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WorksheetsQuiz on Talents and Values
Total questions: 97
Worksheet time: 49mins
What is a talent?
A type of Bible verse
A school subject
A natural ability or skill
A church service
According to Exodus 31:3, who gives us our talents?
Our parents
God
Our teachers
Our friends
Which of the following values best helps in nurturing talents?
Greed
Laziness
Discipline
Pride
What is the main benefit of using our talents to help others?
To become famous
To earn money quickly
To serve God and society
To compete with others
Marriage is a union meant for:
Teenagers
Friends
Adults
Siblings
What type of marriage involves traditional customs?
Civil marriage
Religious marriage
Customary marriage
Legal marriage
What is one major reason early marriages are discouraged?
They are fun
They improve education
They deny children their rights
They help learners mature early
How is leisure best defined?
Time spent working
Time spent on chores
Free time for rest and recreation
Time for school activities
According to Genesis 2:1–3, God rested on which day?
First
Fourth
Sixth
Seventh
What value is important for proper use of leisure time?
Gossip
Self-control
Envy
Pride
Which of the following is NOT an appropriate use of leisure time?
Playing with friends
Stealing from others
Reading the Bible
Helping the needy
Why is the Bible called the inspired Word of God?
It is long and poetic
It was written in Latin
God guided its authors
It contains only laws
Who wrote the book of Luke in the New Testament?
Paul
Mark
Luke
Moses
Why was the Bible translated into local languages?
To change its meaning
To confuse people
To make it understandable to all
To replace old versions
One advantage of Bible translation is that it:
Stops people from learning English
Brings the Bible to more people
Shortens Bible verses
Changes the Bible's message
What is a commandment?
A Bible story
A suggestion from friends
A rule given by God
A church event
Which of the following is NOT part of the Ten Commandments?
Do not steal
Respect your parents
Pray every Friday
Do not kill
The Ten Commandments improve our relationship with:
Our siblings only
Teachers and classmates
God and other people
Business people
One value gained from the Ten Commandments is:
Dishonesty
Self-control
Jealousy
Laziness
Christians learn to ________ from the Ten Commandments.
Obey and live in harmony
Disobey and argue
Ignore advice
Hide from God
What did Samson use to defeat the Philistines?
A spear
His bare hands
A donkey’s jawbone
A shield
Christians overcome challenges by:
Fighting back
Praying and trusting in God
Complaining
Giving up
Why did Elisha recover the axe-head?
To sell it
To scare others
To help a prophet
To show off
Jacob wrestled with God to show:
Disobedience
Laziness
Determination and faith
Fear
What lesson can we learn from Jacob’s story?
Avoid hard work
Give up quickly
Persistence leads to blessings
Question God
Who were the first four disciples that Jesus called?
Peter, Andrew, James, John
Paul, Silas, Barnabas, Luke
Matthew, Mark, Thomas, Philip
James, Jude, Peter, Paul
In Luke 4:1-13, what helped Jesus overcome temptation?
Fasting and prayer
Anger
Violence
Friends
The healing of the Roman officer’s servant teaches us about:
Pride
Doubt
Faith
Disobedience
What miracle showed Jesus’ power over death?
Walking on water
Raising Lazarus
Healing the blind
Feeding the 5,000
Why did Jesus heal the bleeding woman in Luke 8:43–48?
She cried loudly
She was popular
She had strong faith
She bribed Jesus
What does the parable of the hidden treasure teach about the Kingdom of God?
It is hard to find
It is of great value
It is only for the poor
It is only for the rich
What does the parable of the rich man and Lazarus teach?
The importance of wealth
The punishment of sinners
The value of compassion and justice
The power of being poor
What is the Apostles’ Creed?
A song sung in church
A law passed by Parliament
A summary of Christian beliefs
A list of church rules
Which value is found in Paul's teachings on suffering (2 Corinthians 6:3-7)?
Boasting
Endurance
Violence
Anger
What is church unity?
Building many churches
All churches being rich
Oneness among Christians
Avoiding going to church
Why is it important for the church to promote peaceful co-existence?
To win elections
To fight enemies
To maintain harmony in the community
To collect more money
A good citizen should:
Break laws
Bribe others
Respect others and obey laws
Avoid working
1 Peter 2:13-17 teaches Christians to:
Disobey leaders
Be lazy
Obey those in authority
Only follow church rules
What should guide Christians to live godly lives?
Money and influence
Political power
God's word and example
Celebrity culture
Christians relate well with one another by:
Lying and gossiping
Practicing jealousy
Forgiveness and love
Revenge and hate
What does the temptation of Jesus Christ in the wilderness teach us?
That Satan is more powerful
That temptation is avoidable
That scripture and faith can overcome temptation
That everyone should live in the desert
The faith of the bleeding woman teaches that:
God delays healing
Jesus heals by power and money
Faith moves God to act
Only men are healed
Why did Jesus raise Lazarus from the dead?
To impress the disciples
To show His power and glorify God
To replace Judas
To stop Mary from crying
Which parable teaches Christians not to trust in wealth?
The hidden treasure
The lost coin
The rich man and Lazarus
The sower
What is the role of the Apostles’ Creed in Christianity?
To entertain people
To teach unity and belief
To introduce priests
To change scripture
What kind of suffering did Paul write about in 2 Corinthians 6:3-7?
Natural disasters
Political defeat
Suffering for the gospel
Laziness
Why should Christians be united?
To build bigger churches
Because it was commanded by Jesus
So they can make more money
To avoid prayers
Which of the following does NOT promote peaceful co-existence?
Forgiveness
Gossip
Compassion
Respect
Good citizenship includes:
Disobeying rules
Hating neighbours
Paying taxes
Refusing to vote
What does Jesus’ temptation in the wilderness reveal about Him?
He was afraid of Satan
He did not trust God
He had human weaknesses
He fully obeyed God
What value is shown by Jesus when He forgave the bleeding woman?
Patience
Mercy
Pride
Anger
Why do Christians believe in the resurrection of the dead?
It is a church policy
It is part of the Apostles’ Creed
It was told by priests
It helps in farming
What is one responsibility of a Christian citizen?
Rioting
Damaging property
Following the law
Skipping school
The parable of the hidden treasure shows:
The need to work hard
That the Kingdom of God is precious
That farming is difficult
That gold is evil
Christians are expected to demonstrate which of the following?
Hatred
Violence
Love and forgiveness
Laziness
What do Christians learn from Jesus calming the storm?
He disliked storms
He was afraid
He has power over nature
He preferred dry weather
Why is faith important in Christian life?
It brings confusion
It helps avoid school
It strengthens trust in God
It replaces schoolwork
Which parable teaches about preparedness for God's Kingdom?
The talents
The ten virgins
The mustard seed
The prodigal son
What value is demonstrated when Christians help the poor?
Selfishness
Compassion
Greed
Anger
How did Jesus respond to the devil’s temptation?
He used God’s word
He fought the devil
He ran away
He cried
The parable of the rich man and Lazarus shows that:
The rich always go to heaven
God ignores the poor
Our actions have eternal consequences
All rich people are bad
Which of the following is NOT a role of the church in promoting peace?
Preaching hatred
Teaching values
Counseling members
Promoting justice
Why was the bleeding woman afraid after touching Jesus’ cloak?
She thought He would ask for money
She was afraid of being seen
She had broken a religious rule
She thought she was dreaming
What was the reaction of the people after Jesus raised Lazarus?
They arrested Him
They worshipped Lazarus
Many believed in Him
They ignored Him
What kind of unity does the Apostles’ Creed encourage?
Unity in sports
Political unity
Christian unity in belief
Cultural unity
In the parable of the lost coin, the woman represents:
God seeking sinners
A careless farmer
A poor trader
A teacher
What is a miracle?
A natural event
An ordinary healing
A divine act beyond human power
A church gathering
Paul endured suffering because:
He was careless
He wanted pity
He had faith and commitment
He hated other religions
What does church unity prevent?
Prayers
Development
Conflicts and divisions
Tithing
Who benefits from peaceful co-existence?
Only the rich
Only leaders
All members of society
Only Christians
Which action goes against Christian unity?
Fellowship
Sharing
Discrimination
Forgiveness
How should Christians respond to suffering?
Give up on faith
Be bitter
Trust in God
Hide from others
Christians should obey the government when laws are:
Against scripture
Unfair to the rich
Just and godly
Ignored by leaders
A miracle proves that:
Science is false
Prayer is optional
God is powerful and caring
Faith is not important
The healing of the centurion's servant shows the importance of:
Force
Position
Humility and faith
Commands
What lesson is taught in the parable of the mustard seed?
God loves large things
Small beginnings can grow into greatness
The Kingdom of God is small
We should fear plants
In Luke 8:22-25, what caused the disciples to fear?
The Pharisees
The storm
Wild animals
Darkness
The bleeding woman in Luke 8 broke religious rules by:
Speaking in public
Appearing in the temple
Touching a rabbi while unclean
Refusing to pay tax
Jesus healed on the Sabbath to show:
Disrespect for tradition
God's mercy is above human rules
Anger at religious leaders
Support for laziness
The parable of the rich man and Lazarus warns against:
Praying too often
Caring for the sick
Ignoring the needy while living in comfort
Building big houses
What does the centurion’s faith reveal about Jesus’ authority?
He had limited power
His power was only local
He had universal spiritual authority
He needed to touch people to heal
According to the Apostles’ Creed, Jesus descended into hell to:
Punish sinners
Destroy demons
Conquer death and proclaim victory
Learn about sin
In 2 Corinthians 6:3–7, Paul teaches that ministers of God must:
Be rich and powerful
Avoid pain and suffering
Be patient and pure in hardships
Retire early
The Apostles’ Creed states “I believe in the holy catholic church,” meaning:
Belief in Roman Catholicism
Faith in the Pope
Unity of the universal Christian church
Worship of saints
One lesson from the calming of the storm is that:
Jesus was afraid of water
We should avoid boats
Faith gives us peace in life’s storms
We should not travel
In the healing of the skin-diseased man, Jesus touches him to show:
He had gloves
He didn't care about customs
Compassion overrides stigma
He didn’t understand the law
What social value is challenged in the story of Lazarus?
Obedience
Justice and equality
Silence
Marriage
The healing miracles of Jesus show that:
He avoided suffering
He ignored Jewish law
He restored dignity and hope
He needed doctors’ help
In the Apostles’ Creed, the phrase “life everlasting” expresses:
Physical strength
Spiritual laziness
Eternal union with God
Rebirth as animals
Which action best shows good citizenship and faith working together?
Praying loudly in class
Protesting unfair laws violently
Voting and helping the needy
Avoiding taxes
The parable of the mustard seed teaches that God's Kingdom:
Grows slowly and silently
Is always visible
Is only for leaders
Will be destroyed
Christians can promote peace in school by:
Spreading rumors
Choosing sides in fights
Being peacemakers and forgiving others
Avoiding all group work
The Apostles' Creed strengthens Christian identity by:
Forcing uniformity
Declaring shared beliefs
Preventing questioning
Limiting education
A Christian who forgives others shows:
Weakness
Justice
God’s love
Rebellion
Paul's suffering is relevant to today’s Christians because it:
Justifies quitting
Shows that struggles can strengthen faith
Proves God punishes
Encourages laziness
Christians who respect authority demonstrate:
Fear
Loyalty to earthly rulers
Obedience to God’s commands
Political interest
Church unity strengthens society by promoting:
Disobedience
Division
Cooperation and service
Wealth
