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Luke Gospel 1-10

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1.     What have many undertaken to do (Lk 1:1)?

a)

      Draw up an account of the thing that have been fulfilled among us

b)

  Record an account of the Jesus Christ the Son of David, the son of Mary

c)

  Write down the teachings of one, Jesus, who is the Christ of God

d)

Copy down the traditions surrounding the life and times of Jesus

2.

              

  For whom was the book of Luke written (Lk 1:3)?

a)

Nicodemus

               

b)

All followers of Jesus

c)

Ariscarpus

d)

Theophilus

3.

Who was a priest and husband of Elizabeth around the time of Jesus’ birth (Lk 1:5)?

a)

   Abiathar

          

b)

Eleazar

                

c)

Zadok

d)

Zechariah

4.

    Elizabeth, Zechariah’s wife, was said to be a descendant of whom (Lk 1:5)?

a)

Ephraim

                

b)

Aaron

            

c)

David

d)

Samuel

5.

  Who said, “No word of God will ever fail” (Lk 1:37)?

a)

   Zechariah

                

b)

The Holy Spirit

               

c)

Michael the arch

d)

angel

Gabriel

6.

1.       The angel used all of the following titles to refer to Jesus at his birth EXCEPT (Lk 2:11)?

         

a)

Savior

b)

Christ

c)

   The Lord

d)

Son of David

7.

1.       Where did the shepherds go to see the thing the Lord had told them about (Lk 2:15)?

a)

Jerusalem

b)

Bethlehem

c)

Nazareth

d)

Capernaum

8.

Who gave the name to Jesus (Lk 2:21)?

a)

The angel

b)

  Zechariah

c)

      Joseph

d)

Mary

9.

1.       Who said, “now dismiss your servant in peace” (Lk 2:29)?

      

a)

Elizabeth

b)

Anna

c)

Zechariah

d)

Simeon

10.

    Anna was the daughter of                 (Lk 2:36)?

a)

Ananias

b)

Phanuel

c)

Elias

d)

Alphaeus

11.

1.       After returning from Jerusalem where did Jesus go with his parents (Lk 2:51)?

         

a)

   Bethlehem

b)

    Jezreel

c)

      Capernaum

d)

Nazareth

12.

  Who was the father of Jacob (Lk 3:34)?

        

a)

   Mattatha

b)

Salmon

c)

    Isaac

d)

Nahor

13.

1.       Adam was considered to be whose son in the genealogy of Joseph (Lk 3:38)?

A.               

B.                

C.              

D.             

a)

Kenan

b)

The dust

c)

   Jared

d)

   God

14.

1.       What was the name of Philip’s wife whom Herod had (Lk 3:19)?

a)

  Mariamne

b)

Herodias

c)

Priscilla

d)

  Salome

15.

     What will Christ burn up with unquenchable fire (Lk 3:17)?

            

a)

The chaff

b)

  The weeds

c)

The unfruitful trees

d)

   The temple

16.

  Who did John tell not to extort money (Lk 3:14)?

         

a)

   Tax collectors

b)

    Rulers

c)

Priests

d)

  Soldiers

17.

11.   The prophet Isaiah said to whom would the good news be preached (Lk 4:18)?

a)

      The poor

b)

The tax collectors and sinners

c)

Those who are sick

d)

All people

18.

In whose day was the sky shut for three and a half years resulting in a severe famine (Lk 4:25)?

a)

Moses

b)

Daniel

c)

  Elijah

d)

King David

19.

  What did Jesus say to the demon possessed man in the synagogue of Capernaum (Lk 4:35)?

        

a)

Be quiet…come out of him

b)

Leave, go into that herd of pigs

c)

Let him go that he may return to his family

d)

Leavethispoormanandgointothepit

20.

  Where does Luke say Jesus kept on preaching (Lk 4:44)?

           I

a)

   On the mountains of Galilee

b)

Beside the Sea of Galilee

c)

in the synagogues of Judea

d)

  In the Decapolis

21.

  What were the fishermen doing who had left their boats by the water’s edge (Lk 5:2)?

         

a)

        Cleaning the fish they had caught

b)

Selling their fish

c)

Washing their nets

d)

   Mending their nets

22.

When Simon saw the catch of fish, what was his reaction (Lk 5:8)?

              

a)

Praise the God of our father Abraham

b)

  Go away from me, I am a sinful man

c)

Look,Lord,how many people we can feed

d)

How can this be?

23.

  When Jesus was in one of the towns who came along to meet him (Lk 5:12)?

a)

A man covered with leprosy

b)

   A man lame carried by four friends

c)

  A blind man

d)

A woman whose daughter was sick

24.

     Why did Jesus tell the man he cured of leprosy to offer sacrifices that Moses commanded (Lk 5:14)?

a)

To declare the nearness of the kingdom

b)

  As a testimony to them

c)

  In order to fulfill the law

d)

     In order to fulfill all righteousness

25.

  How did the power of the Lord that had come on Jesus manifest itself (Lk 5:17)?

       

a)

To speak and calm the sea

b)

To walk on water

c)

To heal the sick

d)

  To teach and preach

26.

How did the disciples get the kernels of grain to eat on the Sabbath (Lk 6:1)?

            

a)

They rubbed them in their hands

b)

They bought them from a farmer

c)

They picked up the kernels that had fallen to the ground

d)

They cut down the grain with a sickle

27.

What did Jesus have the man with a shriveled hand do before he healed him (Lk 6:8)?

           

a)

Swear he would not tell anyone

b)

Touch the edge of Jesus’ garment

c)

   Go out into the town square

d)

Stand up in front of everyone

28.

What did Jesus designate the twelve he chose (Lk 6:13)?

a)

Friends

b)

     Disciples

c)

  Apostles

d)

  The chosen

29.

Why are the poor blessed (Lk 6:20)?

         

a)

They will see God

b)

Theirs is the kingdom of God

c)

They will laugh

d)

    They will be satisfied

30.

   Why is there a “woe” for the rich (Lk 6:24)?

               

a)

Because they have abused the poor

b)

Because it is hard for a rich person to enter the kingdom

c)

Because they shall be made poor in the kingdom

d)

Because they have already received their comfort

31.

  Who did the ancestors speak well of (Lk 6:26)?

a)

David

b)

  The false prophets

c)

Moses

d)

The evil kings of Israel

32.

Who did the centurion with a sick servant send to Jesus (Lk 7:3)?

              

a)

   Some elders of the Jews

b)

His personal servant

c)

The captain of the guard

d)

Some of his soldiers

33.

  What was the first thing Jesus said to the widow of Nain (Lk 6:13)?


a)

       Don’t cry

b)

   Do you believe I can do this?

c)

How may I help you?

d)

How long has the boy been dead?

34.

  What did John ask Jesus (Lk 7:19)?

a)

How long, O Lord, how long?

b)

  Is the kingdom drawing near?

c)

    Are you the Son of Man?

d)

Are you the one who was to come?

35.

Whom did Jesus say was greater than John the Baptist (Lk 7:28)?

             

a)

not following Jesus

b)

One who is least in the kingdom of God

c)

One who is poor in spirit

d)

One who is pure in heart

36.

  What is proven right by all her children according to Jesus (Lk 7:35)?

             

a)

     Wisdom

b)

  Justice

c)

Righteousness

d)

Forgiveness

37.

What was the name of the Pharisee at whose house the woman put perfume on Jesus (Lk 7:40)?

             

a)

Justus

b)

Simon

c)

James

d)

Eliakim

38.

After raising Jairus’ daughter from the dead, what did Jesus tell them to do (Lk 8:55)?

               

a)

Put a wet cloth on her forehead

b)

   Give her water for washing

c)

Give her a drink of new wine

d)

Give her something to eat

39.

Why did the woman who was subject to bleeding tell why she had touched Jesus (Lk 8:47)?

a)

Because she wanted to follow Jesus

b)

Because Jesus looked intently at her

c)

ecause she saw that she could not go unnoticed

d)

Because Peter brought her back to the Lord

40.

All of the following went into the house of Jairus with Jesus EXCEPT (Lk 8:51)


        

a)

  Peter, James and John

b)

The centurion

c)

The child’s mother

d)

       Jairus

41.

   What were the Twelve to do when they entered a home (Lk 9:4)?

          

a)

  Stay there until they left the town

b)

Give the home your blessing

c)

Use that home to preach the kingdom from there

d)

Heal any who are sick in the home

42.

   When the disciples wanted to send the crowd away, what did Jesus tell them to do (Lk 9:13)?

a)

Look at the fields white unto harvest

b)

    Give them something to eat

c)

Get into the boat to go to the other side

d)

come aside into a solitary place

43.

  How many baskets full did the disciples pick up after Jesus fed the five thousand (Lk 9:17)?

a)

5

b)

7

c)

12

d)

15

44.

What did Jesus say was not worth forfeiting one’s very self for (Lk 9:25)?

            

a)

If one would live forever

b)

If one would be ruler over all the kingdoms of this world

c)

  If one would get a palace full of gold

d)

If one would gain the whole world

45.

What did Moses and Elijah talk with Jesus about (Lk 9:31)?

           

a)

About his glory to which he would ascend once again to the Father’s right

hand

b)

About his coming to earth and leaving the right hand of his Father in heaven

c)

About his departure which he would bring to fulfillment in Jerusalem

d)

About his resurrection and breaking the bonds of death and hell

46.

How many did Jesus send out two by two (Lk 10:1)?

            

a)

   12

b)

72

c)

  64

d)

  24

47.

For what town will it be more bearable than for the town that rejects the seventy-two (Lk 10:12)?

           

a)

     Sodom

b)

Babylon

c)

  Nineveh

d)

Tyre

48.

In Jesus’ prayer to his Father, why does he praise him (Lk 10:21)?

a)

  Because he has hidden things from the wise and learned

b)

Because those seeing do not see and those hearing do not hear

c)

    Because of his steadfast love which endures forever

d)

Because he helps the poor and oppressed

49.

  To whom did Jesus say, “Blessed are your eyes that see what you see” (Lk 10:23)?

              

a)

The children

b)

Those who were listening to him

c)

The disciples

d)

A blind man he had healed

50.

How did Jesus respond to Martha’s complaint against her sister Mary (Lk 10:42)?

  


a)

  Mary has given all that she had

b)

Mary has chosen what was better

c)

Mary had done a good thing to Jesus

d)

    Mary has seen and heard the words of Jesus