WorksheetsWisdom and the Heart; Attitudes and Actions
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 24mins
According to Wise Up lessons, true wisdom begins with:
Knowledge
Experience
The heart
Age
The Bible teaches that God looks most at a person's:
Actions
Words
Heart
Appearance
A wise person is best described as someone who:
Knows many facts
Makes good choices based on God's truth
Is popular
Is always successful
Foolish choices usually begin with:
Bad friends
Poor planning
Wrong attitudes
Lack of rules
What is stored in the heart will eventually:
Stay hidden
Disappear
Come out through actions
Be forgotten
Wisdom helps us to:
Avoid responsibility
Control others
Choose what honors God
Always feel happy
A wise heart leads to:
Careless actions
Thoughtful decisions
Fast reactions
Loud opinions
The Wise Up lessons teach that wisdom is shown mostly by:
What we say
What we think
How we act
What we feel
Our outward actions begin with our:
Emotions
Friends
Inner attitudes
Environment
A negative attitude usually leads to:
Growth
Peace
Poor choices
Success
Jesus always responded correctly because His heart was controlled by:
Rules
Power
Love
Fear
An uncontrolled attitude often results in:
Calm behavior
Wise speech
Sinful actions
Godly choices
Wise people think before they:
Listen
Feel
Speak or act
Decide later
A Christ-like attitude is best shown through:
Pride
Humility
Control
Silence
Which attitude reflects wisdom?
Anger
Patience
Jealousy
Pride
Self-control is the ability to:
Win arguments
Control others
Control thoughts, words, and actions
Avoid responsibility
Self-control is described in the Bible as a:
Command
Law
Fruit of the Holy Spirit
Reward
A lack of self-control often leads to:
Peace
Wise decisions
Regret
Growth
Self-control helps believers to:
React quickly
Make wise choices
Avoid effort
Impress others
When emotions are strong, wisdom calls us to:
Act immediately
Speak louder
Pause and think
Blame others
Practicing self-control shows:
Weakness
Fear
Spiritual maturity
Confusion
Wise people use self-control especially when they feel:
Happy
Excited
Angry or frustrated
Calm
Self-control allows believers to honor God even when:
It is easy
Others are watching
It is difficult
They feel confident
The Holy Spirit helps believers to:
Be popular
Understand God’s truth
Avoid problems
Control others
The Holy Spirit guides believers toward:
Comfort
Truth and obedience
Success
Power
Without the Holy Spirit, self-control relies only on:
God’s power
Discipline
Human strength
Wisdom
The Holy Spirit works in the believer’s:
Mind only
Actions only
Heart
Environment
Growing in wisdom requires listening to:
Friends
Feelings
The Holy Spirit
Opinions
Wise choices are easier when we:
Trust ourselves
Follow our emotions
Depend on the Holy Spirit
Avoid challenges
Every choice has a:
Reward
Consequence
Benefit
Delay
Wise choices usually lead to:
Immediate happiness
Long-term growth
Popularity
Comfort
Foolish choices often bring:
Peace
Joy
Trouble
Wisdom
Thinking ahead before acting is a sign of:
Fear
Wisdom
Weakness
Doubt
Wise people consider how their choices affect:
Themselves only
Others
Their image
Their success
Choosing what honors God may sometimes be:
Easy
Popular
Difficult
Comfortable
Wise speech is:
Fast
Loud
Thoughtful
Emotional
Words spoken without wisdom can:
Encourage others
Build trust
Cause harm
Bring peace
Wise Up lessons teach that controlling our words begins with:
Silence
Practice
The heart
Discipline
A wise response during conflict is:
Arguing
Yelling
Calm and respectful
Ignoring rules
Jesus is the perfect example of:
Power
Wisdom
Authority
Knowledge
Following Jesus means choosing:
Comfort
Popularity
Obedience
Control
Wise believers aim to reflect:
Culture
Success
Christ
Authority
Christ-like actions flow from a:
Strong personality
Disciplined mind
Transformed heart
Calm attitude
A wise person seeks guidance from:
Feelings
Friends
God
Opinions
Growing in wisdom is a:
One-time event
Lifelong process
Quick change
Natural talent
Wise living brings glory to:
Ourselves
Others
God
Authority
Wisdom helps believers live with:
Pride
Control
Purpose
Comfort
The goal of Wise Up lessons is to help students:
Gain knowledge
Follow rules
Make God-honoring choices
Avoid mistakes
