WorksheetsCVE 10 Q2 Exam
Total questions: 78
Worksheet time: 54mins
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Class
Date
1.
1. Which verse says God transforms us by changing the way we think?
a)
Romans 12:2
b)
Romans 6:23
c)
John 14:27
d)
Psalm 19:14
2.
2. Which verse lists “true, noble, right, pure, lovely, admirable”?
a)
Philippians 4:8
b)
Matthew 22:37
c)
Proverbs 4:23
d)
Mark 7:21–22
3.
3. When Jesus says, “Love the Lord your God with all your mind,” what does that most clearly include?
a)
Let God shape your thinking through His truth
b)
Follow your heart, since it “knows what’s true”
c)
Think positively, because positivity equals holiness
d)
Keep an open mind by never judging any idea
4.
4. Romans 8:6 teaches that when thinking is controlled by the Spirit, the result is:
a)
Life and peace
b)
Confidence and success
c)
Balance and self-control
d)
Insight and independence
5.
5. You realize a show you like is feeding your mind anger and crude humor. What fits this lesson best?
a)
Cut it off and replace it with better input
b)
Keep watching, but promise yourself “it won’t affect me”
c)
Keep watching, and just copy the “good parts” only
d)
Keep watching, since it’s harmless if nobody gets hurt
6.
6. Your mind is spiraling with worry at night (the deluxe 2 a.m. edition). According to Philippians 4:6–7, the best move is to:
a)
Pray, ask God for help, and give thanks
b)
Make a master plan, so control replaces anxiety
c)
Repeat calming phrases, until fear fades away
d)
Talk it out with friends, until you feel reassured
7.
7. Who is the woodcarver who teaches Sasha (and later Ivan)?
a)
Mr. Kerensky
b)
Mr. Yavorsky
c)
Mr. Yushenko
d)
Mr. Petrov
8.
8. What is Ivan’s first completed carving project?
a)
A large cooking spoon
b)
A finished dove carving
c)
A carved rolling pin
d)
A wooden ladle set
9.
9. What does Ivan secretly take so he can impress his father?
a)
Sasha’s nearly finished dove
b)
Mr. Kerensky’s carving knife
c)
Sasha’s carving block
d)
The shop’s payment box
10.
10. Mount Rushmore National Memorial is located in the:
a)
Black Hills of South Dakota
b)
Rocky Mountains of Colorado
c)
Ozark Mountains of Arkansas
d)
Adirondack Mountains of New York
11.
11. Which four leaders are carved on Mount Rushmore?
a)
Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, Roosevelt
b)
Franklin, Adams, Grant, Wilson
c)
Jackson, Madison, Monroe, Carter
d)
Truman, Kennedy, Nixon, Reagan
12.
12. After Gutzon Borglum died, who led the work on the monument?
a)
His son, Lincoln Borglum
b)
His brother, John Borglum
c)
His mentor, Auguste Rodin
d)
His partner, David Swanzey
13.
13. The lesson’s point about imagination is that it often:
a)
Previews choices before your actions follow
b)
Creates fantasy only, with no real-life effect
c)
Frees you from temptation by keeping you distracted
d)
Works best when you stop thinking altogether
14.
14. According to the lesson, advertisers often try to get you to:
a)
Imagine yourself owning the product
b)
Decide logically with facts and zero emotion
c)
Avoid desire by showing you “simple living”
d)
Buy mainly to support the company’s mission
15.
15. Ivan’s trouble started before stealing because he:
a)
Imagined how good life would feel if it were his
b)
Decided rules were unfair, so breaking them was fine
c)
Assumed talent mattered most, so effort was pointless
d)
Believed a compliment would fix everything inside him
16.
16. Who wrote The Screwtape Letters?
a)
C. S. Lewis
b)
J. R. R. Tolkien
c)
Carl Sandburg
d)
Laura Ingalls Wilder
17.
17. The book is written as letters from:
a)
Screwtape to Wormwood
b)
Wormwood to the Patient
c)
The Patient to Screwtape
d)
Tolkien to Lewis
18.
18. Screwtape teaches that the “safest path” is usually:
a)
A gradual drift through small compromises
b)
One huge sin done once, as loudly as possible
c)
Perfect behavior, fueled by fear of failure
d)
Big temptations only, not everyday thinking
19.
19. You’re tempted to roast someone in a group chat “because they started it.” Which response best matches Philippians 4:8?
a)
Pause and choose words that are true and honoring
b)
Speak your “raw truth,” since honesty is always best
c)
Clap back calmly, since self-respect requires response
d)
Stay silent publicly, but insult them privately to vent
20.
20. Which option is the best example of biblical meditation as described in the lesson?
a)
Focus on Scripture, reflect deeply, then obey it
b)
Empty your mind, and let all thoughts drift away
c)
Repeat a calming sound, until you feel centered
d)
Picture success vividly, and manifest a better life
21.
21. Kiet’s family seeks protection with an amulet and hopes to gain merit through tradition. Which response best matches the Christian worldview in this lesson?
a)
Trust God, and receive salvation as grace through faith
b)
Respect all paths, and add Jesus as one more helper
c)
Do good deeds, and you will earn peace little by little
d)
Follow tradition faithfully, because sincerity makes it true
22.
22. On what date did audiences first see King Kong in New York City?
a)
March 2, 1933
b)
March 2, 1923
c)
May 2, 1933
d)
May 2, 1923
23.
23. Who was the special-effects wizard Merian C. Cooper enlisted for King Kong?
a)
Willis O’Brien
b)
Gutzon Borglum
c)
Dan Brown
d)
Merian C. Cooper
24.
24. The lesson says feelings aren’t automatically “good” or “bad” because the key issue is:
a)
How you choose to express them
b)
How strongly you happen to feel them
c)
How often other people notice them
d)
How quickly you can hide them
25.
25. “When you are angry, do not sin” (Psalm 4:4) teaches that:
a)
Anger isn’t sin, but anger can lead to sin
b)
Anger is always sin, no exceptions ever
c)
Anger is fine if you say it loudly
d)
Anger is fine if you say it politely
26.
26. You feel furious and want to send a savage text “right now.” What best fits the lesson’s approach?
a)
Pause, cool down, then respond wisely
b)
Send it now, then apologize tomorrow
c)
Ignore wisdom, because feelings are truth
d)
Post about it, and let friends decide
27.
27. You feel like God doesn’t care about you today. According to the lesson, the wisest move is to:
a)
Trust God’s Word over your mood
b)
Trust your mood over any Scripture
c)
Trust the crowd’s opinion for clarity
d)
Trust your impulse to fix it fast
28.
28. The Last Supper was completed by Leonardo da Vinci in:
a)
1498
b)
1489
c)
1598
d)
1698
29.
29. The original mural of The Last Supper is painted on a wall in:
a)
Milan, Italy
b)
Paris, France
c)
Rome, Italy
d)
Florence, Italy
30.
30. The scene in the painting captures the moment when Jesus:
a)
Says one disciple will betray Him
b)
Announces the Resurrection has begun
c)
Calms the storm on the Sea of Galilee
d)
Calls fishermen to leave their nets
31.
31. A claim said the figure beside Jesus was Mary Magdalene, but da Vinci’s notes indicate it is:
a)
The apostle John
b)
Mary Magdalene
c)
Judas Iscariot
d)
Thomas the disciple
32.
32. Why does Mr. Kerensky insist Ivan must tell his father the truth?
a)
Truth matters, and lying multiplies harm
b)
Fear matters, and fear avoids punishment
c)
Pride matters, and pride protects image
d)
Peace matters, and silence keeps peace
33.
33. When Ivan confesses, Mr. Kerensky steps in mainly to:
a)
Slow the moment and speak wisely
b)
Embarrass Mr. Yushenko in public
c)
Excuse Ivan so nothing changes
d)
Threaten Mr. Yushenko with revenge
34.
34. Mr. Kerensky invites Ivan (and Sasha) to help build an altar because he hopes:
a)
The work will shape their hearts too
b)
The trip will make them famous artisans
c)
The wages will solve every problem
d)
The distance will end all conflict fast
35.
35. Mr. Kerensky leaves the wood carving slightly rough to remind people that:
a)
God’s heart-work isn’t finished until Jesus returns
b)
Rough craft is always better than smooth craft
c)
Beauty comes only from human effort and grit
d)
Faith means never improving after conversion
36.
36. In the driving metaphor, emotions are described as dangerous because they:
a)
Can change fast and steer you badly
b)
Always stay calm and never surprise you
c)
Make every decision perfectly logical
d)
Work best when you obey them quickly
37.
37. The lesson warns that “follow your heart” is risky mainly because:
a)
Feelings can insist loudly before facts arrive
b)
Facts don’t matter if you feel sincere
c)
Sincerity guarantees your choice is right
d)
Impulses are basically the same as wisdom
38.
38. At the store, you crave candy and feel “pulled” to buy it. Which response shows wisdom in this lesson?
a)
Think through consequences, then choose well
b)
Buy it now, since you can earn more later
c)
Buy it now, since cravings mean you need it
d)
Buy it now, since small choices don’t matter
39.
39. Which statement best matches the lesson’s definition of wisdom?
a)
Applying God’s Word to make good decisions
b)
Doing what feels natural in the moment
c)
Matching your choices to your strongest mood
d)
Choosing whatever gets the fastest relief
40.
40. You don’t know what to do and your emotions are yelling. According to James 1:5, your first step should be to:
a)
Ask God for wisdom
b)
Trust your gut instantly
c)
Wait for feelings to fade
d)
Copy what friends do
41.
41. You’re about to make a big decision while stressed. The lesson’s “wisdom vs. feelings” test is:
a)
Wisdom slows down; feelings demand “now”
b)
Wisdom demands “now”; feelings slow down
c)
Wisdom avoids prayer; feelings seek prayer
d)
Wisdom ignores truth; feelings love truth
42.
42. In Gethsemane, Jesus felt crushed with grief, yet He chose to:
a)
Pray honestly and submit to God’s will
b)
Escape quickly and avoid the cross
c)
Attack first so no one could arrest Him
d)
Deny emotions and pretend He felt fine
43.
43. You’re scared about what’s coming (test, breakup, illness). Following Jesus’ example in the lesson means you should:
a)
Take fear to God, then obey anyway
b)
Treat fear as truth and change your values
c)
Obey fear first, then pray if there’s time
d)
Avoid prayer so fear won’t get “worse”
44.
44. The lesson says Jesus resisted temptation partly because He:
a)
Knew Scripture and trusted God’s plan
b)
Avoided people so feelings stayed quiet
c)
Ignored emotions so they disappeared
d)
Relied on popularity to stay confident
45.
45. You’re angry and about to explode. Which “healthy release” option is directly recommended?
a)
Write the letter, then tear it up
b)
Send the letter, so they feel your pain
c)
Post it online, so you feel supported
d)
Bottle it up, so nobody gets hurt
46.
46. Ellie worries she may never be “good enough” and feels anxious about approval. Based on this lesson, the best response is to:
a)
Pray, seek truth, and choose joy in God
b)
Chase perfect performance so fear disappears
c)
Silence doubts so leaders always approve
d)
Trust feelings fully, since feelings are guidance
47.
47. “Garbage in, garbage out” means faulty input leads to faulty results.
a)
True
b)
False
48.
48. The lesson says your mind is like a “hard drive” that stores information from your experiences, emotions, and senses.
a)
True
b)
False
49.
49. According to Mark 7:21–22, evil actions begin outside a person and then enter the mind.
a)
True
b)
False
50.
50. Proverbs 4:23 teaches that guarding your heart matters because it is the wellspring of life.
a)
True
b)
False
51.
51. Romans 12:2 teaches that God transforms us by renewing the way we think.
a)
True
b)
False
52.
52. Philippians 4:8 tells Christians to focus mainly on whatever is popular and entertaining.
a)
True
b)
False
53.
53. The lesson says “whatever is noble” includes role models and influences that reflect faith, loyalty, courage, and honor.
a)
True
b)
False
54.
54. The lesson teaches that if you have a sinful thought, it’s best to ignore it and hope it goes away on its own.
a)
True
b)
False
55.
55. Kiet lives in Chiang Mai, a city in the mountains of northern Thailand.
a)
True
b)
False
56.
56. Kiet wears an amulet with a picture of Buddha because he believes it protects him from harm.
a)
True
b)
False
57.
57. In the passage, Buddhist meditation is described as focusing on breathing while emptying your thoughts.
a)
True
b)
False
58.
58. The passage says Buddhists believe people live one life, then go directly to a final judgment with no rebirth.
a)
True
b)
False
59.
59. The passage says people experience emotions partly because God has emotions and made humans in His image.
a)
True
b)
False
60.
60. The passage teaches that emotions themselves are sinful, even before you act on them.
a)
True
b)
False
61.
61. The passage says God gave emotions so we can be sensitive to others and show compassion to those who hurt.
a)
True
b)
False
62.
62. The passage teaches that God gave emotions mainly as an excuse for sin when life gets stressful.
a)
True
b)
False
63.
63. The passage compares emotions to unreliable drivers because they can change quickly and may “lie” to you.
a)
True
b)
False
64.
64. Jeremiah 17:9 is used to support the idea that the heart can be deceitful.
a)
True
b)
False
65.
65. The passage suggests “follow your heart” is a strong strategy for wise living.
a)
True
b)
False
66.
66. The passage teaches we should make decisions based on what is true rather than only on what we feel.
a)
True
b)
False
67.
67. Ellie lives in Salt Lake City, Utah, and her family is Mormon.
a)
True
b)
False
68.
68. The passage says Mormon meetinghouses are private and require a “temple recommend” to enter.
a)
True
b)
False
69.
69. In the passage, the “sacrament” includes bread and a small cup of water while people meditate on Jesus’ death and resurrection and how to be a good Mormon.
a)
True
b)
False
70.
70. The passage says Mormons believe people can earn exaltation and even become gods by living righteously and performing required ceremonies.
a)
True
b)
False
71.
71. The passage says unpleasant emotions can act like warning signals that something needs attention.
a)
True
b)
False
72.
72. The passage teaches the healthiest way to handle unpleasant emotions is to bury them and pretend they don’t exist.
a)
True
b)
False
73.
Track one day of inputs (music, videos, scrolling, conversations). Explain which inputs build you up vs. drag you down, and what you will replace (not just remove).
4 lines
74.
Identify one negative thought pattern you keep returning to (comparison, bitterness, “I can’t”). Explain how it affects you and how you’ll re-train it with truth.
4 lines
75.
Describe how you would talk with Kiet as a real friend: respectful, curious, and honest about your faith. What questions would you ask, and what differences would you explain?
4 lines
76.
Explain why emotions are not automatically sinful, but can lead to sin. Use one emotion (anger, jealousy, fear, grief) and describe a godly way to express it.
4 lines
77.
Describe an unpleasant emotion you’ve been tempted to ignore. What is it trying to tell you? What is a constructive way to respond instead of burying it?
4 lines
78.
Imagine Ellie visits your church youth group. What would confuse her? What would stand out? Write how you would explain the gospel clearly without attacking her.
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