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Review Questions from TGM

Total questions: 56

Worksheet time: 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

called Christ the “Lamb of God” and proclaimed His coming.

a)

John the Baptist

b)

Peter

c)

Andrew

d)

Nicodemus

2.

Was/were given the first promise of the Savior.

a)

Adam and Eve

b)

Matthew

c)

The Pharisees

d)

Zacharias

3.

At first, the religious leaders thought Jesus might be the prophet named

a)

Elijah

b)

John the Baptist

c)

Peter

d)

Andrew

4.

was responsible for the death of John the Baptist.

a)

Herodias’s daughter

b)

The nobleman

c)

The Pharisees

d)

Satan

5.

was the mother of John the Baptist.

a)

Elisabeth

b)

Mary

c)

The woman at the well

d)

Herodias’s daughter

6.

fell because he wanted more power than God.

a)

Satan

b)

Peter

c)

John the Baptist

d)

Zacharias

7.

Jesus taught this person about “living water.”

a)

The woman at the well

b)

The Pharisees

c)

Elisabeth

d)

Adam and Eve

8.

was the disciple who was a publican (tax collector).

a)

Matthew

b)

Andrew

c)

Peter

d)

Nicodemus

9.

could not speak until his son was born because he didn’t believe God.

a)

Zacharias

b)

Peter

c)

Andrew

d)

John the Baptist

10.

was a Pharisee who came to learn more about Jesus at night.

a)

Nicodemus

b)

Matthew

c)

Peter

d)

Elijah

11.

did not think Jesus should eat with sinners.

a)

The Pharisees

b)

Peter

c)

The woman at the well

d)

Andrew

12.

son was healed without Jesus’ presence.

a)

The nobleman

b)

Zacharias

c)

Peter

d)

John the Baptist

13.

Jesus told to let down his nets, and two ships were filled with fish.

a)

Peter

b)

Matthew

c)

Andrew

d)

Nicodemus

14.

is a symbol of those who do not receive Christ because the things of this world are too important to them.

a)

The rich young man

b)

The woman at the well

c)

John the Baptist

d)

Elijah

15.

was the disciple who told Jesus about the boy with the loaves and fish, showing faith in God.

a)

Andrew

b)

Peter

c)

Matthew

d)

Nicodemus

16.

Two names for Jesus that mean He has always existed:

a)

Alpha and Omega

b)

I am

c)

the true bread

d)

Passover lamb

17.

Name for Jesus that means He is our Passover sacrifice:

a)

Passover lamb

b)

the true bread

c)

Alpha and Omega

18.

The term meaning that Jesus is our strong foundation:

a)

rock

b)

temple

c)

pearl of great price

d)

Beatitudes

19.

The term that emphasizes that Jesus has all power and uses it to care for us and meet all our needs:

a)

omnipotent

b)

omniscience

c)

prophecy

d)

I am

20.

A picture or type of sin:

a)

leaven

b)

water

c)

temple

d)

rock

21.

An animal without blemish or spot—a picture of Jesus:

a)

Lamb of God

b)

Passover lamb

c)

the true bread

d)

publican

22.

Passages that told the future details of Jesus’ life:

a)

prophecy

b)

Beatitudes

c)

scribes

d)

publican

23.

A word meaning “a promise of God”:

a)

testament

b)

prophecy

c)

I am

d)

rock

24.

Jesus drove moneychangers out of the temple during this time:

a)

Passover

b)

Sermon on the Mount

c)

Feast of Booths

d)

Christmas

25.

In referring to Himself with this symbol, Jesus said He would be “rebuilt” in three days:

a)

temple

b)

rock

c)

the true bread

d)

water

26.

The term Jesus used with Nicodemus to explain salvation:

a)

born again

b)

publican

c)

Beatitudes

d)

pearl of great price

27.

The word meaning a tax collector:

a)

publican

b)

scribe

c)

Pharisee

d)

fisherman

28.

Teachers of the law:

a)

scribes

b)

Pharisees

c)

publican

d)

fisherman

29.

Jesus used this symbol to reach the woman at the well about new life in Him:

a)

water

b)

the true bread

c)

temple

d)

rock

30.

At this place, a man who had been infirmed for 38 years picked up his bed and walked:

a)

Pool of Bethesda

b)

Passover

c)

temple

d)

Jordan River

31.

The occupation of most of the disciples:

a)

fisherman

b)

scribe

c)

publican

d)

Pharisee

32.

The parables of the lost sheep and the lost coin both teach

a)

that we should be careful with what God has given us.

b)

that we should keep all things in order.

c)

that Jesus wants each individual to be saved.

33.

Nicodemus was

a)

a roman soldier.

b)

a Pharisee.

c)

a political ruler.

34.

Jesus showed His omniscience to the Samaritan woman when

a)

He traveled through Samaria.

b)

He taught her about the living water.

c)

He told her about her five husbands.

35.

The Pharisees were upset that the disciples plucked corn because

a)

they did this on the Sabbath.

b)

they were taking food from the poor.

c)

they were stealing from the owner.

36.

Commitment, faithfulness, and discipleship are all aspects of the character trait

a)

faith.

b)

loyalty.

c)

compassion.

37.

The scribes and Pharisees said Jesus blasphemed God because

a)

He healed people and performed miracles.

b)

He claimed to be God.

c)

He performed miracles on the Sabbath.

38.

A principle tells us

a)

what our duty is.

b)

what our inner attitudes and motives should be.

c)

rules to live by.

39.

The principle of focusing on our eternal relationships (with God and others) more than accumulating material goods was taught in the Sermon on the Mount with the words

a)

resist not evil.

b)

lay up treasures in heaven.

c)

give and it will be given unto you.

40.

The root cause of life’s problems is most often from:

a)

the problems we have in our lives.

b)

our feelings.

c)

a lack of trust in God.

41.

The first miracle took place in

a)

Nazareth

b)

Jerusalem

c)

Cana

42.

John the Baptist baptized believers in the

a)

Jordan River

b)

Red Sea

c)

Sea of Galilee

43.

Nazareth was located in

a)

Galilee

b)

Samaria

c)

Judea

44.

Jerusalem was located in

a)

Galilee

b)

Samaria

c)

Judea

45.

Each year Jesus traveled to attend the Passover in

a)

Bethlehem

b)

Cana

c)

Jerusalem

46.

The Jews hated the people of

a)

Galilee

b)

Samaria

c)

Judea

47.

Jesus met the woman at the well in

a)

Cana

b)

Sychar

c)

Capernaum

48.

All the disciples except Judas came from

a)

Galilee

b)

Nazareth

c)

Judea

49.

Jesus faced rejection by the people of

a)

Nazareth

b)

Capernaum

c)

Bethany

50.

The names of the three provinces were Galilee, Samaria, and

a)

Jerusalem

b)

Judea

c)

Nazareth

51.

Which reasons explain the Pharisees’ growing opposition against Jesus? Select all that apply.

a)

He claimed authority as the Son of God and Messiah

b)

He challenged their traditions and Sabbath rules

c)

He exposed their hypocrisy and called for inward righteousness

d)

He associated with sinners and tax collectors

e)

His popularity threatened their authority and influence

52.

Why didn’t Jesus allow either rejection or popularity to have an effect on Him?

a)

He was committed to doing the Father’s will and timing

b)

He avoided crowds to preserve secrecy

c)

He relied on the disciples to manage His reputation

d)

He believed public opinion determined truth

53.

What is the theme of Jesus’ teaching?

a)

The kingdom of God

b)

Temple rituals

c)

Roman politics

d)

Personal wealth

54.

What was the basic difference between what the Pharisees focused on and what Jesus focused on?

a)

Pharisees emphasized outward rules, while Jesus emphasized the heart and true righteousness

b)

Pharisees taught military strategy, while Jesus taught farming techniques

c)

Pharisees promoted Roman law, while Jesus promoted Greek philosophy

d)

Pharisees focused on travel, while Jesus focused on geography

55.

The miracles that Jesus did showed His power over what things? Select all that apply.

a)

Disease

b)

Demons

c)

Nature

d)

Death

e)

Taxation

56.

What promises did Jesus make to those who would believe on Him as the true bread? Select all that apply.

a)

Eternal life

b)

Resurrection at the last day

c)

They would never be cast out

d)

Spiritual satisfaction that truly sustains

e)

Guaranteed material wealth