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WorksheetsBible Quiz Review for Grade 6
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Why do we call the Bible the Word of God?
Because the Holy Spirit inspired the human writers of the Bible on the truth about God.
Because God wrote this holy book to tell us facts about the universe.
Because the Pope and the Bishops put in the Bible all the rules we have to obey to be close to God.
Because Jesus said so.
How many major parts does the Bible have?
72
10
5
2
What do we learn from the New Testament?
We learn about the beginning of the world and how God created everything.
We learn about Jesus, His words and actions, and His followers.
We learn about the prophets who foretold that there would be a Messiah.
We learn about the kings of Israel like David and Solomon.
As Christians who follow Jesus, why is the Old Testament important to us if Jesus wasn't born yet there? (CHOOSE ALL THE CORRECT ANSWERS)
Because we will know that God loved us from the very beginning.
Because it tells us about Jesus' ancestors and people.
Because it tells us that God promised a Savior.
It is not important because Jesus is not in it.
Is the book of Psalms in the Old Testament or the New Testament?
Old Testament
New Testament
Is the Gospel of John in the Old Testament or the New Testament?
Old Testament
New Testament
Is the story of Abraham in the Old Testament or the New Testament?
Old Testament
New Testament
Is the story of the twelve Apostles in the Old Testament or the New Testament?
Old Testament
New Testament
Why should we try to understand what the stories of the Bible meant to the original writers and audience?
Because the original meaning will help us better understand how the message applies to us today.
Because only the original message to the ancient people is the right way to understand the Bible.
Because it tells us the true history of the people of God, and history is important.
It is not important to know the original message. Just that the Bible is true for us today.
Why do we consider the Word of God "alive"?
Because it moves, eats, sleeps, and grows like any living thing.
Because its contents today are different from what was in it centuries ago.
Because it grows in meaning in our hearts, and in the life of the whole Church.
Because the message of the Bible is the same to the ancient people and to us.
