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Workbook Gr3-4 1. How should we NOT deal with a situation like Fady’s situation? a. Insult c. Ignored feelings b. Gossip d. All of the Above 2. What reaction shows NO love or empathy? a. Strife c. Gossip b. Insult d. All of the Above 3. Complete the Verse. “Not returning evil for _________________ or reviling for _________________________ but on the contrary ___________________.” (First Peter 3 :__ ) 4. What did Our Lord Jesus Christ teach us, specifically in situations like Fady’s? a. Love c. Get revenge b. Forgive d. A and B 5. What should you do if your brother/sister sins against you? a. tell his parents so he can get a punishment b. hit him c. do the same thing he did to you d. tell him his fault between you and him alone 1 6. True or False. The Bible tells us to ignore our feelings and to NOT deal with my anger in the right way. a. True b. False 7. Complete the Verse. “Be _____________ , and do not sin.” ____________________ 4:26 8. What should I do to feel better when someone does something bad to me? a. Not speak to them and c. reconcile just ignore my feelings d. B and C b. forgive 9. What is the name of the parable Jesus told St. Peter to answer his question, “Lord, how often shall my brother sin against me, and I forgive him?” a. The parable of the Samaritan Women b. The parable of the Sower c. The parable of the Unforgiving Servant d. Jesus never told him a parable 10. How much did the servant owe the king? a. Ten thousand bags of gold c. Ten pieces of gold b. Ten shekels d. 3 pieces of silver 2 11. True or False. The King cancelled the servant’s debt but the servant did not cancel his fellow servants debt to him. a. True b. False 12. Who symbolizes the king in this parable? a. Fady c. Our Lord Jesus Christ b. Us d. The government 13. What will happen when we forgive each other? a. Mom and dad will be c. We will get chocolate proud of us d. God will forgive our sins b. We will live forever on earth 14. What prayer do we mention this in? a. Thanksgiving prayer c. Psalm 50 b. The Lord’s prayer d. Psalm 150 15. What do you prove when you forgive someone? a. You are weak c. You are stronger b. Scared d. Shy 16. True or False. Forgiveness depends on you only, but reconciliation depends on the both of you. a. True b. False 3 17. True or False. It’s enough to forgive only. a. True b. False 18. What are the 5 Steps of reconciliation? List them. 1) ________________________________________________ 2) ________________________________________________ 3) ________________________________________________ 4) ________________________________________________ 5) ________________________________________________ 19. Complete the Verse. For God has not given is a spirit of ____________ but of _____________________ and of ___________________ and of a _________________________ __________________” (2 Timothy 1:7) 4 1. What was the man’s name that lived during the reign of King Salmanasar? a. Tobias c. Naphatali b. Tobit d. John 2. What does the name Anna mean? a. God loves me c. God have mercy b. God loves my children d. God has favored me 3. What was Tobit and Anna’s son named? a. Tobias c. Raphael b. Naphatali d. They never had a son 4. Where were Tobit and his family taken into captivity? a. Nineveh c. Kingdom of Israel b. Northern Kingdom d. Southern Kingdom 5. True or False. Tobit and his family were not afraid and they kept God’s commandments. a. True b. False 5 6. What did the king give permission to Tobit to do? a. Serve the people c. to serve his people by burying around him freely the dead b. To baptize them d. A and C 7. How did Tobit loose his eyesight? a. He got really old c. A sparrows dropping fell on b. Someone poked out his his eyes eye d. Someone glued his eyelids together 8. Complete the verse. “______________ me and ______________upon me, do not punish me for my ____________ and my ______________ nor for the sins of my _____________________ , who sinned before me.” 9. Who said this verse? a. Tobit b. God c. Archangel Rophael d. None of the Above 6 10. What did Tobit command his son, Tobias, to do before he went to see his relative? a. Always keep God’s c. Always help the poor and be commandments merciful b. Take care of your mom, d. All of the Above Anna 11. What is the relative’s name that Tobit gave money to loan? a. Gabael c. Thomas b. Gabiral d. Tobiat 12. Complete the Verse. “ __________ I will do ___________ things which you have _______________ me.” (Tobit 5:1) 13. How did Gabael know to give Tobias the money? a. When he sees the note b. When Tobia explains who his father is c. When Tobias shows his id d. The angel appeared to him and told him 14. Who was REALLY the man that was walking with Tobias on his journey? a. His dad c. Archangel Raphael b. Gabael d. God 7 15. What did Azarias command Tobias to take from the fish that attacked him? a. Heart c. Gallbladder b. Liver d. All of the above 16. Why did Azarias ask Tobias to take organs from the fish? a. Useful in healing the c. Help persuade Gabael sick to give him money b. To sell it for money d. All of the above 17. What would the heart and liver do if put on fire? a. Heal the eyes c. Heal disease b. Cast devils away d. Scare the Assyrians away 18. What would the gallbladder do? a. Heal the eyes c. Heal disease b. Cast devils away d. Scare the Assyrians away 19. What was Raguel’s daughter’s name? a. Alexandra c. Jessica b. Dana d. Sarah 8 20. What did Tobias hear about her? a. She was married and she had two sons b. She married 7 times and every time her husband would die the night of the wedding c. She can’t get married d. She is a very bad lady 21. What was Tobias’ request to Raguel? a. To cook breakfast c. To marry Sarah b. To help in the fields d. To give him money 22. How many years had passed since the time Tobias left his house? a. 1 year c. 12 years b. 4 months d. 4 years 23. True or False. Azarias took the reward that Tobit and his family offered him and Azarias took all the glory. a. True b. False 9 1. True or False. The church can be in any shape such as a perfect square. a. True b. False 2. What are the shapes that the church can be built in? a. Square d. Cross b. Ark e. B,C, and D c. Circle 3. What does the cross represent? a. Eternal Church c. The Church as the body of Christ b. Boat of salvation who was crucified for us d. All of the Above 4. What does the circle represent? a. Eternal church c. Boat of salvation b. As the body of Christ d. B and C who was crucified for us 10 5. What does the ark represent? a. Eternal church c. As the body of Christ who was b. Boat of salvation crucified for us d. A and B 6. Fill in the blanks: Through our ______________ and ___________________ ________________ we can go to heaven. 7. How can we be protected from all danger? a. Being a part of the d. Fasts church e. Prayers b. Learning its teachings f. Sacraments c. Rites g. All of the Above 8. How many doors should the church have? a. 1 c. 3 b. 2 d. 4 9. Why should there be a certain number of doors in the church? a. It symbolizes the trinity b. So that it doesn’t get crowded when people leave c. So the boys and girls do not come from the same door d. All of the above 11 10. What is inside of the church called? a. Congregation pews c. Nave b. Church d. Altar 11. Inside of the church it is divided into 2 sections. What are they? a. Chorus of the believers d. A and B b. Chorus of the deacons e. A and C c. Chorus of the congregation 12. What do we find in the chorus of the believers? a. Pews on the left and d. Ambo right e. Laqqan b. Pillars f. All of the Above c. Icons 13. How many pillars are there? a. 13 c. 15 b. 12 d. 10 14. What do the pillars represent? a. Disciples c. The Marys b. Apostles d. The Archangels 12 15. What do the icons represent? a. Saints c. Stories from the old and new b. Jesus testament d. A and B 16. True or False. The Ambo is an elevated or high place where the bishop or priest uses to stand and preach to the people. a. True b. False 17. Where is the Laqqan placed in the church? a. Western part of the nave c. Northern part of the nave b. Eastern part of the nave d. Southern part of the nave 18. What is the Laqqan used for? a. Taking showers c. Washing hands b. Water Liturgies d. A and C 19.
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