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WorksheetsActs Part 1
Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 28mins
What was Cornelius's role in the Roman army?
Centurion
General
Soldier
Commander
At what time did the angel appear to Cornelius?
Noon
Three o'clock
Midnight
Six o'clock
Where was Peter when he had the vision of the sheet with animals?
In a synagogue
On a rooftop in Joppa
In a Roman camp
By the sea
What did the voice in Peter's vision tell him to do?
Pray
Run
Kill and eat
Sleep
How many times did Peter's vision occur?
Once
Twice
Three times
Four times
What did Peter realize the vision was about?
Food
People
Animals
Laws
Who did Peter visit in Caesarea?
A Roman soldier
Cornelius
A Jewish leader
A merchant
What did Peter say about God’s impartiality?
God favors the Jews
God shows no partiality
God favors the Gentiles
God only loves the righteous
What happened when Peter was speaking to the Gentiles?
They left the room
They began to argue
The Holy Spirit came down on them
They fell asleep
What did Peter say about Jesus?
He was a great teacher
He was a prophet
He is the one appointed by God to be judge of the living and the dead
He was a king
What was the turning point in the history of the Church mentioned in the text?
The Gospel being preached only to Jews
The Gospel being preached to Gentiles and people from every nation
The Gospel being preached only in Jerusalem
The Gospel being preached only to Romans
What did the vision Peter received, the obedience of Cornelius, and the work of the Holy Spirit show?
Jesus Christ is Lord of some
Jesus Christ is Lord of all
Jesus Christ is Lord of the Jews only
Jesus Christ is Lord of the Romans only
What was the significance of the early Church's growth according to the text?
It was limited to a few people
It changed everything and included people from every nation
It was only for the Jewish community
It was a small, insignificant change
Peter said, “Who was I that I could stand in God’s way?” (Acts 11:17). What did he mean by that?
He thought he should stop the Gentiles from joining the church.
He believed God's will was greater than human traditions.
He wanted to follow Jewish law strictly.
He was unsure about God's plan for the Gentiles.
Why were some believers upset with Peter when he returned to Jerusalem?
He had ignored the Jewish leaders.
He had entered a Gentile’s house and shared a meal with them.
He had preached to the Romans.
He had left Jerusalem without permission.
How does this story show that the Gospel is for all people, not just for one group?
Only Jewish people received the Gospel.
Cornelius and his family were not Jewish but received the Gospel.
The Gospel was only preached in Jerusalem.
Only Peter was allowed to preach the Gospel.
What does this story teach us about listening to God and obeying Him, even when it feels uncomfortable?
We should only follow traditions.
God's truth sometimes challenges our old ideas.
We should never change our beliefs.
Comfort is more important than obedience.
What does this story show us about the work of the Holy Spirit?
The Holy Spirit is limited to certain cultures.
The Holy Spirit only comes to Jewish people.
The Holy Spirit helps everyone who believes in Jesus.
The Holy Spirit is only for the apostles.
What did baptism signify for the household mentioned in the text?
They were accepted as believers, equal with Jewish Christians.
They were given new names.
They were sent on a pilgrimage.
They were excluded from the community.
Who was the woman mentioned in Acts 9:36 known for her good works and acts of charity?
Lydia
Tabitha
Priscilla
Phoebe
What is the translation of the name "Tabitha" in Greek?
Damaris
Dorcas
Demetra
Diana
In which town did Tabitha live?
Joppa
Jerusalem
Jericho
Judea
What happened to Tabitha that caused great concern among the followers?
She fell ill and died
She was imprisoned
She was exiled
She was kidnapped
Who did the disciples in Joppa send for when Tabitha died?
James
John
Peter
Paul
What was Peter doing when he was called to come to Joppa?
Preaching in Samaria
Visiting Lydda
Traveling to Antioch
Resting in Jerusalem
Upon arriving in Joppa, where did Peter first go?
To the synagogue
To the marketplace
To the upper room
To the seaside
What did the widows show Peter when he arrived?
Tabitha's writings
Tabitha's clothes and tunics
Tabitha's jewelry
Tabitha's house
What did Peter do before he prayed for Tabitha?
Sang hymns
Sent everyone out
Read scriptures
Fasted
What was the outcome of Peter's prayer for Tabitha?
She was healed from her illness
She was resurrected from the dead
She was given prophecy
She was filled with the Holy Spirit
What was Tabitha known for in her community?
Her wealth
Her beauty
Her good works and acts of charity
Her leadership
What was the reaction of the people when they saw what happened to Tabitha?
They were filled with joy and praised God
They left the house quietly
They were afraid
They doubted Peter
What impact did the miracle have on the people of Joppa?
They became afraid of Peter
Many believed in the Lord
They moved to another town
They ignored the event
The name of the city where Saul got permission to arrest Christians is (a) .
Saul got permission from the High Priest to arrest Christians in that city.
True
False
A great (a) blinded Saul on his way to the city.
How long was Saul blind?
Three days
Thirty days
Three hours
What did the voice instruct Saul to do?
Go into the city and wait for further instructions.
Go and finish your assignment.
Go and sin no more.
Saul's two nationalities were ________ and _______.
Roman and Jew
Roman and Gentile
Jew and Christian
When Saul fell on the ground he heard the voice that said, "Saul, Saul, why do you persecute -------?"
Christians
others
me
people
When Saul asked, "Who are you LORD?", the response he received was "I am ---------------- whom you are persecuting,”
Christians
people
Jesus
God
Who was the first Christian martyr?
Paul
Peter
Stephen
Barsabas
How are Ananias and Sapphira related to each other?
They were husband and wife.
They were brother and sister.
They were best friends.
Sapphira is the servant of Ananias.
What good thing did Ananias and Sapphira do?
They gave money towards helping the needy in their church.
They gave their land away to those without homes.
They gave food to the poor Christians who didn't have anything to eat.
They always cared for the lepers, beggars, orphans, and widows.
How did Ananias and Sapphira get money to give to the church?
They sold some land.
They worked more hours in a day.
They sold fruits and vegetables.
They sold their sheep and goats.
Was it wrong for them to keep some of the money they got after selling their land?
Yes. They make themselves poor like the other Christians.
Yes. A Christian should give all his/her money to the church all the time.
No. All of the money was theirs so they could decide what to do with it with God's guidance.
No. Christians are never asked by God to give money to the church.
What was Ananias and Sapphira's sin?
They sold their land to be richer.
They lied by saying that they had given all the money they got from selling their land to the apostles.
They lied about where they really got the money.
They didn't work hard for the money they earned.
How did Peter know that Ananias and Sapphira were lying?
Peter was given wisdom by the Holy Spirit to know that they were lying.
Peter saw that they couldn't look him in the eyes.
Peter counted the money and realized it was not enough.
Peter noticed their sweaty hands and shaking voice as if they're afraid of something.
Why did Ananias and Sapphira say that they had given the apostles all the money they got from selling their land?
They probably want to be popular or to be honored by giving something to the needy Christians.
They probably thought they were really giving everything when in fact they forgot to count part of the money they earned.
They probably didn't know that lying to others would be punished harshly by God.
They probably thought the apostles didn't know how to count that well and that they could food them easily.
What does their lying to God tell about their belief in God?
They didn't really believe or care that God knows all things.
They didn't really think God takes lying as a serious sin.
They thought that as long as they gave money, they are pleasing God.
They thought God wouldn't mind if they didn't reveal the real amount of money they got from selling the land.
What happened to Ananias and Sapphira as a result of lying to God?
They fell down dead.
They were stoned to death.
They were thrown into a fiery furnace.
They were thrown into a lions' den.
Even though Sapphira didn't know what happened to her husband after he lied, what should she have done?
She should have confessed her sin to God and the church and made it right.
She should have thought of a better lie to cover up their evil plan.
CHOOSE TWO ANSWERS.
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What can Christians learn from what happened to Ananias and Sapphira?
God knows everything, and He hates lying.
When we sin, we should confess it right away and make it right.
Christians should always give all their possessions to the church and the needy and the poor.
It is wrong to give small amounts of money to the church.
