CRS EXAM QUESTIONS FOR JSS3 FIRST TERM

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***JSS3 FIRST TERM* CRS *EXAM QUESTIONS – EDUDELIGHT.COM***

FIRST TERM EXAMINATION CRS

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SUBJECT: C.R.S

TIME: 2HRS

CLASS: JSS 3

1. Prior to the day of Pentecost, members that constituted the early church were (a) 120 (b) 1,200 (c) 3000 (d) 4000.

2. On the day of Pentecost, the Apostles were filled with the Holy Spirit and they all (a) prophesied (b) spoke in tongues (c) baptized the converts (d) preached to the multitudes.

3. ___________yet the most high does not dwell in houses made with hands_____”

Stephen statements means; God is (a) Omnipotent (b) Omnipresent (c) Alpha (d) Omega.

4. On the day of ascension, Jesus promised his disciples (a) peace in the kingdom of God (b) amazing grace (c) power of the Holy Ghost (d) His abiding physical presence.

5. Saul was converted on his journey to (a) Samaria (b) Jerusalem (c) Salamis (d) Damascus.

6. The descent of the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost was prophesied by (a) Amos (b) Joel (c) David (d) Ezekiel.

7. When Peter was in prison the church (a) appealed to the authorities (b) lived in fear (c) prayed ceaselessly (d) fought for his release.

8. Which of the following did not take place on the day of Pentecost? (a) Tongues of fire rested on each disciple’s head (b) The Holy Spirit said “Set apart Paul and Barnabas” (c) A mighty wind came from heaven. (d) Different tongues were spoken.

9. The coming of the Holy Spirit on the Samaritan by the laying on of hands means that.(a) God is Wonderful (b) God is no respecter of races (c) God can give the Holy Spirit in different ways (d) the Holy Spirit is for all races.

10. After the resurrection, Jesus made several appearances for a period of________before his Ascension. (a)40 days (b) 7 weeks (c) 4 weeks (d) 30 days

11. Jesus gave the apostles the _________to evangelize the whole world. (a) Great Commandment (b) Great Commission (c) order (d) Great Authority

12. The promise of the Father was (a) baptism with water (b) baptism with water and the Holy Spirit (c) the coming of the Holy Spirit (d) the Great Commission.

13. The feast of Pentecost was held _______________ weeks after the Passover. (a) 14 (b) 7 (c) 12 (d) 6

14. The feast of Pentecost was_________ festival. (a) a restoration (b) a tabernacle (c) a moon (d) an agricultural.

15. As the Holy Spirit descended on the apostles on the day of Pentecost they began to (a) heal the sick (b) speak in tongues (c) pray (d) preach

16. On the day of Pentecost, Peter advised the crowd to (a) love one another as Jesus had loved them (b) refrain from eating meat sacrifice to idols (c) repent and be baptized in the name of Jesus (d) share whatever they had with one another.

17. The coming down of the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost shows that God never fails in His (a) love (b) mercy (c) Kindness (d) promise.

18. The effect of the Holy Spirit on the apostles was that it (a) made them drunk (b) gave them strength and courage with the work of Jesus (c) made it possible for them to elect a successor to Judas.

19. The healing of the cripple at the Beautiful Gate and the courageous death of Stephen showed the effect of the (a) Ministry of Jesus (b) ministry of the apostles (c) outpouring of the Holy Spirit (d) election of Matthias.

20. When the cripple saw Peter and John enter the Temple he looked at them expecting them to (a) heal him (b) give him the Holy Spirit (c) pray for him (d) give him alms.

21. The Holy Spirit descended on the apostles on the day of Pentecost. This was _________days after the Ascension of Jesus. (a) 10 (b)20 (c) 8 (d) 16

22. The Upper Room where the apostles stayed, was the place where (a) Jesus was arrested (b) Peter betrayed Jesus (c) Jesus was tried (d) the last Supper took place.

23. As the Holy Spirit descended on the apostles on the day of Pentecost they began to (a) heal the sick (b) speak in tongues (c) pray (d) preach

24. The apostles saw something like ________in the shape of tongues resting on each of them (a) stars (b) scales (c) flames (d) fighting

25. When the Holy Spirit came upon the apostles they were filled with joy and (a) gladness (b) kindness (c) humility (d) courage

26. To speak in ‘Other tongues’ means to (a)speak in different languages (b) acquire a second languages (c) be under the influence of the Holy Spirit (d)be under the influence of alcohol

27. Those who have come to Jerusalem to celebrate the feast of Pentecost heard each of the apostles (a) preaching in the name of Jesus (b) proclaiming that Jesus was the Christ (c)preaching in his own language (d) telling them about the Holy Spirit

28. The charge made against the apostles on the day of Pentecost was that they were (a) disciples of Jesus (b) preaching the resurrection from the dead (c) Galileans (d) drunk

29. To explain the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost. Peter quoted Prophet (a) Joel (b) Daniel (c) Isaiah (d) Ezekiel.

30. In his speech on the day of Pentecost , Peter showed that the resurrection of Jesus from the dead had long been prophesied by (a) Joel (b) Isaiah (c) Jeremiah (d) David

31. Peter proved that the Pentecost was a fulfillment of the prophecy of (a)Micah (b) Hosea (c) Amos (d) Joel (e) Isaiah

32. Two of the seven deacons who later became evangelists were (a) Stephen and Nicolaus (b) Stephen and Nicanor (c) Stephen and Philip (d) Philip and Nicolans (e)Philip and Nicanor

33. The vision of peter at Joppa was meant to teach him that (a) Jews were superior to non-Jews (b) there was no need for Gentiles in the church (c) Gentiles and Jews had nothing in common (d) in Christianity here is no racial discrimination

34. After stephen’s martyrdom the evangelist who took the gospel to Samaria was (a) Peter (b) Philip (c) John (d)Paul

35. Peter and John were arrested for the second time by the Jewish authorities because they (a) healed the lame-man (b) preached in the name of Jesus (c) performed many signs and wonders (d)abused the Sanhedrin (e) plotted against the council

36. From his experience on the road to Damascus. Saul learnt all the following except that (a) persecuting the church meant persecuting the Lord (b) in persecuting the church he was kicking against the pricks(c) his confidence in Judaism was misplaced (d)he was specially chosen to preach to the Gentiles

37. The Apostles were encourage to preach by (a) the reincarnation of saints (b) their fellowship and togetherness (c) the indwelling of the Holy Spirit (d) the continued physical presence of Jesus € the serious persecution that faced them

38. Which of the following did not characterize the life of fellowship led by the early church? (a) members met regularly for prayers and thanksgiving (b) members devoted themselves to the apostles teaching (c) members had all things in common (d) those who sold their possessions kept part of the proceeds to themselves (e) members shared in the problems of one another

39. Saul could be said to have persecuted Jesus Christ by (a) mocking Jesus on the day of pentecost (b) attacking Jesus for disobeying the laws of Moses (c) opposing the Christians on the way (d) accusing Stephen (e) condemning the preaching of the gospel

40. Saul was a native of (a) Paphos (b) Jerusalem (c) Corinth (d) Galatia (e) Tarsus

41. In the act of the Apostles all the following were the characteristics of communal living in the early church except (a) sharing of goods (b) hiding from Jewish arrest (c) praying together (d) breaking of bread (e) having fellowship together

42. The story of Ananias and Saphira was intended to engender in he early church the spirit of (a) faithfulness and love (b) tolerance and humidity (c) honesty and willingness to sacrifice (d) contentment and leadership (e) self-reliance and obedience

43. The first Christian Martyr was (a) James (b) Stephen (c) John (d) Jesus Christ

44. Stephen died courageously when the people (a) hanged him on the cross (b) stoned him to death (c) buried him alive (d) lynched him

45. What united all the different members of the early church was their (a) Jewish descent (b) patronage of the feast of Pentecost (c) observance of law of Moses (d) common faith in Jesus Christ

46. The story fellowship and the type of sharing which enabled the early Christians to solve their problems were the fruits of (a) their devotion (b) their joint efforts (c) super human strength (d) the Holy spirit

47. The coming down of the Holy spirit on the day of Pentecost shows that God never fails in His (a) love (b) mercy (c) kindness (d) promise

48. Stephen was inspired by …..to preach and argue successfully with the opponents of Christianity. (a) Peter (b) Barnabas (c) the Holy Spirit (d) Apostles

49. To explain the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost Peter quoted the prophet (a) Joel (b) Daniel (c) Isaiah (d) Ezekiel

50. Paul condemned Christianity because he (a) hated Jesus Christ (b) hated the Apostles (c) was a Pharisee (d) did not understand it.

THEORY: Answer two Questions

(1) Explain why Jesus promised the Holy Spirit to the disciples.

(1b) State the reactions of the on lookers.

(2) State three activities which the early church did together

(2b) State two reasons why the widows of Hellenlist murmured.

(3) Give three reasons for the arrest of Peter and John

(b) What is Conflict?.

JSS3 FIRST TERM CRS EXAM QUESTIONS – EDUDELIGHT.COM

CRS

The Holy Spirit is the (a) first person of the Trinity (b) spirit that controls man (c) third personality of the Trinity (d) falling spirit of God
Which of these is not a function of the Holy Spirit (a) advocating for man (b) counselling man (c) parading man (d) teaching man
The first set of people to experience the Holy Spirit are the (a) Gentiles (b) disciples (c) Jews (d) Romans
Which of the following precedes power that Jesus promised the disciples (a) temptation (b) Holy Ghost (c) feast of Passover (d) meeting in the upper room
Jesus last speech to His disciples was at Mount (a) Horeb (b) Sinai (c) Olive (d) Carmel

The coming of the Holy Spirit was on day of (a) Passover (b) Papacy (c) Pentecost

(d) Power

The apostles spoke in different tongues because (a) they were with filled the joy of the coming of the Holy Spirit (b) they were filled with the Holy tongues (c) they were filled with Holy Spirit (d) they were filled with new Spirit
How many days after the feast of Passover was the Pentecost? (a) 40 (b) 50 (c) 60

(d) 12

How many disciples were in the upper room? (a) 12 (b) 11 (c) about 120 (d) 500
Most of the apostles were from city of (a) Galilee (b) Cyrene (c) Greece (d) Judea

The Holy Spirit is not one of the following to the early disciples (a) comforter (b) teacher (c) adviser (d) prayer warrior.
The first miracle by the apostles was done by (a) James (b) Peter (c) Paul (d) John
The first miracle by the apostles was done on the ………. man at the beautiful gate (a) lame (b) blind (c) deaf (d) epileptic
Which of these is not an effect of the Holy Spirit on the early disciples (a) boldness (b) eloquence (c) courage (d) power
The Holy Spirit did not appear as one of the following on the Pentecost day (a) tongue

(b) wind (c) water (d) fire

Who was the founder of the church? (a) Peter (b) Jesus (c) Paul (d) apostles
Who was the head of the early church? (a) Peter (b) Paul (c) James (d) apostles
What was the requisite for joining members of the early church? (a) righteousness (b) salvation (c) humility (d) patience
How many souls were added to the church after Peter’s speech on Pentecost day (a) 2000 (b) 3000 (c) 500 (d) 120
On Pentecost day, the disciples attracted people because they were (a) praying aloud (b) speaking in tongues (c) conversing with God (d) willing to show love to people.
Which of the following was not a deacon? (a) Stephen (b) Peter (c) Parmenas (d) Philip
One of the following was not a feature for selecting the deacons. (a) faith (b) virtue (c) eloquence (d) prayer
The most prominent among the deacons was (a) Stephen (b) Philip (c) Timon (d) Parmenas
The sin of Ananias and Sapphira was (a) disobedience (b) lie and deceit (c) over confidence (d) Heresy
The accusation in the early church was directed against the (a) Greek (b) Hebrew (c) Gentile (d) Egyptian
Persecution of the early Christians took place in (a) Jericho (b) Jerusalem (c) Jordan

(d) Joppa

The first martyr of gospel was (a) Peter (b) Jesus (c) Stephen (d) Paul
The most significant person among the persecutors was (a) Saul (b) Pilate (c) Demas Aristophanes
Persecution was against the church for the following reasons except (a) continuation of the egoistic life of the leaders (b) sanity in the religious setting (c) to put a stop to the spread of the gospel (d) to continue to exploit the religious people of the land.
Christians need the following to curb persecution except (a) faith (b) money (c) prayer (d) ego
What led to the dissipation of the disciples in Jerusalem? (a) riot (b) persecution (c) aggression (d) desire
Which apostle moved to Samaria (a) Peter (b) Paul (c) Philip (d) John
…………… and …………… later joined the disciples in Samaria (a) Paul and Peter (b) Peter and John (c) Paul and Silas (d) Peter and James
What was the name of the woman that was raised from dead in Joppa (a) Mary (b) Tabitha (c) Demas (d) Martha
The man that was healed in Lydda was (a) Aeneas (b) Ananias (c) Andrew (d) Peter

THEORY

Highlight two lessons from the story of Dorcas.
Discuss the power that was working for Peter.

THEORY

What are the differences between the persecution in the early church and the persecution in the present day?
Discuss five means Christians can adopt to avoid the spread of persecution.

THEORY

What are the lessons for the modern Christians from the story of Ananias and Sapphira?
What are the differences between deacons appointed by the apostles and the present day deacons?