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Grade 5 Religion Review A Community of Believers and Obeying Laws and Rules


Froggy Jumps Grade 5 Religion Review A Community of Believers and Obeying Laws and RulesVersión en línea Bahamian Grade 5 Religious Knowledge Content por Daughter of The Most High 1 What is a church according to Webster? a a body or organization of religious believers b a large wooden school for small children c a high stone tower built for public meetings 2 From what can this group of believers consist of people? a distant continents and islands b different companies and offices c diverse nationalities and races 3 What do the believers form that share the same faith? a a community of believers b a union of workers c a club of citizens 4 What is the church community made up of? a different scholars b different families c different politics 5 How do families support the church for Christian service? a building their own homes, gardens and farms b donating their extra food, water and clothes c dedicating their time, talents and treasure 6 What does the church provide for its members? a teaching, counselling, food and more b clothing, employment and extra protection c housing, transportation and monthly funds 7 According to the book of Acts, where did the Early Church meet regularly? a in homes b in tents c in caves 8 What caused many people to join the Church in the early days? a The miracles and teachings of the apostles b The large financial rewards from the group c The safe wooden buildings inside the city 9 Who persecuted the members of the Early Church? a the military armies b the foreign emperor c the religious leaders 10 Where do Christian churches meet today for worship and fellowship? a open/empty fields b stone/brick fortresses c small/large buildings 11 What is respecting God’s laws a sign of? a that we love Him and love others b that we visit different churches c that we study the ancient stories 12 What does respecting our country’s laws lead to in society? a peace, safety and harmony b fame, attention and power c wealth, success and business 13 What does respecting laws also show that we do? a honour authority b build fortresses c gather treasures 14 What are the Ten Commandments (Exodus 20) described as? a laws that show us how to love God and our neighbours b lessons that teach us how to fish and farm crops c rules that tell us how to build homes and temples 15 What do the Beatitudes (Matt. 5:1-13) teach us how to live with? a the best clothes and possessions b the right values and attitudes c the most friends and neighbors 16 Which of the following is a scripture about living in peace? a Proverbs 12:22 b Matthew 5:9 c Ephesians 4:32 17 Which of the following is a scripture about being honest? a Matthew 5:9 b Prov. 12:22 c Galatians 6:10 18 What can people enjoy when they obey laws and respect each other? a a busy and exciting journey b a famous and public career c a peaceful and quite life 19 Where are individuals tried when they break the laws of society or commit crimes? a a public library b a community hall c a court of law 20 What do penalties for crime vary from according to the text? a the paying of fines to spending time in jail b the doing of extra chores to writing long letters c the losing of property to moving away completely 21 What happens to persons in society who break laws? a They are punished. b They are rewarded. c Nothing happens. 22 What happens to persons in society who keeps laws? a Nothing happens. b They are punished. c They are rewarded.

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Grade 5 Religion Review A Community of Believers and Obeying Laws and RulesVersión en línea

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What is a church according to Webster?

From what can this group of believers consist of people?

What do the believers form that share the same faith?

What is the church community made up of?

How do families support the church for Christian service?

What does the church provide for its members?

According to the book of Acts, where did the Early Church meet regularly?

What caused many people to join the Church in the early days?

Who persecuted the members of the Early Church?

Where do Christian churches meet today for worship and fellowship?

What is respecting God’s laws a sign of?

What does respecting our country’s laws lead to in society?

What does respecting laws also show that we do?

What are the Ten Commandments (Exodus 20) described as?

What do the Beatitudes (Matt. 5:1-13) teach us how to live with?

Which of the following is a scripture about living in peace?

Which of the following is a scripture about being honest?

What can people enjoy when they obey laws and respect each other?

Where are individuals tried when they break the laws of society or commit crimes?

What do penalties for crime vary from according to the text?

What happens to persons in society who break laws?

What happens to persons in society who keeps laws?