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WorksheetsExam 3 ItBW
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
Apostle means:
One who studies scripture
One who is sent
One who teaches in the synagogue
One who translates Hebrew texts
Paul is:
A Gospel writer
Someone who saw/wrote some books of the New Testament
A Roman governor
A prophet from the Old Testament
Canonical means:
Books later removed from the Bible
Myths outside Christian belief
Part of the Bible
Written only by apostles
Non-Canonical means:
Not part of the Bible
A disputed Gospel
Originally Hebrew writings
Letters from Paul
The Gospel of Matthew emphasizes:
Divinity
Actions
Righteousness
Gentile audiences
The Gospel of Mark emphasizes:
Actions
Physical nature
Poetry
End-times prophecy
The Gospel of Luke emphasizes:
Righteousness
Divinity
Physical nature (Jesus’ humanity)
Old Testament law
The Gospel of John emphasizes:
Physical nature
Discipleship
Divinity
Parables
The book of Acts is:
A poetic book
A prophecy about the end times
The 2nd volume of Luke’s writings
A Gospel written by Paul
Epistle means:
A prophecy
A letter that Paul wrote (or letters in general)
A historical narrative
A biography of Jesus
Undisputed Epistle means:
A letter with unknown authors
A letter Paul definitely wrote (not disputed)
A Gospel
A prophecy
Amanuensis is:
A disciple
A travel companion
A literary assistant who writes for someone else
A persecutor of Christians
Paul’s Letter Structure includes:
Poem → Parable → Parable
Greeting → Main Body → Farewell
Question → Answer → Question
Introduction → Epilogue → Timeline
Apocalypse means:
An ancient Hebrew poem
A creation story
End of the world / revealing of divine truth
A Roman battle
Revelation is:
A biography of John
Historical letters
Apocalyptic literature
A parable collection
Hellenistic culture involved:
Hebrew traditions
Forced Greek beliefs/culture on people
Roman law only
Egyptian traditions
Greco-Roman means:
Jewish + Babylonian culture
Roman elements combined with Greek influence (often forced)
Hebrew + Greek
Christian + Roman
Baptism represents:
A covenant with Moses
A ritual washing for priests
Being marked as part of Christianity/the church community
A festival meal
Pentecost is:
The day Jesus was born
A Roman holiday
The day the Holy Spirit came down to the disciples/church began
The day Paul was converted
BCE stands for:
Before Christian Education
Before Canon Emerged
Before Christ’s Execution
Before Common Era (same as before Jesus’ birth)
CE stands for:
Christian Empire
Christ Established
Year of Our Lord/Common Era
Canonical Era
Which of the following is a disciple?
(a)
Luke’s occupation was:
Carpenter
Fisherman
Doctor/physician
Tax collector
