the 4 Cardinal Virtues?
Prudence
Justice
Faith
Temperance
What does the virtue of fortitude help you do?
Stay calm
Be brave
Be fair
Think before acting
Which of the following is a Theological Virtue?
Justice
Hope
Temperance
Prudence
Why are the 7 deadly sins considered vices?
They help us become better people
They are habits that pull us away from love
They are types of prayer
They are virtues
If someone is thinking before acting, which virtue are they practicing?
Fortitude
Prudence
Justice
Love
Explain how the Cardinal Virtues help a person be good. Use examples from the list to support your answer.
They help people pray more often.
They guide actions like being fair, brave, calm, and thoughtful.
They are habits that pull us away from love.
They are only important for religious leaders.
Which of the following is considered one of the seven vices?
Pride
Kindness
Patience
Charity
According to the material, what is the main difference between virtues and vices?
Virtues help you love and grow, while vices hurt others and make you selfish.
Virtues make you rich, while vices make you poor.
Virtues are easy to follow, while vices are difficult.
Virtues are about knowledge, while vices are about ignorance.
Which action best demonstrates respect for human dignity?
Treating every single person as if they matter
Ignoring people who are different from you
Only helping your friends
Taking more than you need
Why is it important to care for the earth, according to the material?
Because God gave us the planet, so we should not trash it
Because it is expensive to clean up
Because it is a law
Because it is fun
A company wants to improve working conditions and pay for its employees. Which principle of social justice are they following?
Respect workers
Gluttony
Sloth
Envy
If you see someone in need and you have extra resources, what should you do according to the material?
Share your blessing with them
Ignore them
Take more for yourself
Wait for someone else to help
Which of the following best describes the concept of solidarity in social justice?
Working together to get a task done, even fighting for justice
Competing against others for rewards
Doing everything by yourself
Ignoring group efforts
What is the first event described in the story of Salvation History?
Creation of the world
Adam and Eve sinning
Cain killing Abel
Noah's Ark
Who committed the first sin according to Salvation History?
Adam and Eve
Cain and Abel
Noah and his family
King David
What is the significance of Cain killing Abel in Salvation History?
It was the first ever murder committed on earth
It was the first covenant with God
It was the beginning of the church
It was the creation of the world
Who were the Nephilim mentioned in Salvation History?
Strange violent people when the world was full of evil
The first humans created by God
The disciples of Jesus
The builders of the Ark
What did God promise Noah in the covenant after the flood?
To never wipe out everything on earth using water again
To make him king of Israel
To give him the 10 Commandments
To send Jesus as a savior
What was the promise God made to Abraham?
To bless the whole world through his generation
To give him the 10 Commandments
To make him build an ark
To make him king of Israel
What did God give Moses to guide the Israelites?
The 10 Commandments
The Ark
The Nephilim
The Cross
What was the covenant God made with King David?
That one of his descendants would be king and rule the world forever
That he would build an ark
That he would receive the 10 Commandments
That he would be the first to sin
Why did Jesus die on the cross according to Salvation History?
To save us from the endless sin of the world
To build the Ark
To give the 10 Commandments
To become king of Israel
What event marks the start of the church in Salvation History?
Jesus resurrected and sent the Holy Spirit to help people spread the gospels
Creation of the world
Noah's Ark landing
Cain killing Abel
What does Parousia refer to in Salvation History?
The second coming of Christ to judge the world and bring heaven and earth together
The creation of the world
The building of the Ark
The giving of the 10 Commandments
What is a stereotype?
A label, such as "Girls can't play soccer"
Judging someone without knowing them
Treating someone unfairly because of something
Reading the Bible word-for-word
What does prejudice mean?
Reading for deeper meaning
Judging someone without knowing them
Translating the Bible to Greek
Taking the Bible word-for-word
What is discrimination?
Treating them unfairly because of that
Reading the Bible for meaning
Labeling someone
Translating the Bible
If you see "Hosea 3:14; 4:1–2, 5" in the Bible, what does it mean?
Chapter 3, verse 14; Chapter 4, verses 1 and 2; and verse 5
Only chapter 3, verse 14
Only chapter 4, verse 5
All verses in chapter 3 and 4
What does it mean to read the Bible literally?
Reading word-for-word, as if everything happened exactly as written
Reading for deeper meaning
Translating the Bible to Greek
Judging someone without knowing them
What does it mean to read the Bible contextually?
Reading for meaning and understanding the full reason behind it
Reading word-for-word
Labeling someone
Translating the Bible to Hebrew
What is the Septuagint?
The first Greek Bible, translated from Hebrew
A type of discrimination
A way to read the Bible literally
A label for people
Why is the Septuagint important?
It helps people all over the world read God's word
It is a type of prejudice
It is a way to read the Bible contextually
It is a label for stereotypes
How might reading the Bible contextually change your understanding compared to reading it literally?
It allows for deeper meaning and understanding beyond just the words
It makes you judge people without knowing them
It means you only read the words as written
It helps you translate the Bible to Greek
What is one reason why learning Greek is important for understanding the Bible?
To know what Jesus and his people read at his time
To learn a new language for travel
To write modern poetry
To understand Roman history
According to the material, what does creation help us see and feel?
God’s presence
The power of science
The importance of money
The need for technology
Which of the following best describes real happiness, according to the text?
Loving others, being loved, and doing what’s right
Having a lot of money
Winning competitions
Traveling the world
What is the first step in decision-making as described in the material?
See – What’s happening?
Act – What should I do?
Plan – What’s next?
Reflect – What did I learn?
Why is creation described as sacramental in the material?
Because it helps us see and feel God’s presence through the beauty, order, and life in the world around us
Because it is a scientific process
Because it is a tradition in many cultures
Because it is written in ancient texts
How does love lead to happiness, according to the text?
It makes you feel complete and not alone
It makes you rich
It helps you win arguments
It gives you more free time
What is the purpose of the “Judge” step in decision-making?
To determine what is right
To ignore the situation
To ask for help
To make a quick guess
Which type of love is described as "God's love for us"?
Eros
Storge
Philia
Agape
What is the meaning of "Philia" in the 4 types of love?
Romantic love
Family love
Friendship
God's love
Which of the following is NOT one of the 10 Commandments mentioned in Chapter 1?
Love God
Be nice to your parents
Don’t lie or steal
Always win competitions
How are the 21st Century 10 Commandments different from the original 10 Commandments?
They are completely new rules
They are the same rules but in modern kid-friendly words
They are only for adults
They are only about school
If you were to create a new commandment for your classroom based on the examples given, which of the following would best fit?
Always finish your food
Help others
Watch TV every day
Ignore your friends
Why are the 10 Commandments compared to classroom rules in the text?
Because they are only for students
Because they help people behave well everywhere, not just in one place
Because they are about homework
Because they are written on the board
What does it mean to keep a covenant, according to the text?
You follow God’s rules, trust God, and love others.
You only follow your own rules.
You ignore promises.
You only love yourself.
Which of the following is an example of justice?
Taking turns on the swing.
Yelling at someone.
Cheating in a game.
Ignoring others.
