Luke 19 Quiz

This quiz is based on Luke chapter 19. All questions are compulsory and should be answered before submission. Select the correct answers from the options given.

1. What hindered Zacchaeus from seeing Jesus?

Distance

The buildings

The trees

The crowd

2. In which city was Zacchaeus living?

Jericho

Nazareth

Capernaum

Bethany

3. Why did Zacchaeus climb a sycamore tree?

In order to hide.

In order to see Jesus.

In order to see the multitude.

In order to see beyond ordinary.

4. One of the works Jesus came into this earth to do was what?

To help us avoid the temptation to sin.

To save us from the curse that was upon man.

To seek and save those who are lost.

To preach the Law to the people.

5. What was the reaction of the people when Jesus said he would go and stay in the house of Zacchaeus?

They all murmured.

They were angry.

They were embittered.

They were grieved.

6. According to the parable of the pounds, how many were the savants of the nobleman?

10

3

5

7

7. How many pounds did the master and nobleman give his servants in all?

8 pounds

10 pounds

16 pounds

6 pounds

8. What command did the nobleman give his servant before his journey?

He said, "You shall render an account."

He said, "Watch, for ye know not when I will come."

He said, "Occupy till I come."

He said, "Be diligent."

9. How did the citizens express their hatred for the nobleman?

They spoke ill of him.

They turned down his invitation to a banquet.

They rioted against him.

They wrote a letter that they do not want him to be their king.

10. During the accountability, how much did the first servant say he has earned from working with the money he received?

7 pounds

5 pounds

10 pounds

1 pound

11. How did the nobleman and king reward the first servant?

He was made rich in gold and silver.

He was made a ruler over 10 cities.

He was made a ruler over 5 cities.

He was made a ruler over 7 cities.

12. What did the second servant who rendered his account gain from working with his money?

7 pounds

3 pounds

10 pounds

5 pounds

13. What reward was given the second servant who came to render his account?

He was made a ruler over five cities.

He was made a ruler over seven cities.

He was made a ruler over two cities.

He was made a ruler over three cities.

14. Why did the servant who hid the money he received in a napkin do so?

He did so because he hated the lord and master.

He did so because he was afraid of the lord and master.

He did so because the amount of money he received was very small.

He did so because he was envious of the other servants who received big amounts of money.

15. According to the parable, what could have been the best alternative to hiding the money in a napkin?

Hiding the money in a hole.

Depositing the money into the bank.

Giving the money to the needy

Buying a field with the money.

16. When the unprofitable servant was stripped of his money, who was his money given to?

The servant with the least money.

The servant who earned 5 pounds.

The servant who earned 10 pounds.

The servant who was given nothing.

17. At which place was Jesus when He sent His disciples to a certain village to fetch the colt?

Abilene

On the Judea-Samaria border.

Mount Olives

Bethlehem

18. How many disciples did Jesus send to fetch the colt?

3

5

4

2

19. What were the disciples who were sent given to tell whoever questions them when they are loosing the colt?

They were to say the Lord needs it for a journey.

They were to say the beast is for the Lord.

They were to say the Lord needs it.

They were to tell him that they will return it.

20. What inspired the disciples to praise Jesus while He was ridding on the colt?

His love and compassion for the people.

His handsomeness.

The glory that shone around him.

The mighty works He had done.

21. Why did Jesus say, "if these should hold their peace, the stones would immediately cry out."

It was because Jesus wanted them to understand that even stones have life.

It was because the high priest complained that His disciples were disturbing.

It was because some of the multitudes were reluctant to praise Him.

It was because the Pharisees wanted Him to rebuke His disciples to be quiet.

22. For the days shall come upon thee, that thine enemies shall cast a trench about thee, and compass thee round, and keep thee in on every side, And shall lay thee even with the ground, ..... What does this predicts?

The extinction of the tribe of Judah.

The destruction of Jerusalem.

The destruction of the earth.

The fall of the Roman Empire.

23. The major event that followed Jesus' triumphant entry to Jerusalem was what?

The crucifixion

The cleansing of the temple.

The arrest of Jesus

The Lord's supper.

24. How many parables are in Luke 19?

4

3

1

2

25. "And when he was come near, he beheld the city, and wept over it." WHich city was that?

Jericho

Bethel

Bethany

Jerusalem

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