First Term Examination Questions Christian Religious Studies Primary 4 First Term Lesson Notes Week 12
Subject: Christian Religious Studies
Class: Primary 4
Term: First Term
Week: 12
Age: 8 years
Instructions for Teachers and Students
For Teachers:
- Preparation:
- Ensure that all examination materials are ready and accessible.
- Arrange the examination room to minimize distractions.
- Explain the examination instructions clearly to the students.
- Monitoring:
- Supervise the examination closely to prevent cheating.
- Make sure all students are following the rules.
- Handling Papers:
- Collect the papers as soon as the time is up.
- Review the answers promptly and fairly.
For Students:
- Before Starting:
- Read all instructions carefully.
- Make sure you understand each question before you start.
- During the Examination:
- Answer the questions to the best of your ability.
- Do not talk to other students or look at their papers.
- Raise your hand if you have a question or need help.
- After Finishing:
- Review your answers if you have time left.
- Hand in your paper neatly and on time.
Remember: Cheating is not allowed and will be dealt with seriously. Do your best and show what you have learned.
Part A: Objective Questions
30 fill-in-the-blank questions with options a, b, c, or d
- God speaks to us through ____.
(a) dreams (b) games (c) TV (d) noise
(Answer: a) - A model family ____.
(a) fights a lot (b) ignores each other (c) supports and loves each other (d) is always busy
(Answer: c) - Samuel first thought ____ was calling him.
(a) Eli (b) his friend (c) God (d) his mother
(Answer: a) - Laws are ____.
(a) suggestions (b) rules (c) guidelines (d) laws
(Answer: b) - The Ten Commandments are important because ____.
(a) they tell us how to live (b) they are old (c) they are optional (d) they are not needed
(Answer: a) - God’s call is ____.
(a) random (b) surprising (c) purposeful (d) unimportant
(Answer: c) - The difference between laws and rules is that laws are ____.
(a) temporary (b) optional (c) permanent (d) flexible
(Answer: c) - To follow God’s call, we should ____.
(a) ignore it (b) question it (c) listen and obey (d) forget it
(Answer: c) - God reveals Himself to us through ____.
(a) other people (b) stories (c) nature (d) all of these
(Answer: d) - Samuel’s story teaches us about ____.
(a) disobedience (b) patience (c) listening to God (d) ignoring God
(Answer: c) - The purpose of God’s laws is to ____.
(a) guide our behavior (b) confuse us (c) limit our freedom (d) make us unhappy
(Answer: a) - A child of God is someone who ____.
(a) follows God’s teachings (b) ignores God (c) argues with God (d) forgets God
(Answer: a) - God’s revelation helps us to ____.
(a) avoid understanding (b) know His will (c) ignore Him (d) disobey Him
(Answer: b) - Being a child of God means ____.
(a) following His teachings (b) ignoring Him (c) arguing with Him (d) being rude to Him
(Answer: a) - Samuel was ____.
(a) a king (b) a prophet (c) a warrior (d) a teacher
(Answer: b) - Laws are made to ____.
(a) guide behavior (b) confuse people (c) create trouble (d) make life difficult
(Answer: a) - The Ten Commandments are also called ____.
(a) rules (b) guidelines (c) laws (d) suggestions
(Answer: c) - God’s call to Abraham was to ____.
(a) ignore him (b) follow Him (c) fight (d) run away
(Answer: b) - Samuel thought Eli was calling him because ____.
(a) Eli was calling loudly (b) he was sleeping (c) he was dreaming (d) he was hungry
(Answer: b) - We should respond to God’s call by ____.
(a) ignoring it (b) following it (c) arguing with it (d) forgetting it
(Answer: b) - The law given by God is meant to ____.
(a) guide us (b) punish us (c) ignore us (d) avoid us
(Answer: a) - Samuel’s story is important because ____.
(a) it teaches about listening (b) it shows disobedience (c) it ignores God (d) it forgets God
(Answer: a) - God’s laws help us ____.
(a) live rightly (b) be unhappy (c) argue (d) disobey
(Answer: a) - The purpose of God’s laws is to ____.
(a) guide our behavior (b) confuse us (c) make us unhappy (d) ignore us
(Answer: a) - God reveals Himself to us to ____.
(a) guide us (b) ignore us (c) confuse us (d) avoid us
(Answer: a) - Following God’s call means ____.
(a) listening and obeying (b) ignoring it (c) arguing (d) forgetting
(Answer: a) - The Ten Commandments help us ____.
(a) live a good life (b) disobey God (c) ignore each other (d) be unhappy
(Answer: a) - Samuel’s story helps us understand ____.
(a) listening to God (b) ignoring God (c) arguing with God (d) avoiding God
(Answer: a) - God’s call is ____.
(a) important (b) confusing (c) unimportant (d) disturbing
(Answer: a) - A child of God should ____.
(a) follow God’s teachings (b) ignore Him (c) argue with Him (d) be rude to Him
(Answer: a)
Part B: Theory Questions
30 simple short answer questions
- How does God speak to us?
- What should our attitude be when God speaks to us?
- Explain how Samuel was called by God.
- What are the Ten Commandments?
- Why did God give us laws?
- How does God reveal Himself to us?
- What does it mean to be a child of God?
- How should we respond to God’s call?
- Describe the purpose of God’s laws.
- Why is it important to follow God’s teachings?
- How can we be good children of God?
- Explain the difference between laws and rules.
- What is a model family?
- Why is Samuel’s story important?
- What should we do when we hear God’s call?
- Why did God give us laws?
- How does God’s revelation help us?
- Describe the role of the Ten Commandments.
- Why should we live peacefully with others?
- What is the purpose of God’s call?
- How can we follow God’s call in our daily lives?
- What are the benefits of God’s call?
- How should we act when we hear God’s call?
- What is the difference between laws and rules?
- Describe the importance of Samuel’s story.
- What does it mean to live according to God’s laws?
- How does God’s revelation impact our lives?
- Why is it important to listen to God?
- What can we learn from the Ten Commandments?
- Why are laws important for our behavior?
Part C: True or False Questions
30 True or False questions
- (True/False) God speaks to us only through dreams.
- (True/False) Samuel was a king who heard God’s call.
- (True/False) The Ten Commandments are a set of rules.
- (True/False) God reveals Himself to confuse us.
- (True/False) Samuel thought Eli was calling him before he realized it was God.
- (True/False) Laws are temporary and changeable.
- (True/False) It is important to obey God’s call immediately.
- (True/False) God’s revelation helps us understand His will.
- (True/False) The story of Samuel’s call teaches us about disobedience.
- (True/False) A model family is one that supports and cares for each other.
- (True/False) God gave us laws to guide our behavior.
- (True/False) Samuel was not under the care of Eli.
- (True/False) The Ten Commandments include rules on how to live a good life.
- (True/False) God’s laws are optional and can be ignored.
- (True/False) Being a child of God means we follow His teachings.
- (True/False) Samuel’s story is about ignoring God’s call.
- (True/False) God’s laws are meant to guide us in how to live.
- (True/False) The Ten Commandments are suggestions, not laws.
- (True/False) Samuel thought Eli was calling him because he was awake.
- (True/False) God’s call is always easy to understand.
- (True/False) A child of God always follows God’s teachings.
- (True/False) Laws are often made to be flexible.
- (True/False) God reveals Himself through nature and other people.
- (True/False) The Ten Commandments are old and not important.
- (True/False) The story of Samuel helps us learn about obedience.
- (True/False) God’s call should be ignored if it seems difficult.
- (True/False) God’s laws are important for guiding our behavior.
- (True/False) A model family is one that ignores each other.
- (True/False) Following God’s call means we listen and obey.
- (True/False) Samuel thought Eli was calling him because he was confused.
Note: Be honest in your answers and do not share your answers with others. Good luck!