Question 1

In Luke's Infancy Narrative, what is the primary significance of the Savior's roots in God's promises to Israel?

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The Savior fulfills God's promises and brings salvation to everyone

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The Savior is a king who rules over Israel

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The Savior leads an army to conquer Rome

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The Savior only helps the wealthy

Question 2

What is the definition of a refugee?

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A person who flees his or her home country because of a natural or manmade disaster

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A person who is in jail

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A person who travels for vacation

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A citizen of another country

Question 3

Why was Jesus considered a refugee?

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Because Joseph and Mary fled to Egypt to protect Him from King Herod

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Because He was born in a different country

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Because He traveled with His friends

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Because He wanted to explore new places

Question 4

Which of the following is NOT a reason someone might become a refugee?

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They want to experience new cultures

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They flee from war

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They leave because of natural disasters

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They escape from political persecution

Question 5

Who were the Magi in the story of Jesus' birth?

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They were the first Gentiles to believe that Jesus was the Messiah

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They were Roman soldiers

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They were Jewish shepherds

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They were local townspeople

Question 6

What did the Magi follow to find Jesus in Bethlehem?

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a star

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a river

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a comet

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a map

Question 7

From which direction did the Magi come to visit Jesus?

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the East

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the South

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the West

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the North

Question 8

What is the purpose of prophecy in the Old Testament?

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To convey important messages to God’s people and often indicate the coming of Jesus

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To establish religious laws

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To create historical records

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To write poetry and songs

Question 9

How do the hardships in Jesus' early life reflect his humanity?

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They show that even he faced challenges like everyone else

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They suggest he did not understand pain or suffering

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They prove he was never sad or unhappy

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They indicate he had a perfect life without struggles

Question 10

What message do the challenges in Jesus' life convey about human experience?

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Everyone experiences ups and downs in life

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Challenges are unique to spiritual figures only

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Only some people face difficulties

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Human life is always perfect and happy

Question 11

Who visited Jesus after his birth to present gifts and accept the Good News?

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The Magi

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The Disciples

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The Pharisees

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The Shepherds

Question 12

Who did not accept the Good News among the rulers during the time of Jesus?

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King Herod

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John the Baptist

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Caesar Augustus

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Pontius Pilate

Question 13

What did King Herod do in response to the news of the birth of Jesus?

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He ordered the massacre of infants

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He welcomed Jesus with gifts

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He invited Jesus to his palace

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He preached about Jesus

Question 14

What is a common reason refugees come to the United States similar to Jesus' flight to Egypt?

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To escape danger and seek safety

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To work at a summer camp

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To visit family for a vacation

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To participate in a sports competition

Question 15

What important meaning have we learned from the Infancy Narrative regarding Jesus?

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Jesus was a refugee, so we advocate for those less fortunate

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Jesus' birth fulfills the prophecy of the Messiah

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Jesus was born in a palace

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Jesus was an ordinary child

Question 16

What does Jesus' birth signify in relation to prophecies?

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Jesus' birth fulfills the prophecy of the Messiah

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Jesus was born without any predictions

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Jesus' birth was a random event

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Jesus was just an influential teacher

Question 17

How did Jesus conquer the bloodshed that surrounded his human life?

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His Death and Resurrection secured our eternal life

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He taught people to fight against evil

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He relied on his disciples to protect him

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He avoided conflicts throughout his life

Question 18

Why is it important to actively seek out community as you get older?

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To maintain a sense of belonging and support

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To isolate yourself from others

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To focus only on personal success

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To avoid making new friends

Question 19

What does it mean to say we always belong to God?

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It means that no matter where we are, we are part of a greater community.

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It means we don't have to try making friends

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It means we should focus only on ourselves

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It means we can ignore others

Question 20

What was the main reason people in Jesus' hometown were surprised by His teachings?

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They saw Him as just a carpenter's son

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He was performing miracles

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He was speaking in parables

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He was very young

Question 21

What did the people in Jesus' hometown struggle to understand about Him?

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His divine knowledge

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His skills as a carpenter

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His ability to perform miracles

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His relationship with the Roman government

Question 22

How does Jesus sharing in our humanity affect our faith life?

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It helps us relate to our own experiences of joy and suffering.

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It shows that faith is unrelated to our human experiences.

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It means we should only celebrate and not face difficulties.

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It makes our faith life easier and without challenges.

Question 23

In what way does Jesus' humanity provide comfort during our heartaches?

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It shows us that He understands our struggles and walks with us.

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It proves that only happiness is valid in faith.

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It makes our problems disappear instantly.

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It suggests we shouldn't feel sad.

Question 24

What does it mean that our faith life parallels the path of our human life?

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It means that our moments of doubt and joy reflect our experiences in faith.

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It means there are no challenges in faith.

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It means faith is only for happy times.

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It means faith is not connected to our feelings.

Question 25

How do celebrations in our lives relate to our faith journey?

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They remind us to be thankful and recognize God's presence in our happiness.

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Celebrations mean we don't need to pray.

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Only sad times matter in our faith journey.

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Celebrations are not important to faith.

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