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Abrahamic Religions Exam (REAL Academy) – Part I Multiple Choice

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Circle the best answer. Why did Jewish people in Roman Judea await a messiah?

a)

To encourage Roman rulers to expand the empire

b)

To restore the kingdom of Israel

c)

To establish new Roman laws

d)

To promote equality among all citizens

2.

Circle the best answer. Which city was the birthplace of Jesus of Nazareth?

a)

Jerusalem

b)

Nazareth

c)

Bethlehem

d)

Rome

3.

Circle the best answer. What was central to Jesus’ teachings?

a)

Military conquest and rituals

b)

Wealth and prosperity

c)

Love God and love your neighbor

d)

Obedience to Roman authority

4.

Circle the best answer. How did Christians interpret the resurrection of Jesus?

a)

As a Roman political strategy

b)

As central to the Christian faith

c)

As evidence of Jewish unrest

d)

As a rejection of Roman gods

5.

Circle the best answer. Why was Christianity viewed with suspicion in the Roman Empire?

a)

Christians refused to write epistles

b)

Christians were mostly enslaved

c)

Christians rejected Roman gods

d)

Christians opposed Roman laws

6.

Circle the best answer. What did the Edict of Milan accomplish?

a)

Increased persecution of Christians

b)

Made Christianity the official religion

c)

Granted religious freedom to Christians

d)

Banned pagan worship

7.

Circle the best answer. Who was responsible for issuing the Edict of Milan?

a)

Augustus

b)

Constantine

c)

Nero

d)

Diocletian

8.

Circle the best answer. What group helped spread Christianity throughout the Roman Empire?

a)

Roman senators

b)

Jewish priests

c)

Christian missionaries and apostles

d)

Pagan priests

9.

Circle the best answer. Which book contains the teachings of Jesus and early Christians?

a)

Torah

b)

Quran

c)

New Testament

d)

Hadith

10.

Circle the best answer. Why did Christianity continue to spread despite persecution?

a)

It was forced on people

b)

It promised political power

c)

Its message gave hope and salvation

d)

It replaced Roman law

11.

Circle the best answer. What does the word “Islam” mean?

a)

Religion of peace

b)

Submission to the will of God

c)

Holy book

d)

Way of life

12.

Circle the best answer. Who raised Muhammad after he was orphaned?

a)

His mother

b)

His sister

c)

His grandfather and uncle

d)

His cousin

13.

Circle the best answer. What holy book is central to Islam?

a)

Torah

b)

Bible

c)

Quran

d)

Vedas

14.

Circle the best answer. Which is one of the Five Pillars of Islam?

a)

Following the Ten Commandments

b)

Prayer five times a day

c)

Baptism

d)

Meditation

15.

Circle the best answer. Why did Muhammad and his followers migrate to Medina in 622 CE?

a)

To expand trade

b)

To escape persecution in Mecca

c)

To conquer new lands

d)

To write the Quran

16.

Circle the best answer. The migration to Medina is known as the:

a)

Jihad

b)

Hijra

c)

Sharia

d)

Caliphate

17.

Circle the best answer. What helped Islam spread rapidly after Muhammad’s death?

a)

Isolation

b)

Strong, disciplined armies

c)

Geographic barriers

d)

Weak leadership

18.

Circle the best answer. What role did trade play in the spread of Islam?

a)

None

b)

It limited Islam to Arabia

c)

It helped spread Islamic beliefs

d)

It caused religious conflict

19.

Circle the best answer. What caused the Sunni-Shia split?

a)

Disagreement over leadership

b)

Language differences

c)

Trade disputes

d)

Differences in holy texts

20.

Circle the best answer. Which city is considered the holiest city in Islam?

a)

Jerusalem

b)

Medina

c)

Mecca

d)

Baghdad

21.

Circle the best answer. Why was Judaism considered revolutionary in the ancient world?

a)

It promoted wealth

b)

It introduced monotheism

c)

It required temples everywhere

d)

It encouraged empire building

22.

Circle the best answer. What covenant did Abraham make with God?

a)

To lead the Hebrews out of Egypt

b)

To worship only one God

c)

To write the Torah

d)

To build a temple

23.

Circle the best answer. What was the impact of the Babylonian Exile on Judaism?

a)

Ended Jewish worship

b)

Encouraged idol worship

c)

Made the Torah central to faith

d)

Ended belief in God

24.

Circle the best answer. Which leader united the tribes of Israel and made Jerusalem the capital?

a)

Saul

b)

Moses

c)

Solomon

d)

David

25.

Circle the best answer. What is the Tanakh composed of?

a)

Psalms, Proverbs, and Kings

b)

Torah, Prophets, and Writings

c)

Commandments and laws

d)

Stories of Abraham only

26.

Circle the best answer. What is the Torah?

a)

A Christian text

b)

Jewish laws and teachings

c)

Islamic scripture

d)

Roman legal code

27.

Circle the best answer. Which day is the Jewish Sabbath observed?

a)

Friday

b)

Saturday

c)

Sunday

d)

Monday

28.

Circle the best answer. Who led the Hebrews out of Egypt?

a)

Abraham

b)

David

c)

Moses

d)

Solomon

29.

Circle the best answer. What was the significance of the covenant?

a)

It created Roman law

b)

It established a relationship with God

c)

It ended religious practice

d)

It replaced the Torah

30.

Circle the best answer. Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are called Abrahamic religions because they:

a)

Began in Europe

b)

Share Abraham as a patriarch

c)

Have the same holy book

d)

Were founded at the same time

31.

The belief in one God is called (a)   . Word Bank: Monotheism · Quran · Saturday · Hijra · Torah

32.

The holy book of Islam is the (a)   . Word Bank: Monotheism · Quran · Saturday · Hijra · Torah

33.

The Jewish Sabbath is observed on (a)   . Word Bank: Monotheism · Quran · Saturday · Hijra · Torah

34.

The migration of Muhammad to Medina is known as the (a)   . Word Bank: Monotheism · Quran · Saturday · Hijra · Torah

35.

The first five books of the Hebrew Bible are called the (a)   . Word Bank: Monotheism · Quran · Saturday · Hijra · Torah

36.

The first five books of the Hebrew Bible are called the (a)   . Word Bank: Monotheism · Quran · Saturday · Hijra · Torah

37.

Answer in 2–3 complete sentences. Why did early Christians face persecution in the Roman Empire?

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38.

Answer in 2–3 complete sentences. Explain the importance of the Five Pillars of Islam.

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39.

Answer in 2–3 complete sentences. How did the Babylonian Exile strengthen Jewish religious identity?

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40.

Answer in 2–3 complete sentences. What is a covenant, and why is it important in Judaism?

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41.

Answer in 2–3 complete sentences. How are Judaism, Christianity, and Islam connected historically?

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42.
What do Christians believe?
a)
Jesus is the son of God
b)
God sent Jesus to save people from their sins by his death on the cross
c)
Like Jesus, people can be resurrected after death and join God in eternal life
d)
All of the other choices
43.
What did Jesus call his followers?
a)
children
b)
people
c)
disciples
d)
followers
44.

In the Gospel of John, Jesus washes the feet of his disciples, revealing to them the true nature of God as a ____________________

a)

self-giving love

b)

almighty God

c)

suffering servant

d)

none of these

45.

Where can the accounts of the life and teachings of Jesus be found?

a)

Old Testament

b)

New Testament

c)

Torah

d)

Vedas

46.

The ultimate and most direct form of God's communication comes through the life, message, mission, and destiny of Jesus of Nazareth- the Word of God, the Word made flesh. This is known as the (a)   .

47.

According to John 15:12, Jesus's command is (a)  

48.

Christians __________

a)

believe in Muhammad

b)

only follow the Ten Commandments

c)

John the Baptist

d)

an agreement between God and his people

e)

believe in and follow the teachings of Jesus Christ

49.

He also recorded this Gospel to teach them:

a)

what it meant to be His discipline

b)

how to follow Jesus

c)

to get rid of false teachers in their churches

d)

how to know the most important commandment

50.

May I never boast of anything except the -------- of our Lord Jesus Christ, by which the world has been crucified to me, and I to the world.

a)

life

b)

cross

c)

lineage

d)

miracles