GCSE-CB Resurrection and Ascension

What is the Resurrection?

• The physical return of Jesus on the third day after he died

• Jesus being taken up to heaven on the 40th day after Easter

• The action of making amends for wrongdoing

• Jesus appearing after he had resurrected from the dead

Why were the disciples hiding in someone's house?

• They were celebrating a festival.

• They were afraid of Roman Soldiers/Jewish authorities.

• They were planning a surprise for Jesus.

• They were having a meeting.

In Luke’s account, what does Jesus do with the Holy Spirit?

• Hides it

• Breathes it

• Sells it

• Ignores it

What did Thomas say he needed to do to believe Jesus had appeared?

• Hear Jesus speak

• See Jesus with his own eyes and touch his wounds

• Pray for a sign

• Read the scriptures

What is the main theme of the story of Doubting Thomas?

• The importance of miracles

• The power of prayer

• The challenge of faith without evidence

• The role of the disciples

What does Jesus emphasize about the gospel message?

• All people everywhere must hear it

• Only the chosen few should hear it

• It should be kept secret

• It is only for the disciples

What does Jesus' authority encompass?

• Heaven and earth

• Only the earth

• Only the heavens

• Only the church

What is the event called when Jesus returns for the final judgment?

• Resurrection

• Parousia

• Baptism

• Crucifixion

What is the main statement being evaluated in the diagram?

• The resurrection is more important than the crucifixion.

• The crucifixion is more important to Christians than the resurrection.

• Both the crucifixion and resurrection are equally important.

• The crucifixion is not important to Christians.

What did Jesus do to prove his resurrection to his disciples?

• He performed a miracle

• He showed them his wounds

• He wrote a letter

• He sent an angel