WorksheetsCVE 10 Q1 Exam
Total questions: 53
Worksheet time: 50mins
True or False: The task of ruling the Earth, as described in Genesis, was considered a revolutionary statement in its day because, historically, that task had belonged only to elite kings.
According to the New Testament, how did Jesus demonstrate what it means to truly rule as a human?
By establishing an earthly kingdom and defining the new law.
By successfully conquering the injustice created by humanity.
By serving others, seeking their best, putting himself underneath them, and loving his enemies
By leading humanity into new, uncharted territory
When God gave humans a choice about how they would rule, what was the ultimate distinction between the two options presented?
To either build businesses or focus on growing families
To either accept God as the sole authority or make images of themselves
To either serve creation or serve the Creator
To either use their authority for the benefit of others (God's definition of good) or define good and evil for themselves for self-advantage
What was Anya Petrova's primary fear or worry as Sasha was approaching his first day of school?
That Sasha would not be able to read and write well enough
That the old babushkas in the village would continue to gossip about him
That the school was too far outside the village for him to walk
That the children at school would not be kind to him
What specific event on Sasha's first day of school led him to declare he was "never going back to school"?
Some of the children made fun of him, and one named Ivan was "especially cruel"
Sveta Romanoff refused to walk home with him
He was scolded by a teacher for running in the hall
He was unable to make any new friends
What did Misha tell Sasha right before he went to sleep that provided the ultimate security regarding his identity?
Misha and Anya would fight his battles for him
You are made in His image. That's who you are. Nothing anyone says or does can ever change that
He needed to focus on being intelligent and handsome
They would move away to escape the gossip of the village
Misha reminded Sasha that the painful situation required him to make a decision, and choosing to (a) is also a "choice"
Anya comforted Sasha by assuring him that although his condition might not seem fair to their prayers, God did not make a (a) when He created him
he Petrova family lived in the village of (a) , which was already snow-covered by November, suggesting the arrival of a cold Russian winter.
Which details are accurate regarding Norman Rockwell's early career before he painted for The Saturday Evening Post?
He was encouraged in his art by his father, a professional illustrator
He painted exactly 300 covers for The Saturday Evening Post before moving to other magazines
His illustrations were published in St. Nicholas Magazine and Boys' Life while he was a teen
He painted his first cover for The Saturday Evening Post at the age of sixteen
What object is located on the young girl's lap in the painting "Girl at Mirror"?
A small, handheld mirror
A hairbrush, comb, and cosmetics
A magazine open to a full-page photo of the movie star Jane Russell
A tossed-aside doll
How many covers did Norman Rockwell eventually paint for The Saturday Evening Post?
Twenty-two
Exactly 300
More than 300
Too many to count
What is the meaning of an "image"?
A physical resemblance between two people, such as having matching birthmarks
A representation of something else, which can be inanimate (like a painting) or a person
A set of attributes that are eternally changing over time
The ability to exist in all times and spaces simultaneously
Which of the following statements correctly contrasts God’s attribute of being Eternal with the nature of humanity?
God is eternal, but humans are only eternal in spirit, not in body.
God has a beginning and an end, whereas humans have no beginning.
God has no beginning and no end and exists outside of time, whereas humans were created and had a very definite beginning.
God is eternal because He is always resting, unlike humans who must work (Isaiah 40:28, ICB)
What ability is attributed to God because He is Omnipotent ("all powerful")?
The ability to change His clothes and hairstyle every thirty-five days.
The ability to hide from anyone in a secret place.
The ability to be in two places at once.
The ability to create all things simply by speaking them into existence and sustaining all things.
If you look at a photograph of a historical figure, you are viewing a "representation of something else." When applying the text's definition, what is this photograph an example of?
A masterpiece designed for glory and honor.
An inanimate image.
A reflection of the figure's immutable spirit.
A body that physically resembles God.
Humans "had a very definite beginning" and were "born to a mother and a father". This fundamental fact that humans were created contrasts sharply with which attribute, proving that humans can never become God?
Omnipresence, because humans are limited to one place
Omnipotence, because humans cannot create things simply by speaking
Eternity, because God has no beginning and no end and exists outside of time
Immutability, because human skin replaces itself every thirty-five days
When the Bible describes God sustaining all things and keeping order in the universe, demonstrating His limitless strength (Matthew 19:26; Isaiah 48:13), it is referring to the attribute of Omnipotence. An application of this power would be:
God deciding to change His location every thirty-five days.
God choosing to change His promises to fit new circumstances.
God laying the foundations of the earth and spreading out the heavens simply by speaking them into existence
God choosing to grow older every year alongside His creation.
Organize these options into the right categories
All people are valuable because God created all people in His image
People struggle, trying to create value via crowds, looks, awards, or wealth
Organize these options into the right categories
Value is not conditional (gender, race, talent); all have equal worth
Sources emphasize separation/roles; no direct statement on equal worth vs. Allah
Organize these options into the right categories
God is the Creator who images people
Allah is the one true God, all-powerful, all-knowing, and eternal Creator
Based on Amira’s life and religious duties, how frequently must Muslims perform the ritual prayer known as salat?
Once per week, usually on Friday.
Exactly 30 times during the month of Ramadan.
Five times throughout the day, bowing toward Mecca
Only when making the pilgrimage (hajj) to Mecca.
According to the teachings Amira receives, how does Allah relate to the people he created?
He actively seeks a close, personal relationship with everyone.
He is completely unlike the people he created, so no one can know him or have a relationship with him
He reveals himself fully to Muslims who have completed the hajj.
He only cares about a person's appearance and success.
How does the biblical Christian view of God differ most significantly from Amira's view of Allah, concerning human existence?
he biblical God is more powerful than Allah.
Allah is eternal, while the biblical God is not.
The biblical God creates people in His image, establishing inherent worth, whereas Allah is distant and only reveals his commands
Allah requires more daily rituals than the biblical God.
A person's true identity is not based on external measures. If someone is struggling because they did not earn an important award, how should they apply the text's teaching on identity?
They should strive harder to earn more awards next time, as this defines success
They should realize their worth is determined by their creativity and free will
They should focus on making more important friends to feel accepted
They should recognize they are "much, much more," defined by being "Made in God's Image," which remains true regardless of grades or honors earned in school
If you use the God-like attributes of "Love" and "Reason" (but not exactly) to make a choice, which scenario best demonstrates this application?
Moving to a new place because you believe it will give you higher social status.
Buying the most expensive clothes possible to show your success.
Carefully and logically planning how to use your free will to help someone in need.
Avoiding all difficult decisions to prevent stress.
A young man believes that his value plummeted after he lost his job. Which statement correctly applies the distinction between what defines him and what does not?
His value is tied to his job ("what you do") only if he has many friends.
His value is fixed because he is "Defined by being 'Made in God's Image'," and is NOT dependent on "what you do or where you live".
His value depends on his free will, creativity, and love, but not his job.
He must immediately earn back his job to restore his identity, as identity is tied to purpose.
During childhood, growth follows a (a) pace, but later, during the teen years, we grow (b) again until we reach adulthood.
The tallest man ever recorded, Robert Wadlow, was (a) feet, eleven inches tall, which is higher than the average (b)
After finding the average height of your parents, if you are a boy, you (a) 2.5 inches; if you are a girl, you (b) 2.5 inches.
Match the following.
Why was Sasha self-conscious?
Height and limp
How did Mr. Petrov comfort Sasha?
Said he is "one of a kind"
What was Yakov's sermon idea?
Man crowned w/ glory & honor
Match the following
Who taught Sasha woodcarving?
Sergei Kerensky
What did Sasha carve for Jesus?
Crèche
What did Ivan ask Sasha?
Carve
According to Father Yakov's reading from the eighth Psalm, how did God treat man, who was made a little lower than the angels?
God gave him great wisdom and wealth
God crowned him with glory and honor
God gave him dominion over all the Earth
God blessed him with physical strength
What action did Brother Pavel suggest Mr. and Mrs. Petrov take regarding Sasha's talent?
He suggested Sasha stop carving because he was bringing his pocket knife to church
He advised them to buy Sasha more books on art history
He recommended that Sasha pursue the talent by studying with master woodcarver Sergei Kerensky
He told them Sasha should only carve at home under strict supervision
Bezalel was recognized as an artist's artist, skilled in all sorts of craftsmanship, including supervising the manufacture of various items. Which of the following crafts or products was Bezalel NOT specifically mentioned as supervising or being skilled in?
Woodcarving and cutting precious stones
Engraving precious metals
Sailing and naval architecture
Furniture, fabrics, decorations, and clothing
Before being chosen by God for his specific work, what was Bezalel's social status?
He was a wealthy nobleman in Pharaoh's court
He was a mere slave, making bricks out of Egyptian mud
He was a traveling merchant who traded jewels
He was a professional woodcarver already instructing apprentices
The building of God's holy dwelling required that the structure be made by the finest craftsmen, using the best materials, and built exactly according to what?
The specifications agreed upon by the elders of Israel
The blueprint drawn by Moses in the wilderness
The highest Egyptian standards for religious architecture
God's specifications
What was the subject of the life-sized sculpture, The Pietà, commissioned from Michelangelo Buonarroti in 1498?
The prophet Daniel standing before King Nebuchadnezzar
Adam and Eve being expelled from the Garden of Eden
The seated Virgin Mary holding the lifeless body of the crucified Christ
King David playing his harp for God
Why did Michelangelo decide to carve his signature onto the sash across Mary's chest on The Pietà?
It was a contractual requirement for every work he produced
He was angered after overhearing tourists wrongly attribute the work to artists from Milan
He wanted to start a new trend of artists signing their marble work
He believed that his signature would increase the sculpture's monetary value
In response to the people's attempt to use their creativity for selfish ambition at Babel, what action did God take?
He blessed the tower with magnificent gold and jewels
He sent angels to help them complete the project perfectly
He scattered them and confused their language
He punished only the leaders of the project, allowing the rest to stay
How was Johann Sebastian Bach generally known during his lifetime, compared to his fame today?
He was one of the most popular and commercially successful composers in all of Europe
He was revered as the greatest conductor of sacred music
He was virtually unknown as a composer outside of the German towns where he quietly lived and worked
He was a famous and humble traveling performer who avoided settling down
What do the initials "SDG," which Bach often wrote at the end of his musical scores, represent?
Spiritus Dei Gratia
Semper Domini Gloria
Soli Deo Gloria
Sacred Devotional Genre
Match the following
Bach's status as a composer?
Virtually unknown outside towns
What was his title at the court?
Kapellmeister
Bach's advice to practice diligently?
Five healthy fingers on each hand
Match the following
Why did Bach leave the court?
Grand surroundings were distraction
Purpose of all music, per Bach?
God's glory & soul refreshment
Where did he spend his final yrs?
St. Thomas Church, Leipzig
Remy's parents are both teachers who work at McGill University in downtown Montreal.
Why is Remy bilingual, speaking French and English?
Both of his parents are native French speakers who taught him English
His elite private school requires him to speak both languages equally
French is the official language of Quebec, his mother's family roots in Massachusetts
His father is from France, and his mother is from Massachusetts, forcing him to learn both
What is the explicit reason Remy's mother gives for the family not owning a car?
The public transit system in Montreal is safer and faster than driving in the city
They prefer walking and using the underground walkways to avoid winter weather
Not owning a car reduces the amount of pollution in the air, helping to reduce their "carbon footprint"
Since they live close to the Place des Arts, a car is unnecessary for their schedule
What is Remy's likely primary goal for becoming a successful musician?
To declare the praises of God
To avoid the feeling of being "worthless"
To achieve success and prove his worth to his parents
To earn money to buy a car
Which action best illustrates Remy's mother acting as a "good steward of the earth"?
Encouraging Remy toward medical school
Ensuring Remy is bilingual and well-traveled
Recycling, using efficient bulbs, and avoiding car ownership
Taking international trips every summer
Why does Bach's church music touch "a chord deep inside" Remy's heart?
It meets his father's criteria for a measurable reality
It affirms his desire to become a sophisticated performer
It suggests there is "something more" than the rational reality his father asserts
It reminds him of his friends at Notre-Dame Basilica
How to rule the world according to the bible?
What is the difference of Islam and Christianity from what you've read, and how does it show what is the characteristic of God?
What does it mean to be saved?
(how to go to heaven?)
