Bible Knowledge Primary 4 Second Term Examination
SECOND TERM EXAMINATION
CLASS: PRIMARY 4
SUBJECT: BIBLE KNOWLEDGE
NAME: ___________________________________________
Section A: Review and Revision
FAQs with Answers
- What does it mean to sin?
Sin means to commit an offence or break God’s law.
Answer: Sin. - Who are examples of people who received forgiveness in the Bible?
Answer: The Prodigal Son and the Paralytic man. - What is one of the conditions for forgiveness?
Answer: Repentance. - Who said, “My son, your sins are forgiven”?
Answer: Jesus Christ. - Who did Jesus speak to when He said, “Your sins are forgiven”?
Answer: The paralytic man. - When we are forgiven, who do we become children of?
Answer: God. - What is an act of communicating with God?
Answer: Prayer. - Why did Jesus pray?
Jesus prayed to receive power.
Answer: Power. - What are the two main contents of Jesus’ prayer?
Answer: Adoration and request. - What should we not pray for according to Jesus’ teachings?
Answer: Having many wives and concubines. - What does Jesus encourage His disciples to pray in?
Answer: Faith. - What prayer did Jesus teach His disciples?
Answer: The Lord’s Prayer. - Did Jesus have the power to forgive sins?
Answer: Yes, He did. - Who said, “I have sinned against heaven and before you; I am no longer fit to be called your son”?
Answer: The Prodigal Son. - Who did the Prodigal Son speak to when he said the statement in question 14?
Answer: His father. - What do the statements in questions 14 and 15 show an example of?
Answer: Forgiveness. - What is one of the sacrifices involved in Jesus giving His life for us?
Answer: The trial and sufferings of Jesus. - Why did Jesus give His life for us?
Answer: To have eternal life. - Who said, “Father, forgive them, for they don’t know what they do”?
Answer: Jesus Christ. - Who said, “Remember me when you come into your kingdom”?
Answer: The thief on the cross.
Section B: Objective Questions
Fill-in-the-Blank Questions
- __________ means to commit an offence or break God’s law.
(a) pardon (b) forgive (c) sin - Examples of people who received forgiveness in the Bible are ______ and ______.
(a) Paul and Silas (b) James and John (c) the Prodigal Son and the Paralytic man - One of the conditions for forgiveness is _______.
(a) lying (b) repentance (c) pardon - When he saw their faith, he said, “My son, your sins are forgiven”. Who said this statement?
(a) John (b) Silas (c) Jesus Christ - The statement in number 4 was said to ______.
(a) Lazarus (b) Paul (c) the paralytic man - When we are forgiven, we become children of ______.
(a) Mary (b) Paul (c) God - ________ is an act of communicating with God.
(a) sleeping (b) walking (c) prayer - Jesus prayed to receive ______.
(a) healing (b) baptism (c) power - The content of Jesus’ prayer are ________ and ________.
(a) food/manna (b) bread/butter (c) adoration/request - There are things to pray for except ______.
(a) wisdom and the gift of the Holy Spirit (b) forgiveness of our sins (c) having many wives and concubines - Jesus encouraged His disciples to pray in ______.
(a) love (b) fight (c) faith - Jesus taught His disciples the ______ prayer.
(a) Satan’s (b) food’s (c) Lord’s - Did Jesus have the power to forgive sins?
(a) No, He didn’t (b) Yes, He did (c) Yes or no, He didn’t - “I have sinned against heaven and before you; I am no longer fit to be called your son.” Who said this statement?
(a) John the Baptist (b) Zacchaeus (c) the Prodigal Son - The statement in question 14 was spoken to ______.
(a) his mother (b) his father (c) his uncle - The statements in questions 14 and 15 show an example of ______.
(a) sin (b) forgiveness (c) prayer - One of the sacrifices involved in Jesus giving His life for us is ______.
(a) His birth by Virgin Mary (b) the trial and sufferings of Jesus (c) His feeding of the multitude - One of the reasons why Jesus gave His life for us is _______.
(a) to make us wealthy (b) to give good health (c) to have eternal life - “Father, forgive them, for they don’t know what they do.” This statement was said by ______.
(a) Barnabas (b) John (c) Jesus Christ - “Remember me when you come into your kingdom.” Who said this statement?
(a) Pilate (b) the thief on the cross (c) Jesus
Section C: Theory Questions
- What is sin?
Sin is when we break God’s law or do something wrong against God. - Simply define prayer.
Prayer is talking to God to ask for help, give thanks, or worship Him. - What is forgiveness?
Forgiveness is when someone decides not to punish you for a wrong you did. - Mention three importance of prayer:
- Prayer helps us talk to God.
- Prayer strengthens our faith.
- Prayer brings us closer to God.
- List two conditions necessary for forgiveness of sin:
- Repentance (feeling sorry and turning away from sin).
- Asking God for forgiveness.
- The content of Jesus’ prayer are ________ and ________.
- Adoration and request.
- Mention five things to pray for:
- Forgiveness of sins.
- Strength to do good.
- Wisdom.
- Good health.
- Peace in the world.
Section D: True or False Questions
- Sin is breaking God’s law. (True/False)
- Prayer is only for asking for food. (True/False)
- Jesus never taught us how to pray. (True/False)
- Forgiveness is when someone chooses to punish you for your wrongdoings. (True/False)
- Repentance is a key part of asking for forgiveness. (True/False)
- The Lord’s Prayer is one of the most important prayers Jesus taught. (True/False)
- Jesus said we should pray in faith. (True/False)
- We should pray for wisdom and understanding. (True/False)
- Prayer can only be done at church. (True/False)
- God is always willing to forgive when we repent. (True/False)
- Jesus gave His life so we could have eternal life. (True/False)
- The Prodigal Son did not repent of his wrongs. (True/False)
- Jesus said, “Remember me when you come into your kingdom” on the cross. (True/False)
- Forgiveness is only for adults. (True/False)
- Prayer brings us closer to God. (True/False)
- We should pray for peace in our communities. (True/False)
- Jesus has the power to forgive sins. (True/False)
- The Prodigal Son spoke to his uncle when he returned home. (True/False)
- Jesus taught His disciples the Lord’s Prayer. (True/False)
- Jesus’ life was sacrificed to make us wealthy. (True/False)
Section E: Fill-in-the-Gaps Questions
- ________ means breaking God’s law.
- A person who repents shows ________ for their wrongs.
- Prayer is our way of ________ with God.
- Jesus taught His disciples to pray in ________.
- One of the conditions of forgiveness is to ________ for our sins.
- Jesus’ prayer included ________ and ________.
- The ________ Son asked for forgiveness from his father.
- Jesus gave His life so that we may have ________.
- We should pray for things like ________ and ________.
- Jesus taught us to forgive others as we ________.
- ________ is the key to prayer.
- Jesus was crucified to ________ our sins.
- The Prodigal Son was welcomed back with ________.
- The thief on the cross asked Jesus to ________.
- One thing we can pray for is ________.
- The Lord’s Prayer teaches us to forgive ________.
- God always listens to our ________.
- ________ helps us become stronger in our faith.
- Jesus said, “Father forgive them for they ________ what they do.”
- Forgiveness helps heal ________ between people.
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