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10th Grade Bible Final Reveiw

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 58mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Think of the Bible as a _____ about _____________

(a)  

2.

How many books in the new testiment are there. (the Bible)

a)
25
b)
30
c)
22
d)
27
3.

There are _ gospel accounts in the new testiment.

a)
4
b)
5
c)
3
d)
6
4.

There is History account(s) in the New testament, and the book title(s) are(is)

a)
1; Acts
b)

2;James, and Luke

c)

3; Romans, Ephesians, Galatians

d)

1; Romans

5.

There are 5 types of books in the new testament. List all five groups IN ORDER!!

a)

Gospels, Acts, Pauline Epistles, General Epistles, Revelation

b)

Acts, Gospels, Pauline Epistles, General Epistles, Revelation

c)

Gospels, Acts, General Epistles, Pauline Epistles, Revelation

d)

General Epistles, Pauline Epistles, Acts, Gospels, Revelation

6.

The New testiment was written aproximently between __AD and ____ Ad

a)
30 AD and 70 AD
b)
60 AD and 120 AD
c)
50 AD and 90 AD
d)

50 AD and 100 AD

7.

Which 3 gospels are synoptic??

a)

Matthew, Mark, Acts

b)

Matthew, Mark, John

c)

Matthew, Mark, Luke

d)

Matthew, Luke, John

8.

Why isn't John considered a synoptic gospel?

a)

due to its unique content and theological emphasis.

b)
John is considered synoptic due to its narrative style.
c)
John includes parables similar to the synoptic gospels.
d)
John is a synoptic gospel because it follows the same timeline.
9.

Why is the context of the roman rule cruical for understanding the new testiment.

a)
The New Testament was written during a time of peace in Rome.
b)

because it shapes the political, social, and religious environment in which early Christianity developed.

c)
The Roman Empire had no influence on early Christian beliefs.
d)
Roman culture was irrelevant to the teachings of Jesus.
10.

What is one main argument for the New Testament's reliability

a)

The four separate accounts of the Gospel

b)
The New Testament contains no historical references.
c)
The New Testament was written in a single year.
d)
The New Testament was authored by a single individual.
11.

Who were the main group of people who were high in the jewish society. They didn't agree with Jesus, and even had him killed.

a)
Pharisees and Sadducees
b)
Romans and Greeks
c)
Scribes and Priests
d)
Zealots and Essenes
12.

"Jesus' rule, reign, and work presently on earth that will fully culminate in eternity" is the definition of ...

a)

Love

b)

Kingdom of God

c)

The Bible

d)

The Holy Spirit

13.

The king the Jews were expecting was, a king who was for the_______ ________ ________

a)

Old people

b)

Jewish people & national citizens

c)

All people

d)

All gentiles

14.

How was Jesus' message different from the way of the old testament?

a)

Jesus created an entirely different religon, that focused on serving yourself over the needs of others.

b)

Jesus, judged harsher than the old testament

c)

Jesus, talked about the mosaic law and traditions

d)

Jesus, talked about the law of the heart and love and mercy

15.

In Acts chapter one what does Jesus say about the Holy Spirit?

a)
Jesus says that the Holy Spirit will empower the disciples to be his witnesses.
b)
Jesus claims that the Holy Spirit will reveal hidden knowledge to the wise.
c)
Jesus mentions that the Holy Spirit will judge the world.
d)
Jesus states that the Holy Spirit will bring peace to the nations.
16.

What happens in Acts chapter two during Pentecost.

a)
The disciples gather to discuss their future plans without any divine intervention.
b)
A great storm occurs, scattering the apostles and causing confusion among the crowd.
c)
The Holy Spirit descends on the apostles, enabling them to speak in tongues, leading to the conversion of many.
d)
The apostles receive a vision of Jesus, prompting them to preach in Jerusalem.
17.

What is the complete name of Acts in the Bible

a)
The Acts of the Apostles
b)
The Acts of the Prophets
c)
The Book of Acts
d)
The Acts of the Disciples
18.

What is a better complete name for the book of Acts

a)
The Letters of the Apostles
b)

The Acts of the Holy Spirit

c)
The Acts of the Disciples
d)
The Acts of the Apostles
e)
The Chronicles of the Apostles
19.

What are the three parts of the Triangle method

a)

Around

b)

In

c)

Up

d)

Out

e)

Beside

20.

What does our up relationship mean

a)

The relationship nonbelievers possess with other nonbelievers

b)

The relationship nonbelievers possess with God

c)

The relationship we possess with other believers

d)

The relationship we as believers possess with people who are not YET believers(outside the faith)

e)

The relationship we as believers posses with God

21.

What does our in relationship mean

a)

The relationship nonbelievers possess with other nonbelievers

b)

The relationship nonbelievers possess with God

c)

The relationship we possess with other believers

d)

The relationship we as believers possess with people who are not YET believers(outside the faith)

e)

The relationship we as believers posses with God

22.

What does our out relationship mean

a)

The relationship nonbelievers possess with other nonbelievers

b)

The relationship nonbelievers possess with God

c)

The relationship we possess with other believers

d)

The relationship we as believers possess with people who are not YET believers(outside the faith)

e)

The relationship we as believers posses with God

23.

What is the first part of the redemption story

a)

Creation

b)

The Fall

c)

Promise

d)

Redemption

e)

The Church

24.

What is the second part of the redemption story

a)

Creation

b)

The Fall

c)

Promise

d)

Redemption

e)

The Church

25.

What is the third part of the redemption story

a)

Creation

b)

The Fall

c)

Promise

d)

Redemption

e)

The Church

26.

What is the fourth part of the redemption story

a)

Creation

b)

The Fall

c)

Promise

d)

Redemption

e)

The Church

27.

What is the fourth part of the redemption story

a)

Creation

b)

The Fall

c)

Promise

d)

Redemption

e)

The Church

28.

What is the 5th part of the redemption story

a)

Creation

b)

Restoration

c)

Promise

d)

The Fall

e)

The Church

29.

What is the sixth part of the redemption story

a)

Creation

b)

Restoration

c)

Promise

d)

The Fall

e)

The Church

30.

Which part of the redemption story is this: Trust, everything was perfect. They had a good relationship with God

a)

Redemption

b)

Creation

c)

The Fall

d)

Promise

e)

Church

31.

Which part of the redemption story is this: Trust, everything was perfect. Redeeming the relationship( Life death resurrection)(the Gospels)

a)

Redemption

b)

Creation

c)

The Fall

d)

Promise

e)

Church

32.

Which part of the redemption story is this: Broken Trust, the physically perfect world was no longer perfect

a)

Redemption

b)

Creation

c)

The Fall

d)

Promise

e)

Church

33.

Which part of the redemption story is this: Jesus WILL crush the head of the serpent and his heel will be bruised, (took place after the Fall)

a)

Redemption

b)

Creation

c)

The Fall

d)

Promise

e)

Church

34.

Which part of the redemption story is this: The one we are currently in. It began in Acts, and is still continuing.

a)

Redemption

b)

Creation

c)

The Fall

d)

Promise

e)

Church

35.

Which part of the redemption story is this: The one we are currently in. It began in Acts, and is still continuing.

a)

Redemption

b)

Creation

c)

The Fall

d)

Promise

e)

Church

36.

Which part of the redemption story is this: Bringing it back to creation (Revelations)

a)

Redemption

b)

Creation

c)

Restoration

d)

Promise

e)

Church

37.

When did the 400 years of silence take place in perspective of the Redemption story.

a)

After the church

b)

Before the Promise

c)

Before the church

d)

After the promise

38.

Who is in power when Jesus is born?

a)

Alexander the Great

b)

Rome

c)

Babylon

d)

Persian Empire

39.

Where in the Bible does the 400 years of silence take place?

a)

Between the Old and New Testament

b)

After the New Testament

c)

Before the Old Testament

40.

What was important about the rule of the Persian Empire, in perspective to the coming of Jesus as a baby

a)
The Persian Empire's rule led to widespread conflict and division among nations.
b)
The Persian Empire's dominance discouraged the exchange of cultural ideas and beliefs.
c)
The Persian Empire's rule created a stable environment that facilitated the spread of ideas and set the stage for the coming of Jesus.
d)

The Persian Empire allowed the Jews to return to their land.

41.

When is the Persian empire in power

a)

At the beginning of the old testament

b)

At the end of the new testiment

c)

at the end of the old testament

42.

Why is the Rule of Alexander the Great important to the spread of the gospel

a)
The Rule of Alexander the Great promoted isolationism, hindering the spread of the gospel.
b)
The Rule of Alexander the Great had no impact on the spread of the gospel in his territories.
c)
The Rule of Alexander the Great enabled the spread of the gospel through a common language and cultural unity across his empire.
d)
The Rule of Alexander the Great restricted the spread of the gospel by enforcing local customs.
43.

How is the Genealogy different in Matthew then it is in Luke

a)

Matthew begins with Adam, and works his way up, but Luke begins with Jesus and works his way down.

b)
Matthew's genealogy traces Jesus' maternal line, while Luke's follows Joseph's lineage.
c)
Luke's genealogy lists kings, whereas Matthew's includes only commoners.
d)
Matthew's account is shorter and less detailed than Luke's genealogy.
44.

Who was initially responsible for the persecution of the early church?

a)

Jewish Leaders

b)

The Christians

c)

The Roman Empire

d)
Peter of Galilee
45.

Who was the first martyr for the Christian faith

a)
John
b)
Peter
c)
Stephen
d)
James
46.

How was Stephen in the Bible killed

a)

Burned at Stake

b)

Stoned

c)

Crucified

d)

Stabbed

47.

Why did the Romans began to persecute Christians as well

a)
The Romans sought to convert Christians to their own religious practices.
b)
The Romans admired Christians for their unique beliefs and practices.
c)
Christians were persecuted for their wealth and political power in Rome.
d)
The Romans persecuted Christians for refusing to worship Roman gods and the emperor, challenging traditional beliefs.
48.

Which Gospels are considered synoptic ones

a)

Matthew

b)

John

c)

Mark

d)

Acts

e)

Luke

49.

Which books of the Bible are consided the Gospels

a)

Acts

b)

Matthew

c)

John

d)

Luke

e)

Mark

50.

Who is Matthew's initial audience

a)

EVERYONE

b)
Roman Pagans
c)
Gentile Christians
d)

Jews

51.

How does Matthew Present Jesus

a)
Matthew depicts Jesus as a mere teacher and philosopher.
b)
Matthew presents Jesus as the Messiah and fulfillment of prophecy.
c)
Matthew portrays Jesus as a political leader and revolutionary.
d)
Matthew presents Jesus as a distant figure with no connection to prophecy.
52.

A fictional story, with a spiritual meaning, with kindom values is called a ...

a)
parable
b)
allegory
c)
fable
d)
tale
53.

How is Jesus's kingdom values different from earthly ones

a)
Jesus's kingdom values emphasize wealth, power, and dominance, unlike earthly values that promote love and service.
b)
Earthly values prioritize humility, love, and community, while Jesus's kingdom values focus on status and authority.
c)
Jesus's kingdom values are centered on competition, ambition, and success, contrasting with earthly values of kindness and generosity.
d)
Jesus's kingdom values prioritize love, humility, and service, contrasting with earthly values that focus on power, wealth, and status.
54.

Which one is a true Beatitudes

a)
Blessed are the wealthy, for they shall inherit the earth;
b)
Blessed are the proud, for they shall be comforted;
c)
Blessed are the angry, for they shall see God.
d)

Blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain mercy

55.

How many times does the word imediantly appear in the book of Mark

a)

77

b)

42

c)

99

d)

34

56.

Which gospel is the fast paced gospel??

a)

Luke

b)

Matthew

c)

Mark

d)

John

57.

How many times did Jesus predict his death in mark

a)

2

b)

12

c)

3

d)

4

58.

Jesus predicted his death, and Peter rebuked him for saying such things, and Jesus said get behind me satan.

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

59.

Jesus predicts his death, and the disciples are confused, but are afraid to say anything

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

60.

Jesus predicts his death, and goes into the most detail

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

61.

What is the significance of the prayer in the garden before his death

a)

Its okay to come to God honesty and plead with him. God's will should be done though.

b)

It not okay to be honest to God, because he will punish you for honesty

c)

Jesus was human too, and didn't want to endure pain, he can relate to us

62.

Who is the Gospel of Luke mainly for

a)
Jewish Leaders
b)
Roman Citizens
c)
Early Church Fathers
d)
Gentile Christians
63.

Why does Luke began by tracing Jesus's genealogy back to Adam

a)
To emphasize Jesus's universal significance as the Savior for all humanity.
b)
To highlight Jesus's role as a prophet in Jewish history.
c)
To illustrate the importance of family heritage in ancient cultures.
d)
To show the lineage of kings leading to Jesus's birth.
64.

  • What is the significance of the angels announcing Jesus' birth to shepherds, a marginalized group in society?

a)

It shows that Jesus likes poor people better than rich people

b)

It shows that Jesus was truly the savior of all people.

c)

Jesus was being waited on by people who were in a lower social class them him.

d)

He loves them

65.

God can use people of all ages to glorify him.

a)
True
b)
False
66.

What was the importance about Mary and Joseph's age in the book of Luke

a)

He loves everyone, even old people

b)

He thought Mary was pretty enough for the story book

c)

He uses male and female to accomplish his plan

d)

He likes younger people because they are usually healthier

e)

God can use anybody, no matter their age to achieve his plan

67.

How is John 1 important because of the theme

a)

The holy spirit created the world

b)

John portrays Jesus as fully God and fully human. In John 1 he writes a poem about who Jesus is. He has always been

c)

John 1 portrays Jesus as fully God. He wants the world to know He is only God

d)

Jesus is fully man. He is just like us. He is a sinner like we are

68.

How does Mark Portray Jesus

a)

The Savior of all

b)

The king of Kings

c)

The secret suffering servant

d)

The messiah

69.

What is the full meaning of Believe

a)

Living like a believer

b)

All in- so much so that your actions, thoughts, and reactions reflect Christ

c)

Meaning you truly believe.

d)

Acting like a believer because your parents want you to because they want you to go to heaven. You are scared of hell so you go ALL IN

70.

I am the ____ and you are the ________

(a)  

71.

I am the (a)   of life

72.

I am (a)   of the world

73.

I am the (a)  

74.

I am the good (a)  

75.

I am the ___________ and the ____

(a)  

76.

I am the ___ the _____ and the ____

(a)  

77.

  • How many unique signs of Jesus are identified in this gospel?

a)

5

b)

6

c)

7

d)

8

78.

Water into (a)  

79.

Walking on (a)  

80.

Acts is a continuation of which gospel?

a)

Mark

b)

Matthew

c)

Luke

d)

John

81.

What is significant about Peter's dinner meeting with Cornelious

a)

Peter is jewish and c isnt. The barriers of Jews and Gentiles were being broken.

b)

Peter was a better person than c

c)

It was weird and Peter had to burn his clothes

82.

What was the Jerusalem council about

a)

wether Gentiles had to practice Jewish law or not

b)

Wether Jews were considered true believers or not

c)

wether or not gentiles could go to heaven without the help of a jew

83.

Who made the final decision at Jerusalem counsel

a)

Matthew

b)

James

c)

John

d)

Simon

84.

How was the gospel predicted to spread

a)

Samaria, Jerusalem The ends of the earth

b)

Jerusalem, Samaria, the ends of the world

c)

Judea, Jerusalem, Samaria, the ends of the world

85.

Why was Acts 1:8 important

a)

It said where the gospel would start and how it would spread, and gave the promise of the Holy Spirit.

b)

It was persecution that spread the gospel.

c)

It was a radical movement, that started in Jerusalem, and spread to the ends of the earth.

d)

It said the gospel would start with the gentiles, and end with the Jews.

e)

It was a promise of hope to the world

86.

Why is Acts 8:1 important?

a)

It is important bc it shows how the gospel spread (like slime)

b)

It is important bc is showed where the gospel went. (Jerusalem)

c)

It is important bc it shows why the gospel was spread, (Persecution)

87.

Who's old testament prophecy was fulfilled during pentecost.

a)
Joel's prophecy
b)
Daniel's prophecy
c)
Ezekiel's prophecy
d)
Isaiah's prophecy
88.

What Happened on the day of pentecost

a)
The disciples received a vision of the future.
b)
The Holy Spirit descended upon the apostles, marking the birth of the Christian Church.
c)
Jesus preached to a large crowd in Jerusalem.
d)
The apostles performed miracles to attract followers.
89.

4 pillars of the early church are... #1 Apostle's (a)  

90.

#2 koinonia ( (a)   )

91.

#3 breaking (a)  

92.

#4 🙏

(a)  

93.

Who went with Paul on his first missionary journey

a)
Peter and James
b)
Silas and Timothy
c)
Barnabas and John Mark
d)
Luke and Titus
94.

Who went with paul on his second missionary journey

a)
Andrew, Philip, and Thomas
b)
Matthew, Mark, and James
c)

Silas, Timothy,

d)
Barnabas, John, and Peter
95.

Who went with paul on his 3rd and final missionary journey

a)

Timothy,

b)
Peter, John, and Barnabas
c)
Luke, Apollos, and Crispus
d)
Barnabas, Silas, and Mark
96.

Where did paul go on his first missionary journey, and what church did he start

a)

Cyprus and parts of Asia Minor, where he started the church in Antioch

b)
Paul went to Egypt and started the church in Alexandria.
c)
Paul's journey took him to Greece, where he founded the church in Thessalonica.
d)
Paul traveled to Rome and established the church in Corinth.
97.

What church was started on Paul's second missionary journey

a)
Corinth
b)
Ephesus
c)
Antioch
d)
Philippi
98.

what church was started on Paul's 3rd missionary journey

a)
The church in Corinth
b)
The church in Philippi
c)
The church in Thessalonica
d)
The church in Ephesus
99.

How long did Pauls stay at the church in Ephisis

a)
Three years
b)
One year
c)
Two years
d)
Five years
100.

How long did Paul stay in Antioch

a)
one year
b)
three weeks
c)
two years
d)
six months

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