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James 1-4 Bible Bowl Review

Total questions: 80

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How does James refer to himself?

a)

As a devout prophet of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ

b)

As an apostle

c)

As a bondservant of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ

2.

What are the brethren to “count it all” when they fall into various trials?

a)

Endurance

b)

Joy

c)

Faithfulness

3.

What produces patience?

a)

The testing of your faith

b)

Faithful endurance

c)

Hard work

4.

What must patience have so that you may be perfect and complete, lacking nothing?

a)

Faithful endurance

b)

Full contentment

c)

Its perfect work

5.

How does God give wisdom to those who ask?

a)

Liberally and without reproach

b)

Continually without ceasing

c)

Freely without regret

6.

A man is like a wave of the sea driven and tossed by the wind if he asks for wisdom in what way?

a)

Without love

b)

With doubt

c)

With confidence

7.

The man who asks God for wisdom but doubts should not expect to receive what from the Lord?

a)

Wisdom

b)

Anything

c)

Faith

8.

The double-minded man is also what?

a)

Unsure

b)

Unsettled

c)

Unstable

9.

What is the lowly brother to glory in?

a)

His exaltation

b)

His humility

c)

His faithfulness

10.

Just as the grass withers and the flower’s beautiful appearance perishes from the burning heat of the sun, what will happen to the rich man in his pursuits?

a)

He will fade away

b)

He will flourish

c)

He will dry up

11.

What has God promised to those who love Him when they endure temptation and have been approved?

a)

Eternal joy

b)

Great riches

c)

The crown of life

12.

What does James call the man who endures temptation?

a)

Blessed

b)

Strong

c)

Wise

13.

How does God tempt people?

a)

Through money

b)

Through evil

c)

God does not tempt anyone

14.

Each one is tempted when he is drawn away by what?

a)

By the devil

b)

By sin

c)

By his own desires

15.

Which of the following is the correct order of progression from temptation?

a)

Desire, death, sin

b)

Sin, desire, death

c)

Desire, sin, death

16.

What command does James give the beloved brethren?

a)

Not to be sinners

b)

Not to be haughty

c)

Not to be deceived

17.

The Father of lights gives what?

a)

The crown of life

b)

Eternal life

c)

Every good and perfect gift

18.

Of His own will, God brought us forth by the word of what?

a)

Faith

b)

His Son

c)

Truth

19.

Every man should be swift to do what?

a)

Hear

b)

Understand

c)

Obey

20.

What two things should the brethren be slow to do?

a)

Slow to wrath, slow to wickedness

b)

Slow to speak, slow to wrath

c)

Slow to speak, slow to think

21.

What will those who become teachers receive?

a)

Praise

b)

A stricter judgment

c)

A crown of life

22.

We all stumble in what?

a)

Many things

b)

Hatred

c)

A few things

23.

What is the reason that we put bits in horses’ mouths?

a)

To keep them from biting

b)

To hurt them

c)

So that they obey us

24.

The tongue boasts of what?

a)

Selfish accomplishments

b)

Lies

c)

Great things

25.

The tongue is so set among the members that it does what to the whole body?

a)

Helps it

b)

Blesses it

c)

Defiles it

26.

Which of the following is not mentioned to have been tamed by mankind?

a)

Reptiles

b)

The wind

c)

Creatures of the sea

27.

Why can no man tame the tongue?

a)

Because it is full of wickedness and deceit

b)

Because it is an unruly evil, full of deadly poison

c)

Because it is uncontrollable

28.

What two things should not proceed out of the same mouth?

a)

Slander and praise

b)

Blessing and cursing

c)

Truth and lies

29.

He asks if a spring sends forth what types of water?

a)

Hot and cold

b)

Fresh and bitter

c)

Salt and clear

30.

Which of the following is true?

a)

Both Other Answers

b)

A spring cannot yield both salt water and fresh

c)

A fig tree cannot bear olives, and a grapevine cannot bear figs

31.

How are we to show that our works are done in the meekness of wisdom?

a)

By faith

b)

By good conduct

c)

With impartiality

32.

If our hearts are full of bitter envy and self-seeking what are we not supposed to do?

a)

Show partiality toward the poor

b)

Bless our God and Father

c)

Boast and lie against the truth

33.

Which of the following does not describe wisdom from above?

a)

Both Other Answers

b)

Earthly and Sensual

c)

Demonic

34.

When envy and self-seeking exist, what else is there?

a)

Both Other Answers

b)

Confusion

c)

Every evil thing

35.

Which of the following is not used to describe wisdom from above?

a)

Peaceable

b)

Full of mercy and good fruits

c)

Earthly

36.

Which of the following describes wisdom from above?

a)

Pure and gentle

b)

Both Other Answers

c)

Willing to yield

37.

Who sows the fruit of righteousness in peace?

a)

Those who humble themselves

b)

Those who don’t show partiality

c)

Those who make peace

38.

What was the man in fine apparel wearing?

a)

Precious jewels

b)

Gold necklaces

c)

Gold rings

39.

Who was offered a seat at the footstool?

a)

The brethren

b)

The poor man

c)

The man in fine clothes

40.

Showing partiality causes you to become what?

a)

Sinners

b)

Rich men

c)

Judges

41.

What has God chosen the poor of this world to be rich in?

a)

Love

b)

Wisdom

c)

Faith

42.

Who has God promised to be rich in faith and heirs of the kingdom?

a)

The poor

b)

Those who love others

c)

The meek

43.

What has become of the poor man?

a)

He has been oppressed

b)

He has been dishonored

c)

He has been blasphemed

44.

How does the writer describe the name by which you are called?

a)

Precious

b)

Worthy

c)

Noble

45.

You do well if you fulfill what royal law?

a)

You shall love your neighbor as yourself

b)

You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind and strength

c)

You shall not show partiality

46.

Which is a consequence of showing partiality?

a)

Both Other Answers

b)

You commit sin

c)

You are convicted by the law as transgressors

47.

What does James say about the person who keeps the whole law but stumbles in one point?

a)

He is not guilty of all

b)

He is only guilty of the sin he committed

c)

He is guilty of all

48.

What will you be judged by?

a)

The law of judgment

b)

The royal law

c)

The law of liberty

49.

What will judgment be like for the one who has shown no mercy?

a)

It will be full of wrath

b)

It will be without mercy

c)

Partiality will be shown unto him

50.

What two items are important to salvation?

a)

Faith and hope

b)

Love and good deeds

c)

Faith and works

51.

What is the brother or sister destitute of?

a)

Daily food

b)

Warm shelter

c)

Fresh water

52.

Instead of saying “Depart in peace, be warmed and filled,” what should brethren do for a destitute brother or sister?

a)

Show them how to make their own clothes

b)

Give them things needed for the body

c)

Give them medicine for their sick

53.

What is faith without works?

a)

Empty

b)

Dead

c)

Useless

54.

How should one show their faith?

a)

By clothing the destitute

b)

By their works

c)

By their smiles

55.

Who also believes in God?

a)

Demons

b)

Reptiles and creatures of the sea

c)

Beasts and birds

56.

What does James call the one who should already know that faith without works is dead?

a)

Darkened in understanding

b)

Foolish

c)

Deluded

57.

What work justified Abraham?

a)

Offering Isaac

b)

Leaving his home

c)

Believing God

58.

When Abraham’s faith and works worked together, what happened?

a)

Faith was made complete

b)

Faith was made perfect

c)

Faith was made holy

59.

What did Abraham do that was “accounted to him for righteousness”?

a)

Believed God

b)

Prayed to God

c)

Left his homeland

60.

Who was called the friend of God?

a)

James

b)

Elijah

c)

Abraham

61.

Man is justified by what?

a)

His works alone

b)

His faith and works

c)

His faith alone

62.

Who received the messengers and sent them out another way?

a)

Abraham

b)

Elijah

c)

Rahab

63.

What is the body without the spirit?

a)

Unprofitable

b)

Useless

c)

Dead

64.

What is said to cause wars and fights among us?

a)

Your desires for riches

b)

Your selfish desires

c)

Your desires for pleasure

65.

Though you lust, murder, covet, fight, and war, you don’t have what you want for what reason?

a)

You doubt when you ask

b)

You don’t ask

c)

You don’t have faith

66.

You ask and don’t receive because you want to spend it on what?

a)

Riches

b)

Pleasures

c)

Fine apparel

67.

If we are a friend of the world it makes us what?

a)

An enemy of God

b)

A friend of the devil

c)

An enemy of righteousness

68.

How does the Spirit who dwells in us yearn?

a)

Jealously

b)

Lovingly

c)

Zealously

69.

Who does God resist?

a)

Those who show partiality

b)

The wicked

c)

The proud

70.

To whom does God give grace?

a)

The humble

b)

The poor

c)

The righteous

71.

What will the devil do if a Christian resists him?

a)

Resist him

b)

Flee from him

c)

Cast him out

72.

What does James tells sinners to do to their hands?

a)

Purify them

b)

Cleanse them

c)

Pray with them

73.

What does James tells sinners to do to their hearts?

a)

Cleanse them

b)

Purify them

c)

Pray with them

74.

What does James tell sinners to let their laughter be turned to?

a)

Jealousy

b)

Mourning

c)

Scorn

75.

What does James say the Lord will do with one of His children who humbles himself?

a)

Reward him

b)

Lift him up

c)

Give him the crown of life

76.

What was the purpose of going into the town and spending a year?

a)

To seek job opportunities

b)

To buy, sell, and make a profit

c)

To purchase ships

77.

James compares a person’s life to what?

a)

A bit

b)

A fire

c)

A vapor

78.

Whose will is important in determining how one will live and what they do?

a)

The Lord’s

b)

The judge’s

c)

Each person’s own

79.

How does James describe boasting in your arrogance?

a)

Prideful

b)

Evil

c)

Sinful

80.

How does James describe sin?

a)

Showing partiality

b)

Faith without works

c)

Failing to do what you know is good