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Proverbs Test 1: Unit’s 1-4

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the primary difference between knowledge and wisdom?

a)

Knowledge is more valuable than wisdom

b)

Wisdom is only found in textbooks

c)

Knowledge is gathering facts, while wisdom is applying them correctly

d)

They are exactly the same thing

2.

What does the lesson teach about the relationship between education and wisdom?

a)

Education automatically leads to wisdom

b)

Good grades guarantee wisdom

c)

Education and wisdom are unrelated

d)

Education is valuable, but true wisdom comes from God

3.

Which of these statements about humanism is true?

a)

Humanism teaches that God is the center of all things

b)

Humanism believes man is the center of everything

c)

Humanism promotes Biblical wisdom

d)

Humanism teaches that wisdom comes from God

4.

What characterizes the middle school years according to the lesson?

a)

It's a time to avoid making choices

b)

It's a time of complete independence

c)

It's a transition period between childhood and adulthood

d)

It's too early to learn about wisdom

5.

How does the lesson describe the world's wisdom in God's sight?

a)

Valuable and important

b)

Foolishness

c)

Equal to God's wisdom

d)

The source of all knowledge

6.

What is described as the only true source of wisdom?

a)

Education system

b)

Human experience

c)

Good grades

d)

The Lord

7.

According to the lesson, how do the wise act regarding education?

a)

They ignore their studies

b)

They study hard and aim for good grades

c)

They focus only on spiritual matters

d)

They avoid formal education

8.

What is the humanist view of right and wrong according to the text?

a)

Based on Biblical principles

b)

Determined by society's laws

c)

Whatever pleases and brings pleasure to man

d)

Whatever God commands

9.

How does the lesson describe the relationship between Christianity and education?

a)

Christians should avoid education

b)

Wisdom leads to right knowledge and proper education

c)

Education is unnecessary for Christians

d)

Good grades are the most important goal

10.

What characteristic of wisdom is emphasized regarding future planning?

a)

The wise focus only on the present

b)

The wise prepare for the future

c)

The wise ignore future planning

d)

The wise only plan for immediate needs

11.

What is the result of being friends with an angry person according to Proverbs?

a)

You become wiser

b)

Nothing happens

c)

You become like them

d)

You help them change

12.

What does Proverbs say about vengeance?

a)

Take immediate action

b)

Wait for the right moment

c)

Wait on the Lord

d)

Handle it yourself

13.

How did Jesus respond when Peter cut off the servant's ear?

a)

He praised Peter's loyalty

b)

He ran away

c)

He rebuked Peter and healed the ear

d)

He ignored the situation

14.

What characteristic of the pig-headed fool makes them particularly dangerous?

a)

Their violent nature

b)

Their complacency and self-satisfaction

c)

Their physical strength

d)

Their intelligence

15.

According to the text, how does anger affect problems?

a)

Solves them quickly

b)

Makes them worse

c)

Has no effect

d)

Postpones them

16.

What is the scorner's attitude toward instruction?

a)

Eagerly accepts it

b)

Won't listen to it

c)

Partially accepts it

d)

Asks for more of it

17.

How does the perverse person differ from other types of fools?

a)

Is less harmful

b)

Actually enjoys doing evil

c)

Is more easily corrected

d)

Only hurts themselves

18.

What does Proverbs say about controlling anger?

a)

It shows great weakness

b)

It's impossible to control

c)

It shows great strength

d)

It's unnecessary

19.

How should one handle being wronged, according to Jesus' example?

a)

Seek immediate justice

b)

Respond with violence

c)

Ignore the person completely

d)

Respond with love and forgiveness

20.

What is the first step in handling matters wisely according to Proverbs 16:20?

a)

Trust in your own understanding

b)

Trust in the Lord

c)

Seek revenge quickly

d)

Ignore the problem

21.

What did Joash do to Zechariah, the prophet?

a)

Ignored him

b)

Stoned him to death

c)

Supported him

d)

Helped him

22.

A bad friend often:

a)

Encourages us to be wise

b)

Supports our goals

c)

Pulls us down

d)

Listens to our problems

23.

Good friends are known for:

a)

Criticizing us

b)

Ignoring our feelings

c)

Providing support and kindness

d)

Never disagreeing with us

24.

What lesson can we learn from Joash's story?

a)

Good friends are always easy to find

b)

Bad friends can lead us astray

c)

All friends are important

d)

Trust is not necessary in friendships

25.

Which of the following is NOT a quality of a good friend?

a)

Trustworthiness

b)

Kindness

c)

Jealousy

d)

Supportiveness

26.

According to Proverbs 25:19, an unfaithful friend will:

a)

Keep our lives stable

b)

Make our lives unstable

c)

Encourage us

d)

Help us grow

27.

What does Proverbs 22:24-25 say about angry friends?

a)

They are helpful

b)

They encourage positive behavior

c)

They can lead us to anger

d)

They are trustworthy

28.

A true friend should be someone who:

a)

Always agrees with you

b)

Challenges you to be better

c)

Avoids difficult conversations

d)

Only talks about themselves

29.

Why is trust important in a friendship?

a)

It allows for secrets

b)

It fosters open communication

c)

It eliminates disagreements

d)

It is not important

30.

What can happen if we choose bad friends, according to the lesson?

a)

We will grow as individuals

b)

We might become like them

c)

We will always make good choices

d)

We will have more friends

31.

According to the unit, what is the primary way people will know we follow Jesus?

a)

By attending church regularly

b)

By our love for others

c)

By reading the Bible daily

d)

By praying frequently

32.

In the story of the Good Samaritan, who were the first two people that passed by the wounded man?

a)

A merchant and a farmer

b)

Two Samaritans

c)

A priest and a Levite

d)

Two travelers

33.

What significant action did Jesus take regarding Samaria that was unusual for Jews at that time?

a)

He avoided the region entirely

b)

He sent his disciples there instead

c)

He traveled through Samaria

d)

He lived there permanently

34.

According to the unit, if we claim to love God but hate someone, what does 1 John 4:20 say about us?

a)

We are confused

b)

We need guidance

c)

We are mistaken

d)

We are liars

35.

What was Zacchaeus's occupation?

a)

Carpenter

b)

Priest

c)

Tax collector

d)

Merchant

36.

How did Zacchaeus respond after his encounter with Jesus?

a)

He moved to a different city

b)

He gave half his possessions to the poor

c)

He became a disciple

d)

He built a new synagogue

37.

According to the unit, what does 2 Chronicles 19:7 teach about God?

a)

He shows favoritism

b)

He accepts only certain groups

c)

He does not sin or show partiality

d)

He favors the wealthy

38.

Where did Jesus meet the Samaritan woman?

a)

In the marketplace

b)

At the temple

c)

At the well

d)

In her home

39.

What was the disciples' reaction when they saw Jesus talking to the Samaritan woman?

a)

They joined the conversation

b)

They were surprised but didn't question it

c)

They rebuked Jesus

d)

They left immediately

40.

How did Christ demonstrate the principle of love according to the unit?

a)

By staying in heaven

b)

By maintaining His comfort

c)

By becoming poor so we might become rich

d)

By avoiding difficult situations