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CTH211&Stid=172&Pid=T 1/10 7/19/2017 Untitled Document 7/19/2017 Untitled Document eExam Question Bank Coursecode: Choose Coursecode Delete Selected Questions Assign Selected Questions to eExam Show 150 entries Search: Question Type Question A B C D Answer Remark FBQ Codex Alexandrinus was 5th century fifth century eExam which manuscript FBQ Codex Sinaiticus was Mount Horeb eExam discovered by Constantine Tischendorf convert of St. Catherine on which mountain FBQ codex sinaiticus is 1st first eExam designated with what Hebrew letter FBQ The full New International 1978 eExam Version was first published in FBQ While Peshitta is Syriac, Egypt Ethiopia eExam Coptic Version is FBQ While Septuagint was a Literal eExam paraphrased translation, Pershitta was FBQ Peshitta means Simple eExam translation FBQ what is the oldest translation Syriac version Vulgate eExam of the Hebrew Scriptures FBQ The New Testament was Koine Greek Greek eExam written in which language? FBQ Which version became the King James KJV eExam authorized version? Version http://www.tmanouonline.net/activate_eexam.php?coursecode=CTH211&stid=172&pid=T 1/10 7/19/2017 Untitled Document FBQ The Wycliffe English version Vulgate Latin version eExam was translated from FBQ the first Bible version that Vulgate Latin version eExam was ever issued from the press was FBQ The Greek Version of Old Septuagint LXX eExam Testament is called FBQ The Latin Version of the Vulgate eExam Bible is called FBQ The popular version of the Pershitta Syriac Bible eExam Pentateuch used by Jewish Christian around 4th Century was FBQ MSS stands for Manuscript eExam FBQ LXX stands for Septuagint eExam FBQ Syriac Version of the Bible is Peshitta eExam called FBQ Christian religion was 4th century fourth century eExam pronounced the official faith of the Roman Empire in which century FBQ The major reason for the Change in eExam revision of the King James English Version is FBQ what manuscripts that were minuscules eExam written in a running hand or cursive style FBQ Chester Beatty Papyrus is 400 eExam dated around FBQ Chester Beatty Papyrus is a Pauline eExam papyrus of which Epistles http://www.tmanouonline.net/activate_eexam.php?coursecode=CTH211&stid=172&pid=T 2/10 7/19/2017 Untitled Document FBQ Presently, the number of 100 eExam known papyri is about FBQ The earliest papyri are dated 2nd eExam from which century FBQ Codex Regius is what 8th eExam century uncial FBQ Codex Claromontanus Epistles eExam contains only the FBQ Codex Bezae contains Four Gospels eExam mainly and Acts FBQ The Alexandrian text is Vatican eExam represented by the Sinaitic codices and FBQ The biblical Manuscripts Wadi Qumran eExam were discovered in caves around FBQ While the Old Testament was Greek eExam written in Hebrew and Aramaic, New Testament was written in FBQ The Alexandrian text is Vatican eExam represented by the Sinaitic codices and FBQ What type of translation is Paraphraistic paraphrase eExam Septuagint? FBQ what reflected one form of The Septuagint eExam Hebrew text in the third and second centuries B.C as a witness of high values FBQ what was written before The Septuagint eExam Antiochus destroyed several text ancient Hebrew manuscripts FBQ The usefulness of Targums methods of eExam is interpretation http://www.tmanouonline.net/activate_eexam.php?coursecode=CTH211&stid=172&pid=T 3/10 7/19/2017 Untitled Document FBQ what gradually came to Aramaic eExam replace Hebrew in the later history of the Jews FBQ The word targum is Hebrew, 1 eExam but not found in the Old Testament: True or False FBQ The American Standard 1901 eExam Version was published in FBQ A major reason for the English Usage eExam revision of the King James Version was FBQ The King James Version of 1611 eExam the Bible was published in FBQ Richard Taverner published 1539 eExam a revised edition of Matthew’s Bible in FBQ Whose work in the reign of John Rogers eExam Queen Mary was properly taken as the first Authorized Version from the order of Henry VIII? FBQ what is the oldest among the Syrian eExam Hebrew Scriptures FBQ The fourth class of Greek Lectionaries eExam manuscripts is called FBQ The minuscule of which 12 eExam century, containing the entire New Testament except the Apocalpse . FBQ Codex Bezae was first given Cambridge eExam to which university in 1581 FBQ Codex Bezae is which 6th eExam century Greco Latin text http://www.tmanouonline.net/activate_eexam.php?coursecode=CTH211&stid=172&pid=T 4/10 7/19/2017 Untitled Document FBQ Codex Ephraemi is a mixture Alexandrian eExam of and Byzantine FBQ what contains portions of Codex eExam every book except 2 Ephraemi Thessalonians and 2 John Rescriptu FBQ Codex Ephraemi Rescriptus 5th eExam is which century manuscript FBQ Codex Vaticanus, is Alexandrian eExam considered almost to define text FBQ what is bilingual Greek and Codex eExam Latin manuscript Claromontanus FBQ what is the most Codex Bezae eExam controversial text of all New Testament manuscripts FBQ what is widely regarded as Codex eExam the most important surviving Vaticanus Biblical manuscript FBQ The earliest minuscules date 9 eExam from which century FBQ Codex Vaticanus is an uncial 4th eExam of which century FBQ which was the first uncial to Codex eExam come to the attention of Alexandrinus European scholars? FBQ Codex Alexandrinus contains Clement of eExam the two letters of Rome FBQ which king received Codex King of eExam Alexandrinus in 1628? England MCQ The Alexandrian text is Talmud and Jordan and Egyptian and Sinaitic and D eExam represented by the Qumram Dead Sea Libyan Vatican ___________ Codices codices http://www.tmanouonline.net/activate_eexam.php?coursecode=CTH211&stid=172&pid=T 5/10 7/19/2017 Untitled Document MCQ Before the centralising Alexandria Antioch Caesarea Ethiopia D eExam influence of Constantople, there were types of Greek text associated with a number of cities and regions, such as the following except ___________ MCQ While the Old Testament was Latin Greek German Arabic B eExam written in Hebrew and Aramaic, New Testament was written in _______ MCQ The earliest copies of the the eleventh or eigth or nineth fifth or none of the A eExam Samaritan Pentateuch were twelfth century century seventh aboveq believed to belong to A.D. _________ MCQ Describe Septuagint Literal Paraphraistic Amplified Exegetical B eExam _________ Translation MCQ what reflected one form of The Septuagint Talmud Vulgate Authorized A eExam Hebrew text in the third and Version second centuries B.C as a witness of high values ____________ MCQ which destroyed ancient Alexander the Nebuchadnezer Antiochus Macabees C eExam Hebrew manuscripts after Great Epiphanes the Septuagint text was written _______ MCQ The usefulness of Targums Annual methods of Sanctification Baptism B eExam is _______ festivals interpretation MCQ what gradually came to Greek Latin Aramaic Arabic C eExam replace Hebrew in the later history of the Jews ___________ MCQ The word targum is Hebrew, no Yes not true Not Sure B eExam but not found in the Old Testament _________ MCQ The first copy of the 1760 1976 1616 1712 C eExam Samaritan Pentateuch got to Europe in _________ MCQ Scholars claimed that the Moses Joshua Abihu Eleazer C eExam person who wrote the oldest Hebrew MSS was __________ MCQ The Hebrew Pentateuch The Judeans Egyptians Jordanians A eExam preserved by ________ Samaritans MCQ The texts from Qumran were The orthodox The orthodox The orthodox The A eExam are sectarian and probably rabbinic rabbinic rabbinic orthodox form the preChristian and transmission transmission transmission rabbinic early Christian era, while the from the from the third from the transmission texts from Murabba’at and second century century A.D. fourth from the first Masada, represent A.D. century A.D. century A.D. _______________ http://www.tmanouonline.net/activate_eexam.php?coursecode=CTH211&stid=172&pid=T 6/10 7/19/2017 Untitled Document MCQ The biblical Manuscripts Sea of Galilee Wadi Qumran Lebanon Golan B eExam which were discovered in Heights caves around the Northwest of the Dead Sea in 1947 was ___________ MCQ Three systems of Supralinear Infralinear Mizraim Tiberian D eExam vocalization in Hebrew texts include the following except__________________ MCQ who introduced vowel-signs Massoretes Saducees Pharicees Scholars A eExam and punctuation or accentual marks into the consonantal text ___________ MCQ Which of the following is a Jeremiah Isaiah Joel Kings D eExam former prophet _______ MCQ Which Scribe probably Josiah Ezra Nehemiah Jeremiah B eExam brought Torah to Jerusalem? _____ MCQ The Torah includes the Deuteronomy Joshua Genesis Numbers B eExam following, except ___________ MCQ The American Standard 1801 1701 1901 1601 C eExam Version was published in _____ MCQ A major reason for the Factual error English Usage Evangelism Exegesis B eExam revision of the King James Version was ______ MCQ The King James Version of 1611 1911 1711 1811 A eExam the Bible was published in ____________ MCQ Richard Taverner published 1950 1289 1539 1620 C eExam a revised edition of Matthew’s Bible in _________ MCQ Whose work in the reign of John Calvin John Wesley John Rogers John C eExam Queen Mary was properly Christostom taken as the first Authorized Version from the order of Henry VIII? _____ MCQ what is the oldest among the Coptic Syrian Vulgate Alexandrian B eExam Hebrew Scriptures ________ MCQ The fourth class of Greek Lexicon Lectionaries Lectern Lenten B eExam manuscripts is called ____________, MCQ The minuscule of which 10 12 14 16 B eExam century, containing the entire New Testament except the Apocalpse _______ http://www.tmanouonline.net/activate_eexam.php?coursecode=CTH211&stid=172&pid=T
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