Mid Term Test Christian Religious Studies Primary 6 Second Term Lesson
Christian Religious Studies – Primary 6
Second Term Mid-Term Assessment
General Instructions
- Answer all questions.
- Write your answers in the spaces provided.
- Be neat and legible.
Part A: Objective Questions
(Choose the correct option: a, b, c, or d)
- ______ means thinking only about yourself and not caring about others.
a. Love
b. Generosity
c. Selfishness
d. Kindness
Answer: c - The bond between Jonathan and David was based on ______.
a. jealousy
b. hatred
c. true friendship
d. money
Answer: c - The love between Jonathan and David teaches us to ______.
a. hate others
b. help our friends
c. avoid our enemies
d. compete with others
Answer: b - A Christian way of exercising moderation means ______.
a. showing self-control
b. being selfish
c. overindulging
d. being greedy
Answer: a - ______ is a reward of being selfless.
a. Loneliness
b. Happiness
c. Distrust
d. Conflict
Answer: b - Excessive love of money leads to ______.
a. blessings
b. destruction
c. wisdom
d. peace
Answer: b - Proverbs 11:25 says, “The generous soul will be made ______.”
a. lonely
b. rich
c. poor
d. angry
Answer: b - Selfishness destroys ______.
a. relationships
b. blessings
c. happiness
d. knowledge
Answer: a - Christians should exercise moderation in ______.
a. dressing
b. eating
c. speaking
d. all of the above
Answer: d - Showing unselfish love means ______.
a. thinking about yourself
b. putting others first
c. ignoring others’ needs
d. being envious of others
Answer: b - The Bible teaches us to love our ______.
a. enemies
b. neighbors
c. friends only
d. family only
Answer: b - The opposite of selfishness is ______.
a. selflessness
b. hatred
c. greed
d. pride
Answer: a - Moderation in dressing means wearing clothes that are ______.
a. decent and appropriate
b. expensive
c. revealing
d. colorful
Answer: a - Excessive love of money is also called ______.
a. generosity
b. contentment
c. greed
d. selflessness
Answer: c - Christians are encouraged to help the ______.
a. poor and needy
b. rich only
c. greedy people
d. selfish people
Answer: a - One consequence of selfishness is ______.
a. stronger friendships
b. loneliness
c. happiness
d. blessings
Answer: b - True friendship is based on ______.
a. trust
b. jealousy
c. competition
d. lies
Answer: a - Unselfish love means helping others without ______.
a. expecting anything in return
b. showing kindness
c. sharing with them
d. respecting them
Answer: a - Selfish people often lose ______.
a. blessings
b. respect
c. friends
d. all of the above
Answer: d - Christians should use their money and wealth to ______.
a. help others
b. buy everything they want
c. show off
d. boast about their riches
Answer: a
Part B: Theory Questions
- Define selfishness.
- Explain why selfishness is harmful to relationships.
- Write out Proverbs 11:25 and explain its meaning.
- Describe the love between Jonathan and David.
- State three dangers of excessive love of money.
- What does it mean to show moderation in dressing?
- Why should Christians exercise moderation in all they do?
- Mention two rewards of being selfless.
- How can you show unselfish love to your neighbors?
- State three benefits of being generous to others.
- What are the consequences of being selfish?
- How does selfishness destroy teamwork?
- Why is true friendship important in our lives?
- Mention two ways Christians can use their money wisely.
- What does Philippians 2:3-4 teach us about selflessness?
- List three examples of selfish actions.
- What can you do to avoid being selfish?
- How can excessive love of money affect a person’s behavior?
- Mention two qualities of a true friend.
- Why is it important for Christians to help the needy?
Part C: True or False Questions
- Selfishness helps to build strong relationships. (False)
- Christians are encouraged to be selfless and kind. (True)
- The love between Jonathan and David was based on jealousy. (False)
- Greed is the same as generosity. (False)
- Selflessness destroys friendships. (False)
- Proverbs 11:25 encourages us to be generous. (True)
- Christians should love only their family and friends. (False)
- Selfishness often leads to loneliness and distrust. (True)
- True friends help each other in times of need. (True)
- Showing unselfish love brings joy and happiness. (True)
- Christians should exercise moderation in dressing and speaking. (True)
- Greed leads to blessings and happiness. (False)
- Selfish people are often admired by others. (False)
- True friendship is based on honesty and trust. (True)
- Selfless people are rewarded by God. (True)
- It is good to boast about your riches. (False)
- Helping others shows unselfish love. (True)
- Selfishness encourages teamwork and cooperation. (False)
- Excessive love of money can destroy relationships. (True)
- Christians are called to be generous to the poor. (True)
Part D: Fill-in-the-Blank Questions
- Selfishness means thinking only about ______.
- The Bible encourages us to show ______ to our neighbors.
- True friends help each other in ______ of need.
- Proverbs 11:25 says, “The ______ soul will be made rich.”
- Excessive love of ______ is dangerous for Christians.
- ______ is the opposite of selfishness.
- Christians should exercise ______ in all they do.
- Selfishness can destroy ______ with others.
- Christians should love their ______ as themselves.
- Showing unselfish love brings ______ and happiness.
- Selfless people are ______ by others.
- The love between Jonathan and David teaches us the value of ______.
- ______ often leads to loneliness and conflict.
- Philippians 2:3-4 teaches us to value others above ______.
- Generous people are ______ by God.
- Christians should use their ______ to help others.
- One consequence of selfishness is ______.
- Greed is another word for excessive love of ______.
- Christians are called to help the ______ and needy.
- Teamwork is impossible without ______.
Note:
Ensure pupils answer all questions to the best of their ability. Marking schemes can be developed based on the correct answers provided above.