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WorksheetsMarthoma Sunday School 9th Grade quiz
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 45mins
Why were Adam and Eve exiled from the Garden of Eden?
They ate the wrong fruit by accident
They broke the Sabbath
They disobeyed God by eating the forbidden fruit
They did not pray enough
What feeling did the Israelites experience during their exile in Babylon?
Hope without doubt
Confidence in their political leaders
Fear and a sense of abandonment
Complete satisfaction
What does Matthew 1:1–17 emphasize about Jesus' genealogy?
Only men are important in biblical history
The importance of political leaders
That Jesus is the fulfillment of God's promises through Abraham and David
That genealogies are boring
How does the cross relate to exile?
It was a Roman punishment only
It shows how Jesus felt abandoned
It marks a new exile
It shows Jesus disobeyed God
What does the word “Exodus” mean?
Escape from slavery
Journey in the wilderness
Departure
Worship
According to Exodus 12, what was used to protect the Israelites during Passover?
A golden idol
A silver coin
The blood of a lamb
A stone tablet
In John 6:35, what does Jesus call himself?
The bread of life
The light of the world
The good shepherd
The true vine
How is the Holy Qurbana connected to the Exodus?
It celebrates Moses’ leadership
It reminds us of our sins
It commemorates Jesus’ sacrificial journey and rescue
It represents the law of the Old Testament
What does the word “Gospel” (Greek: euangelion) literally mean?
Kingdom of Heaven
Good news of a King
Word of God
Forgiveness
What does Jesus' kingship reveal about God's kingdom?
It is violent and dominant
It relies on military power
It brings healing, justice, and peace
It supports religious leaders only
How does Luke 4:18 describe the Gospel mission?
To punish the guilty
To establish a new religion
To free the oppressed and heal the broken
To judge sinners
Why is the statement “Jesus died for my sins” incomplete according to the lesson?
It ignores his miracles
It leaves out the resurrection and kingship
It does not mention the Holy Spirit
It does not include Jesus’ followers
What is the main focus of this lesson?
Learning Bible stories
Performing miracles
Adjusting our attitude to follow Jesus' teachings
Understanding ancient history
In Matthew 5:3, what does 'poor in spirit' primarily refer to?
According to 1 Samuel 2:8, what does God do for the poor?
Leaves them in their condition
Sends prophets to preach to them
Lifts them up and gives them honor
Judges them harshly
How did Jesus demonstrate poverty for our sake, according to 2 Corinthians 8:9?
He lived in a palace
He gave money to everyone
He became poor so we might become rich in grace
He rejected poverty completely
What is the focus beatitude in this lesson?
Blessed are the pure in heart
Blessed are the meek
Blessed are the merciful
Blessed are those who mourn
How is God's mercy first described in Exodus 34:6?
As justice above all
As power and might
As His first self-declared attribute
As limited to Israel
What does the parable in Matthew 18:23–35 teach about mercy?
That mercy is earned
That forgiveness is optional
That we must show mercy because we've received it
That debt should be paid in full
What kind of mercy does Jesus prioritize in Matthew 9:13?
Sacrificial offerings
Rule-following
Mercy over religious ritual
Healing over preaching
What is the primary theme of Lesson "Transformers of the Kingdom"
Old Testament laws
End times prophecy
Transformation through Jesus and the Kingdom of God
The Ten Commandments
What metaphor is used in the Holy Communion to show transformation?
Water and wine
Taking, blessing, breaking, and giving the bread
Lighting candles
Washing of hands
In Luke 13:10–17, what transformation takes place in the woman Jesus healed?
She could speak again
She was raised from the dead
She was physically straightened and spiritually renewed
She gained wealth
According to Luke 17:20–21, where is the Kingdom of God?
In heaven only
In the future
Within or among us
In the temple
What was crucifixion used for in the Roman Empire?
A. A common punishment for minor crimes
B. A warning against rebellion
C. A form of worship
D. A Jewish tradition
What symbolic action of Jesus in the temple angered religious leaders?
Teaching the children
Reading from Isaiah
Healing a blind man
Clearing out the money changers
What ironic reversal does the lesson "Why did He have to die?" point out about sacrifice?
The temple becomes a church
The people sacrificed God, not the other way around
Jesus sacrifices His disciples
Rome adopts Christianity
What does the cross ultimately demonstrate about God, according to the lesson?
God’s power over human government
God’s judgment without mercy
God’s justice and love in action
God’s desire to end religion
What metaphor does Jesus use to describe the life of a disciple?
Building a temple
Carrying a cross
Running a race
Sailing a ship
Why is the image of the cross significant in describing discipleship?
It is a symbol of victory
It reminds us of heaven
It represents suffering, sacrifice, and obedience
It was a Jewish symbol
According to Matthew 10:38, what happens if we don’t take up our cross?
We will lose friends
We are unworthy of Jesus
We won’t receive blessings
We will be punished
What should motivate a disciple to follow Jesus, according to the lesson?
Fear of judgment
Social pressure
The love and example of Jesus
Church traditions
What phrase is repeated throughout Genesis 1 after each act of creation?
God was angry
It was chaotic
God said it was good
God said let us rest
How is Jesus connected to the creation story in Genesis 1?
He is the first human created
He was absent in creation
He is the Word through whom all things were made
He appeared after creation was finished
What kind of relationship was humanity originally meant to have with creation?
Destructive and dominant
Detached and neutral
Caring and stewarding
Passive and uninvolved
What does the lesson suggest about our mission based on Genesis 1?
To conquer the earth for power
To retreat from the world
To live in harmony with God, others, and creation
To escape to heaven
Who tempts Eve to eat the forbidden fruit?
Adam
An angel
The serpent
God
What lie does the serpent tell Eve?
God has abandoned you
You will become like God, knowing good and evil
The fruit will make you invisible
Adam already ate it
What symbolic action does God take before sending them out of Eden?
He builds a wall
He gives them armor
He makes garments of skin for them
He sends rain
Why does God banish Adam and Eve from the Garden?
To punish them eternally
To prevent them from eating the Tree of Life and living forever in sin
Because the garden was destroyed
Because the serpent asked him to
What does the term "redemption" primarily mean in the Christian context?
Becoming perfect in God's eyes
Restoring what was lost through sin
Understanding the commandments
Receiving worldly blessings
What does the term "Immanuel" from Isaiah 7:14 mean?
A. God saves
B. Prince of Peace
C. God with us
D. Redeemer of nations
What symbolic action in Genesis 3:21 foreshadows Christ's sacrifice?
Naming the animals
God making garments of skin
The serpent being cursed
Adam naming his wife
What role are Christians called to play in the redemption story?
Passive recipients of grace
Observers of God's work
Agents who partner with God in restoration
Teachers of law only
What command of God were the people of Babel rejecting?
To build the temple
To make sacrifices
To fill the earth
To obey the Sabbath
What does Babylon come to symbolize in later parts of the Bible?
A land of opportunity
A symbol of nations that stand against God
A safe haven for prophets
The birthplace of Israel
What does the illustration of the candle and the flame teach us?
That light travels faster in darkness
That we are to shine our light for our own recognition
That our lives are to be spent in service to God and reflect His glory
That fire is dangerous and should be avoided
Which of the following is NOT listed as a way to walk in a faith journey?
Hearing God's voice
Constant communication with God
Trusting in human intellect
Trusting in the Lord’s providence
Where were the Ten Commandments given?
Mount Ararat
Mount Sinai
Mount Zion
Mount Carmel
How are the Ten Commandments structured?
Chronologically
Into two categories: love for God and love for others
Randomly listed rules
Grouped by tribe
What does the commandment against idols teach us?
We should use statues for worship
Only physical images are sinful
Worship must be directed only to the living God
Art is not allowed in religion
How do the Ten Commandments remain relevant today?
They only apply to Jews
They show God’s old covenant only
They still guide moral and spiritual living for all believers
They have been fully replaced by Jesus’ teachings
In the New Testament, the Greek word for "sin" is:
Koinonia
Agape
Hamartia
Diakonia
What does Psalm 51:4 emphasize about sin?
Sin is only against the law
Sin is mainly political
Sin is only personal
Sin against others is also sin against God
In Buddhism, sin is most closely related to:
Disobedience to Buddha
Violation of moral codes
Breaking of commandments
Intentional actions and their consequences
According to the chapter, what makes Christianity’s view of sin unique among world religions?
It focuses only on personal guilt
It offers a clear legal code
It includes both sins of commission and omission, personal and structural
It denies the concept of sin
Which of the following was not one of the judges appointed by God before Israel had kings?
Deborah
Samson
Solomon
Gideon
What warning did God give through Samuel about having a king?
The king would abolish taxes
The king would restore the Garden of Eden
The king would oppress and take from them
The king would never die
What misconception did Jesus’ disciples have about His kingship?
That He would not die
That He would become a Roman emperor
That He would conquer other nations militarily
That He was not born of David’s line
As Christians today, what are we encouraged to do regarding our earthly leaders?
Ignore their authority
Overthrow them if unjust
Pray for them and seek God’s guidance
Elect only Christian rulers
