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Revision Quiz 2025 Junior

Total questions: 150

Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who approached Jesus with the question, “is it right to pay the imperial tax to Caesar or not?”

a)

The Pharisees and the Herodians

b)

Only the Pharisees

c)

The Scribes and the Sadducees

d)

Roman soldiers

2.

Who told Jesus of the Law of Moses that implies “punishment of adultery is stoning”?

a)

The teachers of the Law

b)

The Roman governor

c)

Fishermen from Galilee

d)

Tax collectors

3.

Whom did Jesus ask to cast the first stone?

a)

Whoever among you has committed no sin

b)

The oldest men present

c)

The accuser who paid the tax

d)

Peter

4.

What did Jesus say to the woman?

a)

Go, do not sin again.

b)

You must pay the imperial tax.

c)

Follow me to Galilee.

d)

Write on the ground again.

5.

But Jesus knew their ________. “Why are you trying to trap me?” he asked. “Bring me a ________ and let me look at it.” Choose the pair that best completes the sentence.

a)

hypocrisy; denarius

b)

kindness; shekel

c)

fear; scroll

d)

doubt; talent

6.

But he bent over and wrote on the ________ with his ________. Choose the pair that best completes the sentence.

a)

ground; finger

b)

sand; stick

c)

tablet; chisel

d)

wall; charcoal

7.

Who said, “Where are they? Has no one condemned you?” and to whom was it said?

a)

Jesus to the woman caught in adultery

b)

The Pharisees to Jesus

c)

A scribe to the Pharisees

d)

Herod to his soldiers

8.

Who said, “Whose image is this? And whose inscription?” and to whom was it said?

a)

Jesus to the Pharisees and the Herodians

b)

The Pharisees to Jesus

c)

Caesar to the tax collectors

d)

Peter to the disciples

9.

Through whom did God give the Ten Commandments?

a)

Abraham

b)

Moses

c)

David

d)

Solomon

10.

Why did God give the commandments?

a)

Because the people of Israel forgot God and sinned

b)

To make the people of Israel wealthy and famous

c)

So the people would have a king like other nations

d)

To help the Israelites win every battle without effort

11.

What are the important commandments that Jesus instructed?

a)

Keep the Sabbath and offer sacrifices

b)

Love the Lord your God and love your neighbour as yourself

c)

Do not steal and do not lie

d)

Honor your father and mother and do not covet

12.

Who is our neighbour?

a)

Only our friends and relatives

b)

Only people who live next door

c)

All human beings created by God

d)

Only people who help us first

13.

Fill in the blank: “Hear, O Israel: ____ the Lord is one.”

a)

The Lord our God

b)

Praise be to the Lord

c)

Follow the Lord

d)

Trust in the Lord

14.

Fill in the blank: “Love ____ your God.”

a)

thy neighbour

b)

the Lord

c)

the king

d)

one another

15.

Fill in the blank: “____,” the man replied.

a)

Well said, teacher

b)

Hear, O Israel

c)

Follow me

d)

Peace be with you

16.

Where did Peter receive his vision?

a)

On the roof of Simon the tanner’s house in Joppa

b)

In the temple at Jerusalem

c)

On the road to Damascus

d)

In Caesar’s palace at Caesarea

17.

Who was Cornelius?

a)

A centurion in the Italian Regiment

b)

The Jewish high priest in Jerusalem

c)

A fisherman from Galilee

d)

The Roman governor of Judea

18.

What vision did Peter see?

a)

A large sheet lowered by its four corners with animals, and a voice telling him to eat

b)

A burning bush that was not consumed

c)

A ladder reaching to heaven with angels on it

d)

A chariot of fire taking someone up to heaven

19.

What was Peter’s response to God on seeing the vision the first time?

a)

“Surely not, Lord; I have never eaten anything impure or unclean.”

b)

“Yes, Lord; I will eat anything set before me.”

c)

He remained silent and did nothing.

d)

He called others to explain the dream.

20.

How many times did Peter see the vision?

a)

Three times

b)

One time

c)

Seven times

d)

Two times

21.

What change did the vision bring about in Peter?

a)

It helped him change his attitude and correct his perspective.

b)

It made him refuse to meet anyone from other communities.

c)

It caused him to become proud and think Jews were superior.

d)

It made him forget the laws of God altogether.

22.

What did Peter speak to everyone after the vision?

a)

“I now realize that God does not show favoritism but accepts from every nation the one who fears him and does what is right.”

b)

“Only the Jews are accepted by God for salvation.”

c)

“Gentiles must first become Roman citizens to be accepted by God.”

d)

“God accepts only those from our own community.”

23.

Why did God give Peter such a vision?

a)

To teach that God accepts people from every community and to end forbidden barriers between them

b)

To tell Peter to learn new recipes for food laws

c)

To make Peter join the Roman army

d)

To command Peter to move permanently to Caesarea

24.

Complete the sentence: “Do not call anything _____ that God has made clean.”

a)

impure

b)

holy

c)

rare

d)

common

25.

Complete the sentence: “Do not _____ to go with them, for I have _____ them.”

a)

hesitate; sent

b)

wait; warned

c)

argue; judged

d)

promise; visited

26.

Complete the sentence: “Stand up,” he said, “I am only a _____ myself.”

a)

man

b)

prophet

c)

soldier

d)

teacher

27.

Complete the sentence: “Cornelius, God has heard your _____ and remembered your gifts to the poor.”

a)

prayer

b)

boast

c)

song

d)

promise

28.

Complete the sentence: “But God has shown me that I should not call anyone _____ or _____.”

a)

impure; unclean

b)

holy; righteous

c)

weak; poor

d)

lost; wandering

29.

Match item: Simon

a)

Peter

b)

A seaside town in Israel

c)

Regiments of the Roman empire

d)

Cornelius

30.

Match item: Centurion

a)

Cornelius

b)

Peter

c)

A large sheet let down to earth by its four corners

d)

A seaside town in Israel

31.

Match item: Large Sheet

a)

Let down to earth by its four corners

b)

Peter

c)

Cornelius

d)

Regiments of the Roman empire

32.

Match item: Italian regiment

a)

Regiments of the Roman empire

b)

A seaside town in Israel

c)

Peter

d)

Cornelius

33.

Match item: Joppa

a)

A seaside town in Israel

b)

Regiments of the Roman empire

c)

Peter

d)

Let down to earth by its four corners

34.

Answer in one sentence: What did the widow put into the treasury?

a)

Two copper coins

b)

Two silver coins

c)

One gold coin

d)

A handful of grain

35.

Answer in one sentence: What is the value of the widow’s gift or offering?

a)

She gave all she had

b)

She gave a small portion of her savings

c)

She promised to give later but did not give then

d)

She matched the rich people’s large gifts

36.

Answer in one sentence: Why did Jesus appreciate the widow’s gift or offering?

a)

Because she gave out of her poverty with a sacrificial heart

b)

Because she was famous and everyone noticed her

c)

Because she gave more money than the rich people

d)

Because she followed a rule about giving exact amounts

37.

Answer in one sentence: What did Jesus teach through this incident?

a)

To value sacrificial offering to God and be considerate to widows and the unfortunate

b)

To give only when others are watching

c)

To stop poor people from giving

d)

To keep all money for oneself

38.

State True/False: The name of the widow (mentioned in St. Luke) is not recorded.

a)

True

b)

False

39.

State True/False: The widow was a rich woman.

a)

True

b)

False

40.

State True/False: Jesus was pleased that the woman had given out of her nothingness.

a)

True

b)

False

41.

State True/False: The rich man gave out of his abundance.

a)

True

b)

False

42.

What is the statement on the cross that revealed the meaning of duty?

a)

Here is your mother.

b)

It is finished.

c)

I am thirsty.

d)

Father, into your hands I commit my spirit.

43.

What is the statement on the cross that revealed the value of relationships?

a)

Here is your mother.

b)

Truly, I tell you, today you will be with me in paradise.

c)

Eloi, Eloi lema sabachthani?

d)

This is the King of Jews.

44.

How did Jesus fulfil the mission that was given to him by God the Father?

a)

By dying on the cross.

b)

By writing new laws.

c)

By leading an army to victory.

d)

By building a temple.

45.

Which disciple did Jesus entrust his mother to?

a)

Peter

b)

James

c)

John

d)

Thomas

46.

Beside the cross of Jesus was the beloved disciple, Peter. Choose True or False.

a)

True

b)

False

47.

Jesus’ cross had an inscription that read “This is the King of Jews”. Choose True or False.

a)

True

b)

False

48.

The soldiers mocked Jesus and gave him sour wine to drink. Choose True or False.

a)

True

b)

False

49.

Jesus made nine statements on the cross. Choose True or False.

a)

True

b)

False

50.

The sayings on the cross are all recorded in all the four gospels. Choose True or False.

a)

True

b)

False

51.

According to the list of remaining statements on the cross, which statement is called “The Word of Suffering”?

a)

I am thirsty.

b)

It is finished.

c)

Truly, I tell you, today you will be with me in paradise.

d)

Father, into your hands I commit my spirit.

e)

Eloi, Eloi lema sabachthani?

52.

Which scripture reference records the statement “It is finished”?

a)

John 19:28

b)

John 19:30

c)

Luke 23:43

d)

Luke 23:46

e)

Mark 15:34

53.

Which statement is identified as “The Word of Salvation”?

a)

I am thirsty.

b)

It is finished.

c)

Truly, I tell you, today you will be with me in paradise.

d)

Father, into your hands I commit my spirit.

e)

Eloi, Eloi lema sabachthani?

54.

“Father, into your hands I commit my spirit.” is found in which scripture reference?

a)

John 19:28

b)

John 19:30

c)

Luke 23:43

d)

Luke 23:46

e)

Mark 15:34

55.

Which statement is linked with Mark 15:34?

a)

I am thirsty.

b)

It is finished.

c)

Truly, I tell you, today you will be with me in paradise.

d)

Father, into your hands I commit my spirit.

e)

Eloi, Eloi lema sabachthani? – My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?

56.

Answer the following: What does the saying “camel going through the eye of the needle” mean?

a)

It describes something impossible or very hard to do

b)

It refers to a normal market activity in Jerusalem

c)

It means a camel is the smallest animal

d)

It says rich people always fit everywhere easily

57.

Answer the following: What is impossible with man and possible with God, as taught in St. Matthew 19:25?

a)

Earning entry to the kingdom of God by one’s own efforts or status

b)

Counting the stars in the sky without a telescope

c)

Stopping the sun from rising

d)

Building a temple without any workers

58.

Answer the following: According to the Bible passage, what should rich people do so that they can gain eternal life?

a)

Follow God’s commandments, let go of attachment to wealth, and follow Jesus

b)

Collect more wealth to show they are blessed

c)

Hide their money so no one knows they are rich

d)

Give up all rules and do whatever feels right

59.

Answer the following: What is the misconception about wealth that Jesus corrected?

a)

That wealth proves a person is blessed and more likely to gain eternal life

b)

That money can be used to help the poor

c)

That working hard is good

d)

That sharing is kind

60.

Think and discuss with your teacher: Who did Jesus say will be saved?

a)

Only the rich who donate a lot

b)

Only those who keep every rule perfectly without God’s help

c)

Anyone God saves, because with God all things are possible

d)

Only priests and teachers

61.

Think and discuss with your teacher: What is the main takeaway from this passage for your life?

a)

Trust God and not riches; follow Jesus more than material possessions

b)

Getting rich guarantees heaven

c)

Rules do not matter at all

d)

Money itself is evil no matter how it is used

62.

Answer in 1 sentence: Who were the parents of John the Baptist?

a)

Zechariah the priest and Elizabeth

b)

Joseph and Mary

c)

Abraham and Sarah

d)

Peter and Martha

63.

Answer in 1 sentence: For whom did John the Baptist prepare the way?

a)

Jesus Christ, the Lord and Messiah

b)

King Herod

c)

Prophet Elijah

d)

A Roman governor

64.

Answer in 1 sentence: Give examples of the simple lifestyle of John the Baptist.

a)

He wore clothes made from camel’s hair

b)

He had a belt of leather around his waist

c)

His diet consisted of locusts and wild honey

d)

He lived in palaces and ate fine foods

e)

He had a simple outlook on life and preached

65.

Answer in 1 sentence: How did John the Baptist address the Pharisees and Sadducees?

a)

As “brood of vipers”

b)

As “friends of the poor”

c)

As “faithful servants”

d)

As “teachers of the law”

66.

Fill in the Blanks: Choose the words that correctly complete the verse: “A voice of one calling in the ___, ‘Prepare the way for ___, make straight paths for him’ (Ref: Luke 3:4).”

a)

desert … the Lord

b)

city … the King

c)

temple … the prophet

d)

market … the people

67.

Fill in the Blanks: Choose the words that correctly complete the statement: “Produce fruit in keeping with ___ . And do not begin to say to yourselves, ‘We have ___ as our father’ (Ref: Matthew 3:8–9).”

a)

repentance … Abraham

b)

obedience … Moses

c)

faith … David

d)

good works … Jacob

68.

State TRUE/FALSE: John the Baptist said that every tree that does not bear good fruit is cut down and thrown into the fire.

a)

True

b)

False

69.

State TRUE/FALSE: John said to the tax collectors, “Let the one who has two clothes give to the one who has none.”

a)

True

b)

False

70.

Answer the following: Who was Nicodemus?

a)

A Roman soldier who opposed Jesus

b)

A Pharisee and a member of the Jewish ruling council who respected Jesus and his teachings

c)

A fisherman disciple from Galilee

d)

A tax collector from Jericho

71.

Answer the following: Why did Nicodemus visit Jesus at night?

a)

He worked only at night and slept during the day

b)

He feared public attention from other Pharisees who opposed Jesus, so he met Jesus privately

c)

He was traveling at night to another city

d)

He wanted to see a miracle that only happened at midnight

72.

Answer the following: What made Nicodemus believe that Jesus came from God?

a)

Jesus wore special clothes from the temple

b)

The astonishing teachings and signs Jesus performed showed God was with Him

c)

People voted that Jesus was a prophet

d)

Nicodemus heard a rumor from Rome

73.

Answer the following: What does Jesus mean by being born again?

a)

Starting life over as a baby

b)

A spiritual transformation or rebirth by the Holy Spirit to share in God’s plans

c)

Moving to a new town and changing your name

d)

Learning a new language

74.

Answer the following: Who makes it possible for us to be born again?

a)

Our own hard work

b)

The Roman emperor

c)

God’s Holy Spirit

d)

Angels only

75.

Answer the following: In this passage, what is the Holy Spirit likened to, and why?

a)

Fire, because it burns everything

b)

Water, because it always flows downhill

c)

Wind, because we can hear it and feel its effects though we cannot see it

d)

Stone, because it is strong and heavy

76.

Answer the following: What do we gain from the fact that Jesus came from Heaven to the world?

a)

A promise of wealth and fame

b)

The gift of the Holy Spirit and the assurance that God’s power is with those who accept Jesus

c)

A new set of temple rules only for priests

d)

Permission to avoid helping others

77.

Fill in the blanks : For no one could perform the signs you are doing if God were not ______ him.

a)

behind

b)

near

c)

with

d)

against

78.

Fill in the blanks: St. John 3:3 — Jesus replied, “Very truly I tell you, no one can see the kingdom of God unless they are ______.”

a)

baptized in the river

b)

born again

c)

chosen by the council

d)

older and wiser

79.

Fill in the blanks: St. John 3:5 — “No one can enter the kingdom of God unless he is ______.”

a)

born of water and the Spirit

b)

given a special robe

c)

from a royal family

d)

able to read Hebrew

80.

Fill in the blanks: ______ gives birth to flesh, but the ______ gives birth to spirit.

a)

Spirit; wind

b)

Flesh; Spirit

c)

Water; fire

d)

Law; prophet

81.

Fill in the blanks: That everyone ______ in Him may have eternal life.

a)

fears

b)

believes

c)

teaches

d)

travels

82.

Fill in the blanks: This is the verdict: ______ has come into the world, but men loved darkness instead of light because their deeds were evil.

a)

Night

b)

Light

c)

Law

d)

Rain

83.

Fill in the blanks: For God so loved the world that he gave ______, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.

a)

a new law

b)

his one and only Son

c)

twelve disciples to everyone

d)

a golden temple

84.

Who said to whom: “Rabbi, we know that you are a teacher who has come from God.”

a)

Jesus to Nicodemus

b)

Nicodemus to Jesus

c)

John the Baptist to Jesus

d)

A Pharisee to Pilate

85.

Who said to whom: “I tell you the truth, no one can see the kingdom of God unless he is born again.”

a)

Jesus to Nicodemus

b)

Nicodemus to Jesus

c)

Peter to John

d)

An angel to Mary

86.

Who said to whom: “No one can enter the kingdom of God unless he is born of water and the Spirit.”

a)

Jesus to Nicodemus

b)

Nicodemus to Jesus

c)

Jesus to the crowd

d)

A rabbi to the council

87.

Who said to whom: “How can a man be born when he is old?”

a)

Jesus asked Nicodemus

b)

Nicodemus asked Jesus

c)

Peter asked Jesus

d)

A soldier asked Pilate

88.

Who said to whom: “You must be born again.”

a)

Jesus told Nicodemus

b)

Nicodemus told Jesus

c)

John the Baptist told Jesus

d)

The council told Nicodemus

89.

Answer in one sentence: Why did the woman initially deny Jesus when he asked for water?

a)

Because of cultural and social barriers between Jews and Samaritans

b)

Because the well was dry

c)

Because she did not recognize him as a traveler

d)

Because it was the Sabbath and drawing water was forbidden

90.

Answer in one sentence: Where did Jesus and the Samaritan woman meet?

a)

At Jacob's well in Sychar, a town in Samaria

b)

At the temple in Jerusalem

c)

At her home in Sychar

d)

On a mountain in Galilee

91.

Answer in one sentence: Where were the disciples when Jesus began his conversation with the Samaritan woman?

a)

They had gone in search of food

b)

They were praying nearby

c)

They were fishing at the lake

d)

They were resting under a tree

92.

Answer in one sentence: In what ways did the Samaritan woman address Jesus?

a)

She addressed Him as My Lord and later as a prophet

b)

She called Him Rabbi and king

c)

She called Him Stranger and neighbor

d)

She addressed Him as Teacher and scribe

93.

Answer in one sentence: To whom did Jesus reveal that He was the Messiah, for the first time?

a)

To the Samaritan woman at Jacob's well

b)

To Nicodemus in Jerusalem

c)

To His disciples on the boat

d)

To the crowds in Nazareth

94.

State True/False: There was an incident spring in a town called Sukhar.

a)

True

b)

False

95.

State True/False: Jesus met the Samaritan woman at her home.

a)

True

b)

False

96.

State True/False: The Samaritan woman addressed Jesus as the Messiah.

a)

True

b)

False

97.

State True/False: When Jesus said that He had the water of eternal life, the Samaritan woman asked for it.

a)

True

b)

False

98.

State True/False: We must understand who Jesus is and worship Him.

a)

True

b)

False

99.

Answer the following: What did Jesus describe himself as?

a)

The Bread of Life and the living bread that came down from heaven

b)

The good shepherd of the lost sheep only

c)

A wise prophet from Nazareth

d)

The light of the world only

100.

Answer the following: Does one come to know Jesus by his or her own decision? If not, how does it happen?

a)

Yes, entirely by personal decision and effort

b)

By being drawn by the Father and through believing and worshiping God

c)

By studying history and learning many traditions

d)

By performing miracles to prove faith

101.

Answer the following: What will those who believe in Jesus receive?

a)

Earthly riches

b)

Good health

c)

Eternal life

d)

Fame and honor

102.

Answer the following: In the Holy Communion, what do the bread and wine signify?

a)

Ordinary food for the body

b)

The body of Jesus broken for us and his blood shed to establish a new covenant for the forgiveness of sins

c)

Gifts the Magi brought to Jesus

d)

Symbols of prosperity and success

103.

Answer the following: What is the difference between the food received in the desert and the heavenly food provided by Jesus?

a)

Both give only temporary strength

b)

Manna gave temporary bodily nourishment, but the food Jesus gives leads to eternal life

c)

Manna lasted forever while Jesus’ bread is temporary

d)

There is no difference; both are the same

104.

Fill in the Blanks: Whoever ____ remains in me, and I in them.

a)

eats my flesh and drinks my blood

b)

listens to my words

c)

prays every morning

d)

follows the law of Moses

105.

Fill in the Blanks: No one can come to me ____ , and I will raise them up at the last day.

a)

unless the Father who sent me draws them

b)

unless they keep every command perfectly

c)

unless they first see a miracle

d)

unless their friends bring them

106.

Fill in the Blanks: I am the ____ that came down from _____.

a)

living bread, heaven

b)

true vine, the earth

c)

good shepherd, Galilee

d)

light of the world, Bethlehem

107.

Fill in the Blanks: Your ancestors ate manna and died, but whoever feeds on this bread will ____.

a)

live forever

b)

become famous

c)

grow strong for a day

d)

sleep in peace

108.

Who said to whom: “Stop grumbling among yourselves.”

a)

Jesus said to the Jews

b)

Peter said to the disciples

c)

Moses said to the Israelites

d)

The Pharisees said to Jesus

109.

Who said to whom: “How can this man give us his flesh to eat.”

a)

The Jews argued among themselves

b)

Pilate said to the crowd

c)

John the Baptist said to his followers

d)

The disciples asked Jesus privately

110.

Who said to whom: “Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood remains in me, and I in them.”

a)

Jesus said to the Jews

b)

Moses said to the Israelites

c)

Peter said to the church

d)

An angel said to Mary

111.

Where is Elijah’s homeland?

a)

Tishbi in Gilead

b)

Bethlehem in Judea

c)

Nazareth in Galilee

d)

Jericho in Benjamin

112.

What is the name of King Ahab’s wife?

a)

Jezebel

b)

Esther

c)

Deborah

d)

Ruth

113.

During whose rule did Elijah prophesy?

a)

Ahab and Ahaziah

b)

Saul and David

c)

Solomon and Rehoboam

d)

Hezekiah and Josiah

114.

What is the land of the widow who provided for Elijah?

a)

Zarephath near Sidon

b)

Bethlehem near Jerusalem

c)

Shunem near Megiddo

d)

Jericho near the Jordan

115.

On which mountain did fire come down from the sky and consume the sacrificial object?

a)

Mount Carmel

b)

Mount Sinai

c)

Mount Tabor

d)

Mount Hermon

116.

How was Elijah’s end?

a)

He was taken up to heaven while his disciple Elisha watched

b)

He died in battle

c)

He was buried near Jerusalem

d)

He was lost at sea

117.

Who is a prophet?

a)

A person who delivers God’s words and prays for the people

b)

A king who rules the land

c)

A soldier who protects the city

d)

A merchant who sells goods

118.

What is the meaning of the name Elijah?

a)

Yahweh is my God

b)

God is salvation

c)

The Lord is peace

d)

God remembers

119.

Elijah’s story is found in which book of the Bible?

a)

Book of Kings

b)

Genesis

c)

Psalms

d)

Proverbs

120.

Why did the king and Jezebel plan to kill Elijah?

a)

He rebuked them for disobeying God and announced drought and famine

b)

He stole the royal treasure

c)

He sided with foreign armies

d)

He refused to pay taxes

121.

Where did God provide shelter to Elijah?

a)

Near the Brook of Kerith

b)

In the palace of Ahab

c)

In Bethlehem

d)

On Mount Sinai

122.

What did ravens bring Elijah to eat?

a)

Bread and meat

b)

Fish and figs

c)

Milk and honey

d)

Barley and dates

123.

Where did God instruct Elijah to go when the brook dried up?

a)

To Zarephath near Sidon

b)

To Jerusalem

c)

To Shiloh

d)

To Damascus

124.

Why did God bless the poor widow?

a)

She obeyed Elijah’s instructions despite having very little food

b)

She was wealthy and generous

c)

She was a queen

d)

She built a temple

125.

After how many years did Elijah reappear before Ahab?

a)

One year

b)

Two years

c)

Three years

d)

Seven years

126.

Where did the challenge between Elijah and the prophets of Baal take place?

a)

Mount Carmel

b)

Mount Moriah

c)

Mount Gilboa

d)

Mount Nebo

127.

What made God bless the people with rain?

a)

The people repented after God sent fire to consume the sacrifice at Mount Carmel

b)

They built a new palace

c)

They won a battle

d)

They planted many trees

128.

Who became king of Israel after Ahab, and who anointed him?

a)

Jehu — Elijah

b)

Jehu — Elisha

c)

Ahaziah — Elijah

d)

Jehoshaphat — Elisha

129.

Who was the successor of Elijah as prophet of Israel?

a)

Elisha

b)

Samuel

c)

Isaiah

d)

Amos

130.

The prophet was hiding by the stream of Kerith.

a)

True

b)

False

131.

Information about Elijah is recorded in the first book of Kings.

a)

True

b)

False

132.

The woman of Zarephath who protected Elijah had two children.

a)

True

b)

False

133.

Elijah was taken captive.

a)

True

b)

False

134.

Identify the speaker and recipient of the words, “But first make me a little bit.”

a)

Elijah to the widow of Zarephath

b)

Ahab to Elijah

c)

Elisha to Elijah

d)

The widow to her son

135.

Identify the speaker and recipient of the question, “Who is this that troubleth Israel?”

a)

King Ahab to Elijah

b)

Elijah to King Ahab

c)

Elisha to the people

d)

People of Israel to Elijah

136.

Identify the speaker and audience of the challenge, “How far will you put your feet in two canoes? How long will you waver between two opinions?” (1 Kings 18:21)

a)

Elijah to the people of Israel

b)

Ahab to Elijah

c)

Elisha to the prophets of Baal

d)

Prophets of Baal to Elijah

137.

Identify who declared, “Jehovah himself is God, Jehovah himself is God,” and the occasion.

a)

The people of Israel at Mount Carmel after seeing the miracle

b)

Elijah at the Brook of Kerith

c)

King Ahab in his palace

d)

The widow of Zarephath during the drought

138.

What is the meaning of the name Jonah?

a)

Dove

b)

Prophet

c)

Peace

d)

Fish

139.

Why was Jonah asked to go to Nineveh?

a)

To collect taxes for Israel

b)

To preach against its wickedness and warn the people

c)

To visit his family there

d)

To build a temple

140.

Why did Jonah want to sail to Tarshish?

a)

To avoid preaching to the Ninevites and flee in the opposite direction

b)

To trade spices and goods

c)

To take a vacation in Spain

d)

To deliver God’s message faster

141.

What did the captain of the ship say when he woke up Jonah?

a)

How can you sleep? Get up and call on your God! Maybe he will take notice of us so that we will not perish.

b)

Stay asleep; the storm will pass soon.

c)

Throw the cargo overboard and go back to sleep.

d)

Row harder and we will reach land.

142.

What were the characteristics of Jonah’s prayer? Select all that apply.

a)

A prayer of faith that God will not reject him even though he is disobedient

b)

Assurance that the prayer will reach God even from the bottom of the sea

c)

A willingness to surrender oneself to God’s will again

d)

Anger that God forgave Nineveh

143.

What did Jonah proclaim will happen to Nineveh?

a)

It would be overthrown in forty days if they did not repent

b)

It would become the richest city in the world

c)

It would invade Israel and win

d)

It would build a new temple to God

144.

Who was Jonah’s father?

a)

Amittai

b)

Jeroboam

c)

Amos

d)

Isaiah

145.

Which is Jonah’s hometown?

a)

Gath-Hepher in southern Galilee

b)

Nineveh

c)

Jerusalem

d)

Tarshish

146.

Match the following: What matches with Amittai?

a)

Jonah

b)

Tarshish

c)

Babel

d)

Galilee

147.

Match the following: What matches with Spain?

a)

Tarshish

b)

Jonah

c)

Babel

d)

Galilee

148.

What did Jesus say about the greatest commandment?

a)

To follow the Law of Moses

b)

To give to the poor

c)

To love your neighbor as yourself

d)

To pray without ceasing

149.

Who was the first disciple to recognize Jesus as the Messiah?

a)

Peter

b)

John

c)

James

d)

Andrew

150.

Complete the sentence: “For where your treasure is, there your _____ will be also.”

a)

heart

b)

mind

c)

spirit

d)

body