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WorksheetsMidterm Final Practice Test
Total questions: 88
Worksheet time: 44mins
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Class
Date
1.
How has God made Himself known to people?
a)
Through His creation and His invisible attributes.
b)
According to the truth.
c)
His faith.
d)
No.
2.
How does God judge people?
a)
According to the truth.
b)
They had the law.
c)
None.
d)
Death.
3.
What advantage did the Jews have?
a)
His faith.
b)
They had the law.
c)
No.
d)
Death, burial, and resurrection.
4.
How many are righteous according to Romans 3:10?
a)
None.
b)
Through His creation and His invisible attributes.
c)
An olive tree.
d)
That God raised Jesus from the dead.
5.
What was counted to Abraham as righteousness?
a)
According to the truth.
b)
His faith.
c)
They had the law.
d)
Children of God.
6.
Should we keep sinning so that grace can increase?
a)
No.
b)
His Son.
c)
A living sacrifice.
d)
A human body.
7.
What does baptism represent?
a)
Death.
b)
None.
c)
Death, burial, and resurrection.
d)
The armor of light.
8.
What are the wages of sin?
a)
Death.
b)
They should be accepted.
c)
The strong.
d)
The mystery of the gospel.
9.
What picture does Paul use to describe the Jews and the Gentiles?
a)
An olive tree.
b)
The same mind.
c)
Within Christians.
d)
Jesus Christ.
10.
What does God say about showing mercy?
a)
Glorify God.
b)
It is God’s mercy to give to whomever He wants.
c)
Salvation.
d)
Do not divorce.
11.
According to Romans 10:9, what must we believe to be saved?
a)
That God raised Jesus from the dead.
b)
Love God.
c)
Everyone experiences the same kinds.
d)
For the common good.
12.
What is the difference between minds set on the flesh and minds set on the Spirit?
a)
Speaking in tongues.
b)
Faith, hope, and love.
c)
The flesh leads to death; the Spirit leads to life and peace.
d)
The old law.
13.
What are we if we live by the Spirit?
a)
The glory to come is better than life here.
b)
Children of God.
c)
Death is swallowed up by victory.
d)
His bodily presence is weak.
14.
Who is God conforming us to be like?
a)
His Son.
b)
As an angel of light.
c)
The body.
d)
Because of the fear of the Lord.
15.
What does Paul urge Christians to present their bodies as?
a)
Be reconciled to God.
b)
A living sacrifice.
c)
The armor of light.
d)
The strong.
16.
What picture does Paul use to describe the church?
a)
A human body.
b)
An olive tree.
c)
The mystery of the gospel.
d)
The same mind.
17.
What should Christians “put on” instead of the works of darkness?
a)
Within Christians.
b)
The armor of light.
c)
Jesus Christ.
d)
Glorify God.
18.
What should be done for those who are weak in faith?
a)
They should be accepted.
b)
Salvation.
c)
Do not divorce.
d)
Love God.
19.
Who should bear with the failings of the weak?
a)
Those who know idols are false.
b)
The strong.
c)
Everyone experiences the same kinds.
d)
For the common good.
20.
What has now been revealed through the prophetic writings?
a)
Speaking in tongues.
b)
Faith, hope, and love.
c)
The mystery of the gospel.
d)
They are able to comfort others.
21.
What does Paul want Christians to have in common with each other?
a)
The old law.
b)
The same mind.
c)
The glory to come is better than life here.
d)
Death is swallowed up by victory.
22.
Where does the Holy Spirit dwell?
a)
His bodily presence is weak.
b)
Within Christians.
c)
As an angel of light.
d)
The body.
23.
Who is the foundation of Christian life?
a)
Because of the fear of the Lord.
b)
Be reconciled to God.
c)
Jesus Christ.
d)
Through His creation and His invisible attributes.
24.
What should a Christian do with their body?
a)
Glorify God.
b)
According to the truth.
c)
They had the law.
d)
None.
25.
What are husbands and wives supposed to help each other find spiritually?
a)
His faith.
b)
No.
c)
Salvation.
d)
Death, burial, and resurrection.
26.
What instruction from Christ does Paul give to married people?
a)
Do not divorce.
b)
Death.
c)
An olive tree.
d)
It is God’s mercy to give to whomever He wants.
27.
What must a person do to know God?
a)
That God raised Jesus from the dead.
b)
Love God.
c)
The flesh leads to death.
d)
Children of God.
28.
Who can eat meat offered to idols and who cannot?
a)
His Son.
b)
A living sacrifice.
c)
Those who know idols are false may eat it; those who do not know this should not.
d)
A human body.
29.
What does Scripture say about temptation?
a)
Everyone experiences the same kinds, and there is always a way of escape.
b)
The armor of light.
c)
They should be accepted.
d)
The strong.
30.
For what purpose were the gifts of the Holy Spirit given?
a)
The mystery of the gospel.
b)
For the common good and profit of the church.
c)
The same mind.
d)
Within Christians.
31.
What are some examples of the gifts of the Holy Spirit?
a)
Jesus Christ.
b)
Glorify God.
c)
Salvation.
d)
Speaking in tongues, prophecy, healing, wisdom, miracles, and interpretation of tongues.
32.
What three things abide, and which is the greatest?
a)
Do not divorce.
b)
Faith, hope, and love; love is the greatest.
c)
Love God.
d)
Those who know idols are false may eat it.
33.
What are Christians able to do because God has comforted them?
a)
They are able to comfort others.
b)
Everyone experiences the same kinds.
c)
For the common good.
d)
Speaking in tongues.
34.
What is referred to as the ministry of death?
a)
Faith, hope, and love.
b)
The old law.
c)
They are able to comfort others.
d)
The glory to come is better than life here.
35.
How is our affliction here compared to the glory to come?
a)
That Christ died for our sins.
b)
The physical body is dishonorable.
c)
The glory to come is better than life here.
d)
Death is swallowed up by victory.
36.
What two things were of first importance in Paul’s message, and what were they according to?
a)
His bodily presence is weak.
b)
They would be deceived and led astray.
c)
As an angel of light.
d)
That Christ died for our sins and was buried and raised on the third day, according to Scripture.
37.
What are the differences between the physical body and the resurrected spiritual body?
a)
The physical body is dishonorable, weak, and perishable; the spiritual body is glorious, powerful, and imperishable.
b)
The body.
c)
Because of the fear of the Lord.
d)
Be reconciled to God.
38.
What will be said when the resurrection occurs?
a)
Through His creation and His invisible attributes.
b)
According to the truth.
c)
Death is swallowed up by victory.
d)
They had the law.
39.
What did people say about Paul’s physical appearance and speaking ability?
a)
None.
b)
His bodily presence is weak, and his speech is contemptible.
c)
His faith.
d)
No.
40.
What happened to Eve that Paul feared might happen to the Corinthians?
a)
They would be deceived and led astray.
b)
Death, burial, and resurrection.
c)
Death.
d)
An olive tree.
41.
How does Satan disguise himself?
a)
It is God’s mercy to give to whomever He wants.
b)
That God raised Jesus from the dead.
c)
As an angel of light.
d)
The flesh leads to death.
42.
What must a Christian be absent from in order to be with the Lord?
a)
Children of God.
b)
His Son.
c)
A living sacrifice.
d)
The body.
43.
Why does Paul seek to persuade people to become Christians?
a)
A human body.
b)
Because of the fear of the Lord.
c)
The armor of light.
d)
They should be accepted.
44.
What does Paul beg people to do?
a)
The strong.
b)
The mystery of the gospel.
c)
The same mind.
d)
Be reconciled to God.
45.
What is the theme of Romans 1?
a)
The sins of the Gentiles
b)
The sins of the Jews
c)
All have sinned
d)
Abraham was justified by faith
46.
What is the theme of Romans 2?
a)
We are justified through Christ
b)
The sins of the Jews
c)
Baptized into Christ to serve Christ
d)
Freedom from the law
47.
What is the theme of Romans 3?
a)
Spirit of life in Christ
b)
Concern for Israel
c)
All have sinned
d)
Righteousness is by faith in Christ
48.
What is the theme of Romans 4?
a)
Salvation for the Gentiles
b)
Everyday Christian Living
c)
Obey the Law
d)
Abraham was justified by faith
49.
What is the theme of Romans 5?
a)
We are justified through Christ
b)
Tolerance in matters of opinion
c)
The weaker brother
d)
Paul’s Personal Greeting
50.
What is the theme of Romans 6?
a)
Church Division
b)
Preaching God’s word
c)
Christ, our foundation
d)
Baptized into Christ to serve Christ
51.
What is the theme of Romans 7?
a)
Stewardship
b)
Freedom from the law
c)
Church discipline
d)
Taking your brother to court
52.
What is the theme of Romans 8?
a)
Marriage
b)
Meat offered to idols
c)
Spirit of life in Christ
d)
Pay the preacher
53.
What is the theme of Romans 9?
a)
Concern for Israel
b)
Do all to the glory of God
c)
Lord’s supper
d)
Spiritual gifts
54.
What is the theme of Romans 10?
a)
Love
b)
Speaking in tongues
c)
Resurrection
d)
Righteousness is by faith in Christ
55.
What is the theme of Romans 11?
a)
Salvation for the Gentiles
b)
Contribution
c)
Paul’s love for the brethren
d)
Forgive the brother who was withdrawn from
56.
What is the theme of Romans 12?
a)
Christian epistles
b)
Looking at the unseen
c)
Eager for heaven
d)
Everyday Christian Living
57.
What is the theme of Romans 13?
a)
Obey the Law
b)
Unequally yoked
c)
Godly sorrow
d)
God loves a cheerful giver
58.
What is the theme of Romans 14?
a)
Comparing ourselves to others
b)
Tolerance in matters of opinion
c)
Paul’s suffering
d)
Paul’s thorn
59.
What is the theme of Romans 15?
a)
Prove yourself
b)
The weaker brother
c)
The sins of the Gentiles
d)
The sins of the Jews
60.
What is the theme of Romans 16?
a)
All have sinned
b)
Abraham was justified by faith
c)
Paul’s Personal Greeting
d)
We are justified through Christ
61.
What is the theme of 1 Corinthians 1?
a)
Baptized into Christ to serve Christ
b)
Freedom from the law
c)
Church Division
d)
Spirit of life in Christ
62.
What is the theme of 1 Corinthians 2?
a)
Concern for Israel
b)
Preaching God’s word
c)
Righteousness is by faith in Christ
d)
Salvation for the Gentiles
63.
What is the theme of 1 Corinthians 3?
a)
Christ, our foundation
b)
Everyday Christian Living
c)
Obey the Law
d)
Tolerance in matters of opinion
64.
What is the theme of 1 Corinthians 4?
a)
The weaker brother
b)
Paul’s Personal Greeting
c)
Stewardship
d)
Church Division
65.
What is the theme of 1 Corinthians 5?
a)
Preaching God’s word
b)
Church discipline
c)
Christ, our foundation
d)
Stewardship
66.
What is the theme of 1 Corinthians 6?
a)
Taking your brother to court
b)
Marriage
c)
Meat offered to idols
d)
Pay the preacher
67.
What is the theme of 1 Corinthians 7?
a)
Do all to the glory of God
b)
Marriage
c)
Lord’s supper
d)
Spiritual gifts
68.
What is the theme of 1 Corinthians 8?
a)
Love
b)
Speaking in tongues
c)
Meat offered to idols
d)
Resurrection
69.
What is the theme of 1 Corinthians 9?
a)
Contribution
b)
Paul’s love for the brethren
c)
Forgive the brother who was withdrawn from
d)
Pay the preacher
70.
What is the theme of 1 Corinthians 10?
a)
Do all to the glory of God
b)
Christian epistles
c)
Looking at the unseen
d)
Eager for heaven
71.
What is the theme of 1 Corinthians 11?
a)
Unequally yoked
b)
Godly sorrow
c)
Lord’s supper
d)
God loves a cheerful giver
72.
What is the theme of 1 Corinthians 12?
a)
Comparing ourselves to others
b)
Paul’s suffering
c)
Paul’s thorn
d)
Spiritual gifts
73.
What is the theme of 1 Corinthians 13?
a)
Love
b)
Prove yourself
c)
The sins of the Gentiles
d)
The sins of the Jews
74.
What is the theme of 1 Corinthians 14?
a)
All have sinned
b)
Abraham was justified by faith
c)
We are justified through Christ
d)
Speaking in tongues
75.
What is the theme of 1 Corinthians 15?
a)
Resurrection
b)
Baptized into Christ to serve Christ
c)
Freedom from the law
d)
Spirit of life in Christ
76.
What is the theme of 1 Corinthians 16?
a)
Concern for Israel
b)
Contribution
c)
Righteousness is by faith in Christ
d)
Salvation for the Gentiles
77.
What is the theme of 2 Corinthians 1?
a)
Everyday Christian Living
b)
Obey the Law
c)
Paul’s love for the brethren
d)
Tolerance in matters of opinion
78.
What is the theme of 2 Corinthians 2?
a)
The weaker brother
b)
Forgive the brother who was withdrawn from
c)
Paul’s Personal Greeting
d)
Church Division
79.
What is the theme of 2 Corinthians 3?
a)
Preaching God’s word
b)
Christ, our foundation
c)
Stewardship
d)
Christian epistles
80.
What is the theme of 2 Corinthians 4?
a)
Looking at the unseen
b)
Church discipline
c)
Taking your brother to court
d)
Marriage
81.
What is the theme of 2 Corinthians 5?
a)
Meat offered to idols
b)
Pay the preacher
c)
Eager for heaven
d)
Do all to the glory of God
82.
What is the theme of 2 Corinthians 6?
a)
Lord’s supper
b)
Unequally yoked
c)
Spiritual gifts
d)
Love
83.
What is the theme of 2 Corinthians 7?
a)
Speaking in tongues
b)
Resurrection
c)
Contribution
d)
Godly sorrow
84.
What is the theme of 2 Corinthians 8-9?
a)
God loves a cheerful giver
b)
Paul’s love for the brethren
c)
Forgive the brother who was withdrawn from
d)
Christian epistles
85.
What is the theme of 2 Corinthians 10?
a)
Looking at the unseen
b)
Eager for heaven
c)
Unequally yoked
d)
Comparing ourselves to others
86.
What is the theme of 2 Corinthians 11?
a)
Paul’s suffering
b)
Godly sorrow
c)
God loves a cheerful giver
d)
Comparing ourselves to others
87.
What is the theme of 2 Corinthians 12?
a)
Paul’s suffering
b)
Paul’s thorn
c)
Prove yourself
d)
The sins of the Gentiles
88.
What is the theme of 2 Corinthians 13?
a)
The sins of the Jews
b)
All have sinned
c)
Prove yourself
d)
Abraham was justified by faith
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