Question Options Answer
CRS JSS ONE Who is the head of most families? A) Lawyer
B) Teacher
C) Pastor
D) Father
optionD
Children should always ______ their parents. A) Respect
B) Ignore
C) Insult
D) fight
optionA
Which of these is a family member? A) Neighbor
B) Driver
C) Brother
D) Friends
optionC
A happy family is built on ______. A) Love
B) Hatred
C) Quarrels
D) fights
optionA
Parents provide ______ for their children. A) Hatred
B) Care
C) Fear
D) Trouble
optionB
Siblings should ______ one another. A) Fight
B) Help
C) Mock
D) Quarrel
optionB
Which is a responsibility of children? A) Obey parents
B) Disobey parents
C) Hate parents
D) Insult parent
optionA
A good family relationship encourages ______. A) Dishonesty
B) Violence
C) Peace
D) Shame
optionC
Grandparents are part of the ______. A) Friend
B) School
C) Church choir
D) family
optionD
Family members should settle disagreements through ______. A) Dialogue
B) Fighting
C) Shouting
D) Running
optionA
A loving home makers children feel _________. A) Afraid
B) Lonely
C) Save
D) Selfish
optionC
Which quality strengthens family relationships? A) Envy
B) Jealousy
C) Pride
D) Forgiveness
optionD
Parents teach children good ______. A) Manners
B) Lies
C) Violence
D) Curse
optionA
Family members should share ______. A) Responsibilities
B) Hatred
C) Gossip
D) Burden
optionA
Caring for younger ones shows ______. A) Laziness
B) Wickedness
C) Responsibilities
D) Envyness
optionC
Which of these should be avoided in the family? A) Greeting
B) Cooperation
C) Respect
D) Quarrelling
optionD
A family that prays together grows in ______. A) Disagreement
B) Division
C) Unity
D) Anger
optionC
Honesty in the family builds ______. A) Trust
B) Fear
C) Confusion
D) Dishonesty
optionA
Family members should always ______ one another. A) Slap
B) Harm
C) Ignore
D) Support
optionD
The foundation of a good family relationship is ______. A) Pride
B) Love
C) Selfishness
D) Fighting
optionB
Students should respect their ______. A) Enemies
B) Teachers
C) Strangers
D) Foes
optionB
A good student obeys ______. A) School rules
B) Rumors
C) Bad advice
D) Gossip rules
optionA
Classmates should ______ one another. A) Mock
B) Bully
C) Encourage
D) Fight
optionC
Teachers help students to ______. A) Learn
B) Fight
C) Cheat
D) Steal
optionA
Students should keep the classroom ______. A) Dirty
B) Clean
C) Untidy
D) Noisy
optionB
Cooperation in school leads to ______. A) Success
B) Failure
C) Confusion
D) Fighting
optionA
School rules are made to maintain ______. A) Theft
B) Disorder
C) Order
D) Dishonesty
optionC
Students should be ______ during examinations. A) Dishonest
B) Honest
C) Careless
D) Lazy
optionB
A good relationship with classmates encourages ______. A) Jealous
B) Envy
C) Fighting
D) Teamwork
optionD
Respecting others shows good ______. A) Pride
B) Behavior
C) Anger
D) Trait
optionB
School authority should be ______. A) Obeyed
B) Insulted
C) Ignored
D) Disallowed
optionA
Bullying is ______. A) Allowed
B) Wrong
C) Good
D) Funny
optionB
Students should arrive at school ______. A) On time
B) Late
C) Anytime
D) When allowed
optionA
Good communication promotes ______. A) Hatred
B) Confusion
C) Understanding
D) Misunderstanding
optionC
A prefect should be ______. A) Fight
B) Sleep
C) Shout
D) Listen
optionD
Friends in school should ______ each other. A) Lie to
B) Fight
C) Help
D) quarrel
optionC
During prayers, Christians should be ______. A) Carelessly
B) Sadly
C) Cheerfully
D) Shamefully
optionC
CRS JSS TWO Jesus entered Jerusalem on a: A) Horse
B) Donkey
C) Camel
D) Boat
optionB
The triumphal entry happened before: A) The Last Supper
B) The creation of Adam
C) The flood
D) Jesus’ birth
optionA
The people laid on the road: A) Gold
B) Palm branches and clothes
C) Stones
D) Books
optionB
The crowd shouted: A) “Crucify him!”
B) “Hosanna!”
C) “Stop him!”
D) “Leave us!”
optionB
Jesus entered Jerusalem as: A) A farmer
B) A king
C) A soldier
D) A judge
optionB
The triumphal entry showed Jesus’: A) Poverty
B) Humility
C) Anger
D) Fear
optionB
The donkey symbolized: A) War
B) Peace
C) Hunger
D) Pain
optionB
The triumphal entry is also called: A) Palm Sunday
B) Good Friday
C) Easter Monday
D) Christmas Day
optionA
Jesus was welcomed by: A) Only the disciples
B) The crowd
C) Roman governors
D) Priests only
optionB
Jerusalem is the city where Jesus: A) Was born
B) Entered triumphantly
C) Was raised
D) Was baptized
optionB
The people expected Jesus to be a: A) Carpenter
B) King
C) Fisherman
D) Teacher of law
optionB
The triumphal entry took place during: A) Passover
B) Harvest festival
C) Pentecost
D) Christmas
optionA
Jesus accepted the praise of the people because: A) He was proud
B) It was right for him
C) He was rich
D) He wanted fame
optionB
The Last Supper was the last meal Jesus ate with: A) Pharisees
B) Disciples
C) Soldiers
D) Priests
optionB
The Last Supper was eaten during: A) Passover
B) Pentecost
C) Easter Monday
D) Lent only
optionA
Jesus broke bread and said it represented: A) His body
B) His clothes
C) His house
D) His crown
optionA
The cup of wine represented: A) His blood
B) His tears
C) His sweat
D) His throne
optionA
Jesus told the disciples to do this in remembrance of him: A) Sing songs
B) Eat and drink
C) Fast always
D) Sleep early
optionB
The Last Supper is connected with: A) Holy Communion
B) Baptism only
C) Marriage
D) Ordination
optionA
During the Last Supper, Jesus showed: A) Hatred
B) Love
C) Laziness
D) Pride
optionB
Jesus said one of the disciples would: A) Buy food
B) Betray him
C) Become rich
D) Travel abroad
optionB
The disciple who betrayed Jesus was: A) Peter
B) John
C) Judas Iscariot
D) Matthew
optionC
The Last Supper teaches Christians about: A) Revenge
B) Fellowship
C) Fighting
D) Greed
optionB
Jesus washed the disciples’ feet to teach: A) Pride
B) Servanthood
C) Laziness
D) Wealth
B*
The disciples were told to remember Jesus through: A) Singing alone
B) The bread and wine
C) Dancing
D) Gifts
optionB
Jesus was betrayed by: A) Peter
B) Judas Iscariot
C) James
D) Andrew
optionB
Judas betrayed Jesus with a: A) Song
B) Kiss
C) Letter
D) Coin only
optionB
Judas received money for betraying Jesus: A) 10 coins
B) 20 pieces of silver
C) 30 pieces of silver
D) 100 coins
optionC
Jesus was arrested in: A) Bethlehem
B) Gethsemane
C) Nazareth
D) Jericho
optionB
Jesus had gone to Gethsemane to: A) Sleep
B) Pray
C) Eat bread
D) Fish
optionB
The soldiers arrested Jesus at night: A) After the wedding
B) In the garden
C) In the temple
D) In the market
optionB
Peter cut off the ear of: A) A woman
B) A soldier’s servant
C) Judas
D) A priest
optionB
Jesus healed the servant’s ear, showing: A) Hatred
B) Mercy
C) Weakness
D) Fear
optionB
The arrest of Jesus shows that he: A) Ran away
B) Accepted God’s will
C) Was confused
D) Was guilty
optionB
Judas identified Jesus to the soldiers with: A) A sign
B) A kiss
C) A message
D) A whistle
optionB
Jesus was arrested by: A) Fishermen
B) Soldiers and officials
C) Shepherds
D) Traders
optionB
The disciples after the arrest were: A) Happy
B) Scattered
C) Sleeping at home
D) Singing
optionB
Jesus was not arrested because he was sinful, but because: A) People loved him
B) It was part of God’s plan
C) He asked for it
D) He was rich
optionB
Jesus was first taken to: A) Pilate and the authorities
B) Mary
C) John
D) Joseph
optionA
The Jewish leaders wanted Jesus to be: A) Made king
B) Killed
C) Freed
D) Honoured
optionB
Peter followed Jesus: A) Far away
B) Into heaven
C) On a donkey
D) In a boat
optionA
Peter denied Jesus: A) Once
B) Twice
C) Three times
D) Four times
optionC
Peter denied Jesus because he was: A) Brave
B) Afraid
C) Joyful
D) Sick
optionB
After denying Jesus, Peter: A) Slept
B) Cried bitterly
C) Laughed
D) Ran to Galilee
optionB
Jesus was accused by: A) Friends
B) False witnesses
C) Disciples
D) Women only
optionB
The trial of Jesus shows: A) Injustice
B) Fairness
C) Peace
D) Wealth
optionA
Pilate found no strong fault in Jesus, but: A) He still wanted to punish him
B) He released him immediately
C) He ignored the crowd
D) He became a disciple
optionA
Peter’s denial teaches Christians to avoid: A) Courage
B) Fear and disloyalty
C) Prayer
D) Faith
optionB
A rooster crowed after Peter denied Jesus: A) One time
B) Three times
C) No time
D) Many times only
optionB
Peter promised to be loyal, but later: A) Kept quiet
B) Denied Jesus
C) Became king
D) Fled to Egypt
optionB
Jesus was crucified on a: A) Bed
B) Cross
C) Chair
D) Tree house
optionB
The place of crucifixion was called: A) Bethlehem
B) Golgotha
C) Jordan
D) Sinai
optionB
Golgotha means: A) Place of joy
B) Place of a skull
C) House of prayer
D) City of peace
optionB
Jesus was crucified between: A) Two kings
B) Two thieves
C) Two priests
D) Two prophets
optionB
On the cross, Jesus said: A) “I am hungry”
B) “It is finished”
C) “I am leaving”
D) “Call the soldiers”
optionB
The crucifixion shows Jesus’: A) Suffering for sinners
B) Wealth
C) Anger
D) Failure
optionA
One thief mocked Jesus, but the other: A) Laughed
B) Asked for mercy
C) Ran away
D) Arrested him
optionB
Jesus was mocked by: A) Only women
B) Soldiers and leaders
C) His mother
D) Children
optionB
The sign above Jesus on the cross said he was: A) A prophet
B) King of the Jews
C) A soldier
D) A teacher
optionB
The crucifixion reminds Christians of: A) Love and sacrifice
B) Fighting
C) Riches
D) Laziness
optionA
Jesus was crucified because: A) He was helpless
B) He chose to fulfill God’s plan
C) He broke a toy
D) He wanted fame
optionB
When Jesus died, many people realized: A) He was only a farmer
B) He was truly God’s Son
C) He was not important
D) He was a thief
optionB
Jesus died on: A) Good Friday
B) Easter Sunday
C) Palm Sunday
D) Monday
optionA
When Jesus died, the temple curtain: A) Was painted red
B) Tore in two
C) Disappeared
D) Burned down
optionB
A Roman centurion said Jesus was: A) A thief
B) The Son of God
C) A farmer
D) A prophet only
optionB
Joseph of Arimathea asked for Jesus’ body to: A) Sell it
B) Bury it
C) Burn it
D) Hide it forever
optionB
Nicodemus helped in Jesus’ burial by bringing: A) Bread
B) Spices
C) Water
D) Sand
optionB
Jesus was buried in a: A) Field
B) Tomb
C) River
D) Barn
optionB
The tomb where Jesus was buried was: A) Owned by Joseph of Arimathea
B) Owned by Peter
C) Owned by Judas
D) Owned by Pilate
optionA
A stone was placed at the entrance of the tomb to: A) Decorate it
B) Seal it
C) Break it
D) Open it
optionB
Jesus’ burial shows that he truly: A) Slept for a while
B) Died as a human being
C) Became invisible
D) Was not important
optionB
The burial of Jesus fulfilled: A) God’s plan of salvation
B) A fishing trip
C) A royal coronation
D) A wedding plan
optionA
The women watched where Jesus was buried because they: A) Wanted to steal
B) Loved and cared for him
C) Were soldiers
D) Were rulers
optionB
Jesus rose from the dead on: A) Friday
B) Sunday
C) Wednesday
D) Monday
optionB
The resurrection means Jesus: A) Slept forever
B) Came back to life
C) Was forgotten
D) Changed country
optionB
The first people to see the empty tomb were: A) Soldiers
B) Women
C) Priests
D) Fishermen
optionB
The stone at the tomb was found: A) Very heavy
B) Rolled away
C) Broken by fire
D) Under water
option B
The resurrection of Jesus shows that he has power over: A) Money
B) Death
C) Water
D) Land
optionB
Jesus appeared first to: A) Mary Magdalene
B) Pilate
C) Judas
D) Caiaphas
optionA
The resurrection gives Christians: A) Fear
B) Hope
C) Sadness only
D) Doubt
optionB
The empty tomb means: A) Jesus was stolen forever
B) Jesus rose from death
C) Jesus did not exist
D) The tomb was useless
optionB
After his resurrection, Jesus told the disciples to: A) Hide forever
B) Go and preach
C) Stop praying
D) Leave Jerusalem and forget him
optionB
The resurrection is celebrated by Christians at: A) Easter
B) Christmas
C) Harvest
D) Easter Monday only
optionA
The resurrection proves that Jesus is: A) Weak
B) Alive forever
C) A myth
D) A stranger
optionB
The women at the tomb were told: A) Jesus is dead
B) Jesus is risen
C) Go home
D) Tell no one
optionB
One woman who followed Jesus closely was: A) Mary Magdalene
B) Sarah
C) Ruth
D) Deborah
optionA
Women were present: A) Only at Jesus’ birth
B) At Jesus’ death and burial
C) Only in the temple
D) Only at the wedding in Cana
optionB
The women showed: A) Fear and hatred
B) Faithfulness and love
C) Greed and pride
D) Laziness and anger
optionB
Women were the first to receive the news of: A) Jesus’ arrest
B) Jesus’ resurrection
C) Peter’s denial
D) The Last Supper
optionB
Mary Magdalene is important because she: A) Betrayed Jesus
B) Saw the risen Jesus
C) Was a soldier
D) Doubted Jesus always
optionB
Women followed Jesus to the cross because they: A) Wanted to mock him
B) Loved him
C) Were forced
D) Were guards
optionB
The role of women teaches Christians to be: A) Careless
B) Loyal in suffering
C) Proud
D) Lazy
optionB
Women helped prepare Jesus’ body with: A) Oil and spices
B) Water and sugar
C) Bread and fish
D) Clothes and shoes
optionA
The women’s presence at the tomb shows that they were: A) Unimportant
B) Courageous
C) Angry
D) Rich
optionB
The women were sad after Jesus’ death because they: A) Did not know him
B) Loved him dearly
C) Were enemies
D) Were strangers
optionB
Christian women today can learn from these women to be: A) Faithful and caring
B) Dishonest
C) Proud
D) Lazy
optionA
The women at the burial stayed near Jesus when many others: A) Ran away
B) Sang
C) Ate
D) Travelled abroad
optionA
The women’s role in the burial of Jesus shows: A) Neglect
B) Service
C) Rebellion
D) Fear only
optionB
One important lesson from the women is that Christians should: A) Give up in hard times
B) Serve God faithfully
C) Hate others
D) Ignore Jesus
optionB
Women were important in Jesus’ death and burial because they: A) Helped, watched, and announced the resurrection
B) Caused his death
C) Arrested him
D) Denied him
optionA