CP Unit 2 Quiz 4

When Jesus asks, “Who do people say that I am?” and His disciples answer with figures like John the Baptist or Elijah, which modern response does this resemble most?

• Jesus is Lord

• Jesus is a liar

• Jesus is a lunatic

• Jesus is a moral teacher

According to Jesus, what is required for true discipleship?

• Giving generously to those in need and praying often.

• Regular attendance at religious gatherings each week.

• Denying oneself, picking up one’s cross, and following Him.

• Following all the commandments of the Law perfectly.

In John's Gospel, what is the primary purpose of Jesus’ miracles?

• To show His power and authority over all creation.

• To attract large crowds to listen to His teachings.

• To reveal His divine identity as “signs” of who He is.

• To give a warning to those who would reject His message.

What does Jesus' “hour” refer to in John's Gospel?

• The time for His public ministry to reach all people.

• The moment for His ascension to the Father in heaven.

• His sacrificial death on the cross at Calvary.

• His baptism in the Jordan River by John the Baptist.

In John's Gospel, what is the symbolic meaning of “darkness”?

• The ignorance and misunderstanding of Jesus' words.

• The suffering that results from the presence of sin.

• The punishment of people who fall away from the Law.

• The lack of wisdom and faith in the hearts of people.

How does the Samaritan woman progressively address Jesus during their conversation at the well?

• She starts with curiosity and then expresses some doubts.

• She begins respectfully and ends by calling Him the Messiah.

• She addresses Him as a wise prophet and later as a rabbi.

• She starts with skepticism and eventually rejects Him.

What social barrier did Jesus break down in His conversation with the Samaritan woman?

• By speaking openly to a Pharisee in the crowded temple.

• By discussing religious issues with a known Gentile leader.

• By crossing cultural lines to speak with a Samaritan woman.

• By publicly condemning her past actions for all to hear.

What is a key difference between Nicodemus and the Samaritan woman in John’s Gospel?

• Nicodemus openly declared Jesus as the Messiah to others.

• The Samaritan woman believed in Jesus’ teachings much later.

• Nicodemus met Jesus secretly, while she met Him publicly.

• The Samaritan woman rejected Jesus’ teaching in the end.

What event marks the beginning of Jesus’ journey towards His “hour” in John’s Gospel?

• The Transfiguration, when His glory was revealed to the three.

• The Wedding Feast at Cana, where He performed His first sign.

• The cleansing of the Temple, when He overturned the tables.

• His conversation with Nicodemus about being born again.

In the encounter with the Samaritan woman, what is a significant outcome of the interaction?

• She leaves angry, refusing to listen or change her ways.

• She acknowledges Him as a prophet but keeps it to herself.

• She believes in Jesus as Messiah and shares with others.

• She seeks baptism but does not tell anyone about Jesus.