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Praising God Through Song!Versión en línea Praising God Through Song! por C Smith 1 Where does the very first verse of Psalm 150 tell us to praise God? a D) Only under the ocean waves b A) Only inside a quiet room c C) Only on top of a tall mountain d B) In His sanctuary and in His mighty heavens 2 According to Psalm 150:2, what is one major reason we should praise God? a A) Because He gives us video games b B) Because He builds tall houses c C) For His acts of power d D) Because He sleeps a lot 3 What second reason does Psalm 150:2 give us for praising God right after His acts of power? a A) For His surpassing greatness b D) For His hidden secrets c B) For His quiet whispers d C) For His small size 4 Which musical instrument is mentioned first in Psalm 150:3? a A) Flute b C) Tambourine c D) Cymbal d B) Trumpet 5 Along with the trumpet, what two stringed instruments are named in Psalm 150:3? a D) Guitar and bass b A) Violin and cello c B) Banjo and ukulele d C) Harp and lyre 6 What joyful physical movement is paired with the tambourine in Psalm 150:4? a A) Running a race b B) Marching in a straight line c D) Dancing d C) Jumping jacks 7 Besides the tambourine and dancing, what wind instrument is mentioned in Psalm 150:4? a C) Clarinet b B) Tuba c A) Flute d D) Harmonica 8 What crashing and resounding instrument is featured twice in Psalm 150:5? a D) Triangles b C) Cowbells c A) Snare drums d B) Cymbals 9 According to the final verse (Psalm 150:6), who or what should praise the Lord? a A) Only the choir members b C) Everything that has breath c D) Only the animals in the forest d B) Only kings and queens 10 If Psalm 150 says "Let everything that has breath praise the Lord," does that include you? a B) No, only professional musicians. b A) No, it's only for adults. c D) Yes, because I am alive and breathing! d C) No, only birds in the sky 11 Why do you think Psalm 150 mentions praising God in both a local holy place and the "mighty heavens"? a B) To confuse people about where God lives b C) To show we should only pray outside c A) To show God is worthy of praise everywhere, both near on earth and far in Heaven d D) To tell us to build rockets 12 Why does Psalm 150 list so many different instruments like trumpets, harps, flutes, and cymbals? a D) To tell people to stay quiet b B) To show we can use all kinds of music, sounds, and creative gifts to praise God c C) To make the song as short as possible d A) To show that only brass instruments are good 13 When Psalm 150 tells us to praise God for His "acts of power," what kind of things are included? a A) Only school homework assignments b B) Only computer updates c C) God's wonderful creation and amazing miracles d D) Only building sandcastles 14 What is the overall mood or feeling of Psalm 150? a A) Sad and sleepy b C) Scared and worried c B) Angry and frustrated d D) Joyful and celebratory 15 How does Psalm 150 end its wonderful song of worship? a A) Praise the Lord b C) Goodbye for now c B) Time for bed d D) See you tomorrow

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Where does the very first verse of Psalm 150 tell us to praise God?

According to Psalm 150:2, what is one major reason we should praise God?

What second reason does Psalm 150:2 give us for praising God right after His acts of power?

Which musical instrument is mentioned first in Psalm 150:3?

Along with the trumpet, what two stringed instruments are named in Psalm 150:3?

What joyful physical movement is paired with the tambourine in Psalm 150:4?

Besides the tambourine and dancing, what wind instrument is mentioned in Psalm 150:4?

What crashing and resounding instrument is featured twice in Psalm 150:5?

According to the final verse (Psalm 150:6), who or what should praise the Lord?

If Psalm 150 says "Let everything that has breath praise the Lord," does that include you?

Why do you think Psalm 150 mentions praising God in both a local holy place and the "mighty heavens"?

Why does Psalm 150 list so many different instruments like trumpets, harps, flutes, and cymbals?

When Psalm 150 tells us to praise God for His "acts of power," what kind of things are included?

What is the overall mood or feeling of Psalm 150?

How does Psalm 150 end its wonderful song of worship?