Christian Religious Studies (CRS) Primary 3 Second Term Mid-Term Test

Week 7: Mid-Term Assessment and Break

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Assessment Components

The mid-term test will assess pupils’ understanding of the topics covered in the first six weeks of the second term, including:

1. Promise of the Saviour
2. Understanding Jesus as Our Saviour
3. Jesus the Way to the Father
4. Jesus the Good Shepherd
5. Psalm 23 – The Good Shepherd
6. Jesus the Bread of Life

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Part A: Objective Questions (Fill-in-the-Blank with Options)

Choose the correct answer from the options given.

1. God promised to send a ______ to save the world.
   a) Teacher
   b) Prophet
   c) Saviour
   d) Soldier
2. The Saviour God promised is ______.
   a) Moses
   b) Jesus
   c) David
   d) Elijah
3. Jesus came to save us from our ______.
   a) Enemies
   b) Sins
   c) Friends
   d) Teachers
4. Jesus said, “I am the ______ and the life.”
   a) Door
   b) Bread
   c) Way
   d) Truth
5. Jesus is the ______ to the Father.
   a) Path
   b) Bridge
   c) Way
   d) Road
6. Jesus is the Good ______.
   a) Teacher
   b) Shepherd
   c) Farmer
   d) Fisherman
7. A good shepherd takes care of his ______.
   a) Goats
   b) Cows
   c) Sheep
   d) Horses
8. In Psalm 23, the Lord is my ______.
   a) Teacher
   b) Shepherd
   c) Father
   d) Brother
9. Jesus said, “I am the Bread of ______.”
   a) Food
   b) Heaven
   c) Life
   d) Earth
10. Whoever believes in Jesus will have ______ life.
    a) Temporary
    b) Short
    c) Eternal
    d) Hard
11. The Bible is the ______ of God.
    a) Voice
    b) Word
    c) Law
    d) Bread
12. Jesus died on the ______ for our sins.
    a) Mountain
    b) Cross
    c) Tree
    d) Altar
13. Jesus said, “My sheep hear my ______.”
    a) Voice
    b) Words
    c) Footsteps
    d) Name
14. David wrote the book of ______.
    a) Psalms
    b) Proverbs
    c) Exodus
    d) John
15. Jesus gives us ______ life.
    a) Happy
    b) Eternal
    c) Short
    d) Temporary
16. The Bible tells us about ______.
    a) Animals
    b) God’s love
    c) Weather
    d) Games
17. A shepherd uses a ______ to guide the sheep.
    a) Stick
    b) Rod and staff
    c) Stone
    d) Hand
18. Jesus is the only way to ______.
    a) Heaven
    b) School
    c) Work
    d) The city
19. “The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not ______.”
    a) Eat
    b) Fear
    c) Want
    d) Cry
20. Jesus said, “I am the ______ door.”
    a) Open
    b) Good
    c) Right
    d) Strong

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Part B: Theory Questions (Short Answer Questions)

Answer the following questions in your own words.

1. Who did God promise to send as a Saviour?
2. Why did Jesus come to the world?
3. What does it mean that Jesus is “the Way to the Father”?
4. What is the work of a shepherd?
5. Why is Jesus called the Good Shepherd?
6. What lesson do we learn from Psalm 23?
7. What does Jesus mean when He says, “I am the Bread of Life”?
8. How can we receive the Bread of Life?
9. Why do we need Jesus in our lives?
10. Who wrote Psalm 23?
11. What happens when we believe in Jesus?
12. What does “eternal life” mean?
13. How does Jesus protect His followers?
14. Why is it important to follow Jesus?
15. What is the meaning of “My sheep hear my voice”?
16. How can we follow Jesus as our Shepherd?
17. What does the Bible say about God’s love for us?
18. What do we learn from Jesus’ teachings?
19. Where in the Bible can we find the words “I am the Bread of Life”?
20. Why should we trust in Jesus?

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Part C: True or False Questions

Write True or False for each statement.

1. Jesus is the only way to God.
2. A shepherd takes care of cows.
3. God did not promise to send a Saviour.
4. Jesus is the Bread of Life.
5. Psalm 23 was written by Moses.
6. The Good Shepherd lays down His life for the sheep.
7. Jesus said, “Whoever believes in me will have eternal life.”
8. The Bible is not important for Christians.
9. A shepherd uses a rod and staff to guide the sheep.
10. Jesus said, “I am the Bread of Food.”
11. Jesus came to save us from our sins.
12. The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want.
13. The Good Shepherd does not care for his sheep.
14. Jesus said, “I am the way, the truth, and the life.”
15. Bread is only for eating and has no spiritual meaning.
16. Jesus gives us temporary life.
17. Christians follow Jesus’ teachings.
18. Jesus’ voice is recognized by His followers.
19. We can live forever without Jesus.
20. God loves us and sent Jesus to save us.

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Part D: Fill-in-the-Gaps Questions (No Multiple-Choice Options)

1. Jesus is the ______ of Life.
2. The Lord is my ______, I shall not want.
3. Jesus said, “I am the ______, the truth, and the life.”
4. Jesus came to save us from our ______.
5. A shepherd takes care of his ______.
6. In Psalm 23, God prepares a table before us in the presence of our ______.
7. Jesus said, “My sheep hear my ______.”
8. Jesus died on the ______ for our sins.
9. The Good Shepherd lays down His ______ for the sheep.
10. “I am the Bread of ______.”
11. God promised to send a ______ to save the world.
12. A good shepherd uses a ______ and staff to guide his sheep.
13. The Bible is the Word of ______.
14. Jesus gives ______ life to those who believe in Him.
15. We can receive the Bread of Life by ______ in Jesus.
16. “He makes me lie down in ______ pastures.”
17. “He leads me beside the ______ waters.”
18. Jesus is the only way to ______.
19. “Surely goodness and ______ shall follow me all the days of my life.”
20. We should trust and ______ in Jesus.

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Conclusion

This mid-term test helps assess pupils’ understanding of Jesus as our Saviour, the Good Shepherd, and the Bread of Life. The test covers multiple-choice, short-answer, True/False, and fill-in-the-gap questions to ensure comprehensive evaluation.