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WorksheetsQ2 G6 CVE LONG QUIZ DECEMBER 12
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 53mins
What is one purpose of practicing silence in soul training?
To finish tasks faster
To become still and know God’s goodness
To avoid responsibilities
To memorize Bible verses
According to the text, when can the good God reach us?
When we are busy
When we are quiet
When we complain
When we are stressed
How many minutes of silence are recommended each day?
One minute
Five minutes
Ten minutes
Thirty minutes
What is suggested to drink while sitting in silence?
Soda
A warm and delicious drink
Energy drink
Milkshake
Which of the following is a suggested place or moment to practice silence?
While arguing
During a noisy event
In little free spaces between activities
While watching TV
Why do thoughts tend to run around during silence?
Because the mind is used to solving problems
Because silence is boring
Because people lack self-control
What tool is suggested to manage distracting thoughts?
A calculator
A notepad to jot things down
A timer
A phone for reminders
How can reading the Bible help during silence?
It makes the space louder
It helps you ease into the silence
It helps you multitask
It fills the five minutes
What is the expected result of practicing silence regularly?
Becoming more rushed
Becoming more present and focused on God
Becoming more stressed
Becoming less aware
What metaphor is used to describe the benefit of silence in daily life?
Notes becoming beautiful music
Stars shining brighter
Trees growing taller
A road becoming shorter
What should you do if a task suddenly comes to mind during silence?
Immediately stand up and do it
Ignore it completely
Write it briefly on a notepad
Panic and lose focus
What makes the discipline of silence challenging at first?
People dislike peace
The mind is not used to being still
It requires special training
It needs expensive tools
What might developing "rests" in life help create?
More stress
More confusion
Beautiful "music" through your actions
Less purpose
Which of the following is NOT a suggested practice for silence?
Get up earlier
Leave early for your next appointment
Sit in a quiet place
Scroll through social media
According to the lesson, why is our world a challenge to silence?
It is peaceful
It is noisy and hurried
It is slow-paced
It is predictable
According to theologians, what is the first sign of God’s goodness?
Human talent
Material blessings
The beauty of creation
Weather changes
What did Paul teach in Romans 1 regarding creation?
Creation is ordinary
Creation reveals God’s goodness and glory
Creation is too complex
Creation is unnecessary
Why is beauty a sign of God’s goodness?
God could have made an ugly world but didn’t
Beauty is only for artists
What is encouraged when observing creation?
Rushing through nature
Ignoring the details
Becoming deeply absorbed in creation
Taking selfies with every tree
What does beauty often relate to?
Disorder
Confusion
Order
Laziness
What simple flower is used as an example of God’s mindfulness in creation?
Rose
Daisy
Sunflower
Tulip
What daily event is described as a “grand spectacle”?
Earthquake
Sunrise and sunset
Noon
Midnight
Why are sunrises and sunsets often unnoticed?
They are too fast
People are too busy
They are not beautiful
They are too rare
What does Maureen Conroy advise for experiencing God’s love?
Buy nature books
Become deeply absorbed in creation
Study science textbooks
Stay indoors and reflect
What should you pretend when observing nature closely?
You are writing a novel
You are an artist painting the scene
You are describing it to someone who cannot go outside
You are in a competition
What are you encouraged to note while observing nature?
The flaws in creation
The things that need cleaning
Colors, sounds, symmetry, details
The number of people in the area
Seeing God as a great artist helps you become:
Less appreciative
An art student studying His work
Indifferent to creation
Critical of nature
What should you bring when going outside for this exercise?
Something to write on
Sports equipment
Musical instruments
Cleaning tools
Where is the best place to practice awareness of creation?
Noisy malls
Crowded roads
Parks or natural places
Busy offices
What is the main goal of awareness of creation?
To memorize plant names
To appreciate the beauty God made and feel His goodness
To measure the height of trees
To prepare for science class
Why was the narrator scared during the amusement park ride?
He did not like amusement parks
The ride was slow
The ride was whirling and jerking violently
Jacob was crying
How did Jacob react to the ride?
He cried
He said it was too scary
He laughed and enjoyed it
He asked to go home
Why did Jacob say he got on the ride?
Because he liked fast rides
Because his friends were there
Because his father did
Because he was forced
What did Jacob’s trust illustrate for the narrator?
That children like rides
Why amusement parks are dangerous
Why understanding God’s trustworthiness is important
Why parents should avoid rides
Why is God more trustworthy than human parents?
Because He is emotional
Because He never makes mistakes
Because He is all-knowing, all-powerful, and all-good
Because He is strict
Why did the young man call Dr. Smith?
He needed money
He was in an accident
He couldn’t drive his car because of fear
He wanted to visit him
What was the young man afraid of?
Getting lost
Thinking a sinful thought then dying instantly
Running out of gas
Getting into traffic
What belief caused his fear?
God forgives too easily
God doesn’t care about sin
A single sin could send him to hell immediately
He was not allowed to drive
Where did the young man learn this false narrative?
From his friends
From books
From his pastor growing up
From school
Why was his narrative harmful?
It made him proud
It made him confident
It made him afraid to live normally
It made him ignore church
What truth did Dr. Smith point him toward?
God is strict
God is unpredictable
God is entirely loving and trustworthy
God punishes small sins
What does Jesus’ word Abba mean?
Master
Dear Father
Judge
Leader
What does Abba mainly express?
Fear
Confusion
Intimacy and trustful reverence
Authority only
When did Jesus call God Abba?
During His birth
While teaching the crowds
In the Garden of Gethsemane
During the resurrection
How was Jesus feeling in Gethsemane?
Joyful
Bored
In deep anguish
Sleepy
What was Jesus’ prayer in Gethsemane?
Give me strength to escape.
Remove the cup, but Your will be done.
Let my disciples decide.
Send angels now.
Why is Jesus’ prayer powerful?
Because He felt no fear
Because He showed perfect trust even during suffering
Because He avoided the cross
Because He avoided doubt
Why did Jesus experience fear and doubt?
Because He was sinful
Because He didn’t know God
Because He was fully human
Because He wanted attention
What concern do some people have about calling God “Father”?
They don’t like the Bible
Their earthly father was abusive or absent
It is too formal
They prefer other titles
How should “Father” be defined?
By human fathers
By earthly culture
According to Karl Barth, where does the true meaning of fatherhood begin?
With Adam
With human experience
With God Himself
With society
Why is God’s fatherhood healing for wounded people?
Because it ignores their pain
Because it gives a perfect picture of true Fatherhood
Because it replaces their memories
Because it forces them to forget
What is the better solution for people hurt by their fathers?
Stop using the word “Father”
Compare God to their earthly father
Let Jesus redefine what Father means
Avoid prayer
What does “Our Father in heaven” mean in Jewish understanding?
God is far away
God is unreachable
God is near and present
God only lives in the sky
What does “hallowed be Your name” teach about God?
God is strict
God is pure and holy
God is unpredictable
God is distant
“Your kingdom come” shows that God is—
Weak
Silent
King and powerful
Uninterested
“Give us this day our daily bread” shows that God—
Is harsh
Provides for His people
Only helps the wealthy
Only cares about food
What does the petition about forgiveness show?
God forgives reluctantly
God hates forgiving
God loves to forgive
God forgives only perfect people
“Rescue us from the evil one” shows that God—
Is vengeful
Is our protector
Leaves us on our own
Wants us to suffer
Which of the following is NOT one of the six characteristics of God revealed in the prayer?
a. Near
b. Pure
c. Powerful
Why does the author admit he fails as a father?
He dislikes children
He works too hard
He sometimes becomes selfish or impatient
He doesn’t pray
What does the author believe about being a good parent?
It comes from reading books only
It comes from society
It comes from letting God shape one’s heart
It comes from being strict
Why could the woman not pray to God as Father?
She disliked the Bible
She didn’t believe in God
She had an abusive earthly father
She preferred calling God “Lord”
What would be a cruel way to respond to her?
Encouraging counseling
Gently listening
Forcing her to “just get over it”
Explaining Scripture
What is the better way to help her?
How does the text describe God’s character?
Only strong and stern
Only gentle and soft
A perfect balance of strength and gentleness
Hard to understand
Which statement is true about God as Father and Mother?
God resembles only fathers
God resembles mothers more
God reflects perfect qualities of both
God is neither
How does Jesus reflect the Father?
He never shows emotion
He shows perfect balance of goodness
He avoids teaching about God
He never speaks about love
Why does Jesus’ character help us understand God?
Because Jesus hides God’s nature
Because Jesus exaggerates
Because seeing Jesus is seeing the Father
Because Jesus is separate from God
What is the main takeaway of the entire passage?
Humans can be perfect fathers
God is strict and distant
False narratives about God cause fear
God is fully trustworthy, loving, and a perfect Father
How did Carl initially cope with the pain of losing his father?
Going to church regularly
Getting into fights and abusing alcohol
Reading the Bible daily
Moving to another town
What event triggered Carl’s healing during the Christian house party?
Listening to a sermon
Talking with a counselor
Hearing a voice say, “I am your Father. Come to me.”
Reading Scripture
According to the passage, if we do not know God as our Abba Father, we will lack what?
Compassion
Wisdom
Courage to face our problems
Interest in prayer
What does the “cup” represent in the passage?
Our blessings
Things forced on us in life
Our talents
Which of the following is an example of a “cup”?
Receiving an award
A long-awaited promotion
The death of a loved one
Discovering a new hobby
What helped the author understand how Jesus trusted God in Gethsemane?
A book on grief
Thomas Smail’s interpretation
A conversation with a friend
A sermon about obedience
According to Smail, Jesus could obey God because He knew God to be what?
Strict but fair
Bountiful, reliable, and faithful
Distant but powerful
Angry and commanding
The obedience Jesus displayed is described as a response to what?
Fear
Pressure
Known love
Religious laws
When the author faced tragedies, what did he choose to say?
“All is well.”
“Nothing matters anymore.”
What made the prayer Father Paul prayed so powerful?
It was very short
It expressed deep theology and honesty
It guaranteed healing
It ignored suffering
The prayer helped the author because it placed their suffering into what?
A. A mystery with no meaning
B. A random set of events
C. A larger story—the narrative of God
D. Human emotions alone
What breaks our spirits most according to the passage?
Physical pain
Losing friends
Meaningless suffering
Being criticized
What does joining our story to God’s story help us do?
Forget the pain instantly
Avoid suffering completely
Make the pain bearable
Stop believing in hope
Thomas Smail said Jesus trusted God because He experienced God’s what?
love
anger
silence
judgment
In order to withstand discouragement, we must develop awareness of what?
Our failures
God’s anger
The blessings surrounding us
Other people’s expectations
In George Buttrick’s illustration, what did people notice on the white paper?
The size of the paper
Its whiteness
A blot
The quality of the paper
What does Buttrick say we tend to forget because of ingratitude?
Our responsibilities
Widespread mercy
Human weakness
Personal goals
According to Buttrick, writing down blessings reminds us of what?
Our popularity
Our failures
Our “vast treasure of content”
Our responsibilities
The birthday girl’s reaction illustrates what human tendency?
The tendency to be surprised by unexpected events
The tendency to ignore social cues
The tendency to avoid celebrations
The tendency to remember every detail
What did the Spirit whisper to the author after witnessing the birthday incident?
“She will learn one day.”
“Pray for her.”
“Are you so different?”
“You are more grateful.”
What does the author often fail to thank God for?
Expensive gifts
Luxuries
Basic blessings like eyesight
New opportunities
What happens when we lose sight of the blessings we already have?
We grow more thankful
We stop complaining
We focus too much on our “cups”
We become wiser
Why did the author’s son feel safe on the scary ride?
It was a short ride
He was very brave
His father was with him
It wasn’t actually scary
24. The author compares our life journey to what?
A river
A mountain
A road
A tree
A job interview, A school exam, A long marathon
A job interview
A school exam
An amusement-park ride
A long marathon
What truth must we remember about God during the “ride”?
He will remove all fear
He is always with us
He will stop all trials
He grants all wishes
Romans 8:28 reminds believers that what happens?
All problems disappear instantly
God works all things for good
Miracles happen daily
Believers never suffer
Counting your blessings helps shift your focus from what?
God’s goodness
Your family
A few problems to many blessings
Your strengths to your weaknesses
Which of the following is suggested as something you can list as a blessing?
Your favorite foods
Only spiritual things
Only problems
Only achievements
The goal of the blessing list exercise is to reach what number?
100
10
50
25
