Christian Religious Studies SS 3 – Second Term Week 9 Examination

Exam Instructions

Instructions for Teachers:

1. Ensure a quiet and orderly environment during the exam.
2. Check that students have no unauthorized materials (textbooks, notes, mobile phones, etc.).
3. Read and explain all instructions clearly before students begin.
4. Monitor students closely to prevent any form of examination malpractice.
5. Any student caught cheating should be reported immediately.
6. Encourage honesty and fair play in answering all questions.
7. Allow only permitted writing materials (pens, pencils, erasers).
8. Make sure students submit their answer sheets before leaving the exam hall.

Instructions for Students:

1. Read all instructions before answering the questions.
2. Do not bring any unauthorized materials into the exam hall.
3. Keep your work to yourself and do not communicate with others.
4. Answer all questions honestly—cheating will result in strict penalties.
5. Use only the writing materials allowed by your teacher.
6. Ensure your answers are clear and easy to read.
7. Submit your answer sheet before leaving the exam hall.
8. Pray and do your best—hard work brings success!

Part A: Objective Questions (Multiple Choice)

1. The Holy Spirit came on the day of ______.
   a) Easter
   b) Pentecost
   c) Passover
   d) Good Friday
2. Saul was on his way to ______ when he saw a bright light.
   a) Jerusalem
   b) Nazareth
   c) Damascus
   d) Samaria
3. Who preached the first sermon after Pentecost?
   a) James
   b) Peter
   c) John
   d) Paul
4. The first Christian martyr was ______.
   a) Barnabas
   b) Philip
   c) Stephen
   d) Judas
5. Cornelius was a ______ before his conversion.
   a) Roman soldier
   b) Jewish leader
   c) Fisherman
   d) Carpenter
6. Peter healed a man named ______ in Lydda.
   a) Lazarus
   b) Aeneas
   c) John
   d) Paul
7. Who raised Dorcas (Tabitha) from the dead?
   a) Peter
   b) Paul
   c) Jesus
   d) Stephen
8. The apostles were arrested because they were ______.
   a) Stealing
   b) Preaching about Jesus
   c) Selling goods
   d) Fighting
9. Saul was blinded for ______ days after seeing the light.
   a) 5
   b) 3
   c) 7
   d) 10
10. Who healed Saul’s blindness?
    a) Peter
    b) Ananias
    c) Paul
    d) Cornelius

Part B: Theory Questions (Short Answer)

1. What is Pentecost?
2. Who was Peter?
3. What happened to Saul on the road to Damascus?
4. Why did Peter visit Cornelius?
5. What miracle did Peter perform in Lydda?
6. What was the vision Peter saw in Joppa?
7. Why was Stephen stoned?
8. How did the apostles respond to opposition?
9. How did the church grow despite persecution?
10. Who was the first Gentile convert?
11. What happened to Herod Agrippa I?
12. What did Jesus say about caring for the sick?
13. How does HIV/AIDS affect the body?
14. What are two ways to prevent HIV/AIDS?
15. Who healed Saul of his blindness?
16. What is the significance of Cornelius’ conversion?
17. How did the apostles escape from prison?
18. Who helped Saul in his early ministry?
19. What does it mean to be a Christian witness?
20. How should Christians respond to opposition?

Revision Christian Religious Studies SS 3 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 8

Part C: True or False Questions

1. The Holy Spirit came on Pentecost. (____)
2. Saul was a follower of Jesus before his conversion. (____)
3. Peter refused to preach to Gentiles. (____)
4. Stephen was the first Christian martyr. (____)
5. Cornelius was a Jewish priest. (____)
6. Peter healed a paralyzed man named Aeneas. (____)
7. The apostles never faced opposition. (____)
8. Saul became known as Paul. (____)
9. Jesus healed a sick boy by sending him home in faith. (____)
10. HIV/AIDS is spread by shaking hands. (____)
11. Sharing needles can spread HIV/AIDS. (____)
12. The first church members were only Jews. (____)
13. The apostles stopped preaching after being arrested. (____)
14. Jesus cares for the sick and suffering. (____)
15. Peter preached the first sermon after Pentecost. (____)
16. Paul was never imprisoned. (____)
17. The church prayed when Peter was arrested. (____)
18. Stephen forgave those who killed him. (____)
19. Herod Agrippa I killed James. (____)
20. Saul wrote many letters in the Bible. (____)

Mid Term Test Christian Religious Studies SS 3 Second Term Lesson Notes

Part D: Fill-in-the-Gaps Questions

1. The Holy Spirit came on the day of ______.
2. Saul was traveling to ______ when Jesus appeared to him.
3. ______ healed Saul of blindness.
4. Peter preached his first sermon in ______.
5. The first Christian martyr was ______.
6. Jesus healed the official’s son in ______.
7. Peter stayed with ______ in Joppa.
8. The first Gentile convert was ______.
9. The apostles faced opposition from ______.
10. Stephen was killed by ______.
11. Saul later became known as ______.
12. The church prayed when ______ was arrested.
13. Peter healed a paralyzed man named ______.
14. Dorcas was also called ______.
15. Herod Agrippa I died because he did not give ______ to God.
16. Jesus healed the blind man at the Pool of ______.
17. The final stage of HIV infection is called ______.
18. HIV/AIDS is spread through ______ contact.
19. Christians should show ______ to sick people.
20. The Bible teaches us to ______ our enemies.
21. Saul was blinded for ______ days after his encounter with Jesus.
22. The person who baptized Saul was ______.
23. Peter saw a vision of a sheet filled with ______.
24. The Jewish leaders opposed the apostles because they preached about ______.
25. Stephen was accused of speaking against ______.
26. The Holy Spirit came in the form of tongues of ______.
27. The church grew despite ______ from the authorities.
28. The first Christian martyr in the Bible was ______.
29. Cornelius was a centurion in the city of ______.
30. Jesus healed the lame man at the Pool of ______.