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7th Grade - Luke 5 & 6 Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which day did Jesus heal the man with the withered hand, causing controversy among the Pharisees?

a)

Passover

b)

Sabbath

c)

Pentecost

d)

Feast of Tabernacles

2.

What did Jesus say to Levi when calling him to be a disciple?

a)

“Go and preach.”

b)

“Follow me.”

c)

“Repent and be baptized.”

d)

“Sell all you have.”

3.

How did the Pharisees react when Jesus healed on the Sabbath?

a)

They rejoiced

b)

They were angry

c)

They ignored him

d)

They left quietly

4.

Which group did Jesus address during the Sermon on the Plain?

a)

Only his disciples

b)

The Pharisees

c)

A large crowd of people and his disciples

d)

Roman soldiers

5.

What did Jesus do before choosing the twelve apostles?

a)

He fasted for forty days

b)

He prayed all night

c)

He visited the temple

d)

He performed a miracle

6.

Which disciple was a tax collector before following Jesus?

a)

Peter

b)

Levi

c)

James

d)

John

7.

What did the Pharisees accuse Jesus’ disciples of doing on the Sabbath?

a)

Stealing

b)

Eating with unwashed hands

c)

Plucking grain

d)

Preaching

8.

Which action did Jesus take to challenge the Pharisees’ understanding of the Sabbath?

a)

He taught in parables

b)

He healed a man’s hand

c)

He washed the disciples’ feet

d)

He fed five thousand

9.

Explain how Jesus’ healing on the Sabbath challenged the traditional views held by the Pharisees.

a)

It showed that healing was forbidden on the Sabbath.

b)

It demonstrated that doing good is lawful on the Sabbath.

c)

It proved that only priests could heal.

d)

It confirmed the Pharisees’ rules.

10.

Analyze why Jesus chose ordinary men, such as fishermen and a tax collector, to be his disciples.

a)

To show that only the wealthy could follow him

b)

To demonstrate that anyone can be called to serve

c)

To avoid the Pharisees

d)

To form a secret group

11.

Based on Luke 5-6, what evidence shows that Jesus valued mercy over ritual law?

a)

He ignored the Sabbath completely

b)

He healed and forgave sins, even when criticized

c)

He punished the Pharisees

d)

He only spoke to his disciples

12.

If we are rich, well-fed and laugh...are we not in God's favor?

What did Jesus mean here? (Luke 6:24-26)

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13.

How did Jesus respond to the criticism from the Pharisees regarding his disciples’ actions on the Sabbath?

a)

He apologized

b)

He referenced David eating the consecrated bread

c)

He changed his teachings

d)

He ignored them

14.

What reasoning did Jesus give for associating with tax collectors and sinners?

a)

They were wealthy

b)

The healthy do not need a doctor, but the sick do

c)

They were his relatives

d)

They were Pharisees

15.

Why did the Pharisees question Jesus about fasting, and how did he respond?

a)

They wanted to join him; he invited them

b)

They noticed his disciples did not fast; he explained the bridegroom analogy

c)

They were curious about his diet; he gave them recipes

d)

They wanted to arrest him; he escaped

16.

Interpret the meaning of “Blessed are you who weep now, for you will laugh” from the Sermon on the Plain.

a)

Sorrow will be permanent

b)

Those who suffer now will find joy in the future

c)

Only laughter is important

d)

Weeping is a sign of weakness

17.

How does Jesus’ teaching in the Sermon on the Plain challenge social norms of his time?

a)

By supporting only the rich

b)

By blessing the poor and teaching love for enemies

c)

By ignoring the crowds

d)

By following Pharisaic traditions

18.
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Match the following Blessings and Woes

a)

Blessed are you who are poor

1.

for yours is the kingdom of God.

b)

Blessed are you who hunger now,

2.

for you shall be satisfied.

c)

Blessed are you who weep now,

3.

for you shall laugh.

d)

But woe to you who are rich for you have

4.

already received your comfort

e)

Woe to you when everyone speaks well of you, because that's how your

5.

ancestors treated the false prophets

19.

What was Levi's Greek name?

What name do we know him better by?

a)
John
b)
Matthew
c)
Mark
d)
Simon
20.

Why does Levi have two names -- a Greek one and a Hebrew one?

a)
Levi has two names because he likes to confuse people.
b)
Levi has two names to reflect his Hebrew heritage and his role in a Greek-speaking context.
c)
Levi has two names to honor his favorite Greek philosopher.
d)
Levi has two names to fit in with his friends.
e)

none of these make sense