Ecclesiastes 4

What did the author observe about the oppressed in verse 4:1?

• They had many comforters.

• They had no comforter.

• They were able to overthrow the oppressors.

• They rejoiced in their suffering.

In verse 4:2, whom does the author praise?

• The living who are still alive.

• The oppressed who fight back.

• The dead who have already died.

• The rich who enjoy their wealth.

According to verse 4:6, what is better than both hands full with travail and vexation of spirit?

• A fool's idleness.

• A handful with quietness.

• The envy of a neighbor.

• A life of luxury.

What lesson about companionship is conveyed in verse 4:9-10?

• One should always work alone to avoid disputes.

• Two are better than one because they have a good reward for their labor and can help each other when one falls.
  

• It is better to be alone and independent.

• Companionship leads to vanity and vexation of spirit.

In verse 4:13, who is considered better than an old and foolish king?

• A rich man with many friends.

• A wise counselor.

• A poor and wise child.

• A strong warrior.

What is the significance of the "threefold cord" mentioned in verse 4:12?

• It represents vanity and vexation.

• It symbolizes strength and unity, as it is not quickly broken.

• It indicates the futility of material wealth.

• It is a symbol of loneliness and despair.

In verse 4:8, what is the man without child or brother never satisfied with?

• Wisdom.

• Power.

• Riches.

• Companionship.

What does the author conclude about the "second child" in verse 4:15-16?

• He will bring eternal joy to the people.

• He will be remembered forever by the people.

• He will also face vanity and vexation of spirit.

• He will rule justly and wisely.

The author observed that the oppressed had many comforters to support them.

• True

• False

The author praised the dead more than the living.

• True

• False