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Wisdom and the Heart; Attitudes and Actions

Total questions: 48

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

According to Wise Up lessons, true wisdom begins with:

a)

Knowledge

b)

Experience

c)

The heart

d)

Age

2.

The Bible teaches that God looks most at a person's:

a)

Actions

b)

Words

c)

Heart

d)

Appearance

3.

A wise person is best described as someone who:

a)

Knows many facts

b)

Makes good choices based on God's truth

c)

Is popular

d)

Is always successful

4.

Foolish choices usually begin with:

a)

Bad friends

b)

Poor planning

c)

Wrong attitudes

d)

Lack of rules

5.

What is stored in the heart will eventually:

a)

Stay hidden

b)

Disappear

c)

Come out through actions

d)

Be forgotten

6.

Wisdom helps us to:

a)

Avoid responsibility

b)

Control others

c)

Choose what honors God

d)

Always feel happy

7.

A wise heart leads to:

a)

Careless actions

b)

Thoughtful decisions

c)

Fast reactions

d)

Loud opinions

8.

The Wise Up lessons teach that wisdom is shown mostly by:

a)

What we say

b)

What we think

c)

How we act

d)

What we feel

9.

Our outward actions begin with our:

a)

Emotions

b)

Friends

c)

Inner attitudes

d)

Environment

10.

A negative attitude usually leads to:

a)

Growth

b)

Peace

c)

Poor choices

d)

Success

11.

Jesus always responded correctly because His heart was controlled by:

a)

Rules

b)

Power

c)

Love

d)

Fear

12.

An uncontrolled attitude often results in:

a)

Calm behavior

b)

Wise speech

c)

Sinful actions

d)

Godly choices

13.

Wise people think before they:

a)

Listen

b)

Feel

c)

Speak or act

d)

Decide later

14.

A Christ-like attitude is best shown through:

a)

Pride

b)

Humility

c)

Control

d)

Silence

15.

Which attitude reflects wisdom?

a)

Anger

b)

Patience

c)

Jealousy

d)

Pride

16.

Self-control is the ability to:

a)

Win arguments

b)

Control others

c)

Control thoughts, words, and actions

d)

Avoid responsibility

17.

Self-control is described in the Bible as a:

a)

Command

b)

Law

c)

Fruit of the Holy Spirit

d)

Reward

18.

A lack of self-control often leads to:

a)

Peace

b)

Wise decisions

c)

Regret

d)

Growth

19.

Self-control helps believers to:

a)

React quickly

b)

Make wise choices

c)

Avoid effort

d)

Impress others

20.

When emotions are strong, wisdom calls us to:

a)

Act immediately

b)

Speak louder

c)

Pause and think

d)

Blame others

21.

Practicing self-control shows:

a)

Weakness

b)

Fear

c)

Spiritual maturity

d)

Confusion

22.

Wise people use self-control especially when they feel:

a)

Happy

b)

Excited

c)

Angry or frustrated

d)

Calm

23.

Self-control allows believers to honor God even when:

a)

It is easy

b)

Others are watching

c)

It is difficult

d)

They feel confident

24.

The Holy Spirit helps believers to:

a)

Be popular

b)

Understand God’s truth

c)

Avoid problems

d)

Control others

25.

The Holy Spirit guides believers toward:

a)

Comfort

b)

Truth and obedience

c)

Success

d)

Power

26.

Without the Holy Spirit, self-control relies only on:

a)

God’s power

b)

Discipline

c)

Human strength

d)

Wisdom

27.

The Holy Spirit works in the believer’s:

a)

Mind only

b)

Actions only

c)

Heart

d)

Environment

28.

Growing in wisdom requires listening to:

a)

Friends

b)

Feelings

c)

The Holy Spirit

d)

Opinions

29.

Wise choices are easier when we:

a)

Trust ourselves

b)

Follow our emotions

c)

Depend on the Holy Spirit

d)

Avoid challenges

30.

Every choice has a:

a)

Reward

b)

Consequence

c)

Benefit

d)

Delay

31.

Wise choices usually lead to:

a)

Immediate happiness

b)

Long-term growth

c)

Popularity

d)

Comfort

32.

Foolish choices often bring:

a)

Peace

b)

Joy

c)

Trouble

d)

Wisdom

33.

Thinking ahead before acting is a sign of:

a)

Fear

b)

Wisdom

c)

Weakness

d)

Doubt

34.

Wise people consider how their choices affect:

a)

Themselves only

b)

Others

c)

Their image

d)

Their success

35.

Choosing what honors God may sometimes be:

a)

Easy

b)

Popular

c)

Difficult

d)

Comfortable

36.

Wise speech is:

a)

Fast

b)

Loud

c)

Thoughtful

d)

Emotional

37.

Words spoken without wisdom can:

a)

Encourage others

b)

Build trust

c)

Cause harm

d)

Bring peace

38.

Wise Up lessons teach that controlling our words begins with:

a)

Silence

b)

Practice

c)

The heart

d)

Discipline

39.

A wise response during conflict is:

a)

Arguing

b)

Yelling

c)

Calm and respectful

d)

Ignoring rules

40.

Jesus is the perfect example of:

a)

Power

b)

Wisdom

c)

Authority

d)

Knowledge

41.

Following Jesus means choosing:

a)

Comfort

b)

Popularity

c)

Obedience

d)

Control

42.

Wise believers aim to reflect:

a)

Culture

b)

Success

c)

Christ

d)

Authority

43.

Christ-like actions flow from a:

a)

Strong personality

b)

Disciplined mind

c)

Transformed heart

d)

Calm attitude

44.

A wise person seeks guidance from:

a)

Feelings

b)

Friends

c)

God

d)

Opinions

45.

Growing in wisdom is a:

a)

One-time event

b)

Lifelong process

c)

Quick change

d)

Natural talent

46.

Wise living brings glory to:

a)

Ourselves

b)

Others

c)

God

d)

Authority

47.

Wisdom helps believers live with:

a)

Pride

b)

Control

c)

Purpose

d)

Comfort

48.

The goal of Wise Up lessons is to help students:

a)

Gain knowledge

b)

Follow rules

c)

Make God-honoring choices

d)

Avoid mistakes