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Worksheets7th Grade Midterm
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
What is the protevangelium?
The first book written in the New Testament
A prophecy about the reign of King David
The first gospel—the first announcement of the good news
A collection of Jesus’ earliest parables
What does the word context mean when studying the Bible?
The main idea of the whole book
The feelings you get while reading a verse
What surrounds a passage
A list of every important word in a chapter
True or False: Bible principles apply to every situation in my life, even when those situations are not directly addressed in Scripture.
True
False
Which element of the big story of Scripture is first introduced in Genesis 3:15?
Creation
Fall
Redemption
none of these
According to your textbook, the ultimate purpose of Scripture is to____.
encourage people as they seek to live righteously
give people hope in difficult circumstances
reveal God and provide a way for people to have a relationship with Him
allow people to learn about God’s work on earth throughout history
God’s response to Adam and Eve’s sin included ______.
both curses and promises
only condemnation and judgment
mostly grace and love
none of the above
Where is the Creation Mandate first recorded in Scripture, and after what major event did God repeat it?
Exodus 20:1–17; after Israel left Egypt
Genesis 2:15–17; after Adam named the animals
Genesis 1:26–28; after the Flood when God spoke to Noah
Genesis 3:14–19; after Cain was punished for killing Abel
Conflict is the result of ______.
Misunderstandings
Differences in personality
Lack of communication
Sin
What are the three main steps in the Bible study process?
Interpretation, Meditation, Application
Observation, Correlation, Reflection
Analysis, Interpretation, Evaluation
Observation, Interpretation, Application
In the big story of the Bible, how does God glorify Himself?
By judging the wicked for their sin
By guiding His creation through His commands
By creating mankind in His image
By redeeming His fallen creation
What does the Hebrew word hesed mean in the Bible?
Forgiveness
Mercy
Steadfast love
Faithfulness
What does the word providence mean?
God’s protection in times of trouble
God’s continual guidance and involvement
God’s judgment on sin
God’s blessings
Who did God choose to lead His people even though he was practicing idolatry?
Moses
Jacob
Abraham
Saul
True or False: God repeats His promises to Abraham multiple times in the book of Genesis.
True
False
Which aspect of the Abrahamic Covenant is expressed in the following statement: “I will make of you a great nation.”
land
seed
blessing
none of the above
Which method of confirming a covenant was most binding or permanent?
swearing an oath
shaking hands
making a blood sacrifice
giving a shoe
In the Bible, whose name meant “drawn out”?
Moses
Abraham
Jacob
Isaac
Joseph
Who offered to let Abraham keep all the material goods he collected after defeating Chedorlaomer and his allies?
Pharaoh
King of Sodom
King of Gerar
Melchizedek
God promised Abraham that his seed would be as abundant as what two things?
The stars in the sky and the sand of the desert
The grains of sand on the shore and the drops of rain
The stars in the sky and the grains of sand on the shore
The fish in the sea and the stars above
The name Jesus means ______.
God is King
The Lord is Salvation
God is with us
Savior of the World
Where and how does God repeat the Abrahamic Covenant to Jacob?
At Shechem in a vision
At Bethel in a dream
At Beersheba through an angel
At Haran in a prophecy
True or False: Jesus is a descendant from the priestly tribe of Levi.
True
False
Which of the following lists correctly gives all ten plagues God sent on Egypt in order?
Nile turned to blood, frogs, gnats, flies, livestock disease, boils, hail, locusts, darkness, death of firstborn
Frogs, water turned to blood, boils, gnats, flies, livestock disease, hail, locusts, darkness, death of firstborn
Nile turned to blood, frogs, gnats, flies, livestock disease, boils, hail, locusts, darkness, death of the firstborn
Nile turned to blood, frogs, flies, gnats, livestock disease, boils, hail, locusts, darkness, death of firstborn
What does the word sacred mean in the Bible?
Worthy of praise
Holy and perfect in every way
Set apart
Belonging only to God
What does the word manna literally mean?
Bread from heaven
“What is that?”
God’s provision
Daily sustenance
What does the word tabernacle mean?
To worship
To sacrifice
To dwell
To consecrate
What is a conditional covenant?
A covenant that is permanent and unchanging
A covenant that God fulfills regardless of human actions
A covenant in which the actions of humans determine how God will fulfill it
A covenant that only applies to kings and rulers
What is an unconditional covenant?
A covenant that depends on human obedience
A covenant that is fulfilled only if people follow God’s commands
A covenant that is entirely dependent on God’s fulfilling it
A covenant that applies only to a specific group of people
True or False: Salvation in both the Old and New Testaments is guaranteed by the act of a substitution.
True
False
True or False: In worshiping the golden calf, Israel was breaking the Mosaic Covenant and rejecting God’s love.
True
False
Which term refers to the turning away of God’s wrath?
propitiation
salvation
expiation
Atonement
What primary scriptural evidence indicates that God was keeping His covenant with Israel even during its enslavement in Egypt?
The Israelites built the tabernacle while in Egypt
God gave them manna in the wilderness
Abraham’s seed had multiplied to more than two million people
Pharaoh allowed them to leave Egypt peacefully
What attitude or knowledge set Joshua and Caleb apart from the other ten spies sent into the Promised Land?
They believed the people of the land were weak and easy to defeat
They trusted their own strength and strategy over God’s plan
They focused on the resources and wealth of the land
They had faith that God was with them and would keep His promises; they feared God rather than man
What two attitudes are at the root of complaining?
Selfishness and pride
Ingratitude and lack of faith
Fear and doubt
Anger and impatience
What was the prophet Balaam’s real motivation?
He wanted to serve God faithfully
He wanted to warn Israel about their enemies
He wanted financial gain, and he wanted to cause Israel to worship the Moabite gods
He wanted to lead Israel into the Promised Land
What does the word hallel mean?
To worship
To honor
To praise
To give thanks
What does the word Baal mean?
Lord, master, or husband
Prophet or teacher
King or ruler
God of the heavens
Who was Israel's first judge, and the only male judge with no negative record?
Gideon
Samson
Jephthah
Othniel
Who gave a lengthy sermon to the most blessed nation on earth, telling them that their hearts were stuck in sin?
Joshua
Aaron
Moses
Samuel
The twelve stones were set up in Gilgal to remind ________.
the people to bring their sacrifices to the altar
Israel’s enemies that God was protecting them
the Israelites of sins they had committed in the past
later generations of God’s faithfulness in keeping His covenant
the Lord of His covenant with His people
How did God tell the Israelites to defeat Jericho?
Build siege towers and climb the walls.
March around the city and blow trumpets as an act of obedience.
Dig tunnels under the walls at night.
Sneak in through the gates during a festival.
What best describes the repeating cycle the Israelites went through in the book of Judges?
They built cities → chose new kings → fought battles → expanded their land
They forgot God → sinned → were oppressed → repented → God sent a judge → had peace → repeated
They followed God faithfully → helped other nations → celebrated → became stronger
They left Egypt → wandered in the wilderness → entered the Promised Land → lived perfectly before God
Why did God intentionally reduce Gideon’s army to only 300 men before the battle against the Midianites?
Because the 300 men were the only ones trained for war
So Israel and the surrounding nations would know the victory came from God, not their own strength
Because the other soldiers refused to fight
Because Gideon believed a smaller army would be easier to manage
What role did the judges serve for the Israelites during the period of the book of Judges?
They were officials who focused mainly on settling courtroom disputes
They served as spiritual prophets who wrote new laws for Israel
They acted as rulers over all twelve tribes in a united kingdom
They were God-appointed leaders—more like regional governors or military deliverers raised up in times of crisis
What basic problem common to all people results in sin?
Lack of knowledge about right and wrong
Fallen hearts that do not love the Lord
Being tempted by others
Making mistakes out of ignorance
True or False: The book of Joshua focuses on the seed promise.
True
False
True or False: The book of Deuteronomy emphasizes the wickedness of the human heart and the inability of people to obey God's law without having their hearts repaired.
True
False
Who was the left-handed judge who defeated the Moabite king to rescue Israel?
Gideon
Samson
Jephthah
Ehud
True or False: Just admitting that God exists and that He’s great and powerful is enough for a person to have a relationship with Him.
True
False
Who is essentially on trial in the book of Job?
Job
God
Elihu
Satan
Eliphaz
