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WorksheetsU2.1 Covenants and Prophecies Quiz
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 9mins
Which Old Testament figure is associated with the covenant sign of the rainbow?
Abraham
Noah
Moses
David
What is the Decalogue more commonly known as?
The Beatitudes
The Ten Commandments
The Psalms
The Gospels
Which prophet foretold that the Messiah would be born of a virgin?
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Ezekiel
Daniel
Match the following covenant symbols with the biblical figures or events they are associated with.
Olive branch
Symbol of God's promise to Noah after the flood
Circumcision
Symbol of the covenant God made with Abraham
Stone tablets
Symbol of the covenant given to Moses on Mount Sinai
Ark of the Covenant
Sacred container holding the tablets of the Law
Which event is considered the fulfillment of the Protoevangelium?
The Exodus
The birth of Jesus Christ
The giving of the Law at Sinai
The building of Solomon’s Temple
Which prophet anointed David as king, signifying God’s covenant with David’s house?
Elijah
Samuel
Nathan
Elisha
How does the New Covenant in Christ differ from the Old Testament covenants?
It is only for the Israelites
It is based on faith in Jesus and open to all people
It requires animal sacrifices
It is written on stone tablets
Match the following descriptions with the correct role of prophets in relation to the covenants in the Old Testament.
They reminded the people of God’s promises and called them to faithfulness
Prophets were primarily known for calling people back to covenant faithfulness and reminding them of God’s promises.
The Prophets performed miracles in God's name
Prophets were exclusively known for performing supernatural acts.
They were kings of Israel
Prophets held the highest political office in Israel as monarchs.
They wrote the Psalms
Prophets were responsible for composing the book of Psalms.
Which of the following is a messianic prophecy found in the Old Testament?
“He will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.”
“The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want.”
“Let my people go.”
“In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.”
What is the significance of the Decalogue in the context of the Sinai Covenant?
It was a list of dietary laws
It served as the foundational moral code for Israel
It was a prophecy about the Messiah
It was a genealogy of Moses
The symbol of bread and wine in the New Covenant relates to Old Testament covenant symbols in that they (a) .
Analyze how Jesus’ life and mission fulfilled messianic prophecies from the Old Testament.
By ignoring the Law
By fulfilling specific predictions about the Messiah’s birth, life, and death
By abolishing all covenants
By writing new commandments
Match each description with the correct statement about the Protoevangelium in Genesis 3:15.
It is a story about Noah’s Ark
This describes the biblical account of a great flood and a man who built an ark to save his family and animals.
It is the first promise of a Savior who will defeat evil, fulfilled in Jesus Christ
This describes the significance of Genesis 3:15 as the first announcement of the gospel, pointing to Jesus Christ’s victory over evil.
It is a list of laws
This describes a set of rules or commandments given to guide moral or religious conduct.
It is a prophecy about King David
This describes a prediction about a future king from the tribe of Judah who would rule Israel.
Evaluate the importance of covenant signs (such as the rainbow, circumcision, and the Eucharist) in helping believers remember God’s promises.
They are only decorative
They serve as visible reminders of God’s faithfulness and the relationship between God and His people
They are only for priests
They are not mentioned in the Bible
In comparing the role of the Decalogue in the Old Covenant with the teachings of Jesus in the New Covenant, it can be said that
The Deaclogue was the moral foundation and Jesus' teachings are the fulfillment
Ezekiel prophesied that God would remove the people's hearts of (a) and give them a heart of (b)
