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Test #11
Acts 15-28
1. 28:22 What did the leaders of the Jews in Rome want when they learned why Paul was in chains?
A. To have him put to death
B. To send for some Jews in Jerusalem to hear their views
C. To free him from prison
D. To hear what his views were
2. 23:17 What did Paul do when he heard of the plot to kill him while he was in the barracks?
A. Asked the commander to come see him
B. Sent a message to the believers that he was in danger
C. Told a centurion to take his (Paul's) nephew to the commander
D. Requested to be moved to Caesarea immediately
3. 15:22 The apostles and elders, with the whole church, decided to send which two men with Paul and Barnabas to take the letter back to Antioch?
A. Timothy and John (Mark)
B. Sosthenes and Gaius
C. Judas (called Barsabbas) and Silas
D. Philip (one of the Seven) and Stephen
4. 27:29 Fearing they would be dashed against the rocks, how many anchors did the sailors drop from the stern?
A. Four (4)
B. Three (3)
C. Seven (7)
D. Six (6)
5. 27:2 As Paul sailed for Italy, he boarded a ship about to sail for ports along the coast of Asia. Where was the ship from?
A. Phoenix
B. Salamis
C. Adramyttium
D. Cnidus
6. 18:1 After teaching at the Areopagus, where did Paul go?
A. Corinth
B. Ephesus
C. Thessalonica
D. Jerusalem
7. 26:22 Paul told Agrippa that he was saying nothing beyond what who said would happen?
A. Moses and the prophets
B. Abraham, Isaac and Jacob
C. The high priests and Sanhedrin
D. David and the kings of Judah
8. 20:36 After Paul had finished speaking to the Ephesian elders (in Miletus) what did he do?
A. He hugged them and set sail
B. He knelt down with them and prayed
C. He begged them to join him for the next portion of his journey
D. He laid his hands on them so they were able to speak in tongues
9. 16:25 What were Paul and Silas doing at midnight while in the Philippian jail?
A. Praying and singing hymns to God
B. Crying out to God for salvation
C. Preaching to the prisoners about truth, righteousness and self-control
D. Sleeping
10. 23:34 What province was Paul from?
A. Lycia
B. Pamphylia
C. Cilicia
D. Thrace
11. 19:7 How many men did Paul find in Ephesus who had received John's baptism, but not the Holy Spirit?
A. Seven (7)
B. Fourty (40)
C. A hundred (100)
D. Twelve (12)
12. 17:2–3 In Thessalonica, what did Paul explain and prove?
A. That the law of Moses was no longer valid
B. That Jesus was the Christ and had spoken to him
C. That the Christ (Messiah) had to suffer and rise from the dead
D. That the Lord would return to judge the world
13. 28:1 The storm–driven ship ended up running aground on a sandbar off the coast of what island?
A. Cyprus
B. Malta
C. Crete
D. Syrtis
14. 19:17 When what happened to the sons of Sceva became known, those who heard were seized with _____, and the name of the Lord Jesus was held in _____.
A. Fear, high honor
B. Joy, great fear
C. Surprised, high regards
D. Horror, great esteem
15. 19:30 Paul wanted to appear before the crowd in the theatre at Ephesus. Why didn’t he?
A. He could not get through the crowds
B. The city clerk stood up before Paul could
C. A group of soldiers arrested him and escorted him away
D. The disciples would not let him
16. 28:28 In Paul's final statement to the Jews in Rome, who did he say would listen?
A. The Romans
B. The Gentiles
C. The true followers of God
D. The Egyptians
17. 19:19 What was the calculated value of the scrolls burned by the Ephesians who had practiced sorcery?
A. 20,000 drachmas
B. 35,000 drachmas
C. 45,000 drachmas
D. 50,000 drachmas
18. 26:29 What did Paul tell Agrippa he prayed for?
A. He would be released from his chains so he could spread the word of God
B. Caesar would listen to his case
C. All men on earth would come to follow Jesus as he himself had
D. All who were listening to become what he was except for his chains
19. 27:5 Where did Paul change ships on the way to Rome?
A. Fair Havens in Cyprus
B. Phoenix in Crete
C. Myra in Lycia
D. Cos in Miletus
20. 28:23 Paul tried to convince the Jews in Rome about Jesus from what sources?
A. The Psalms of David and the words of Abraham
B. The Psalms of David and the Prophets
C. The Law of Moses and the words of Abraham
D. The Law of Moses and the Prophets
21. 28:2 The islanders of Malta showed kindness to Paul and the sailors by doing what?
A. Building them a shelter and offering them food
B. Providing supplies to fix their ship
C. Building a fire and welcoming them all
D. Listening to all he had to say and bringing him gifts
22. 16:16 In Philippi there was a girl with a spirit that gave her the ability to do what?
A. Predict the future
B. Speak in tongues
C. Give the blind the ability to see
D. Stand in flames without being harmed
23. 28:31 Even though Paul was a Roman prisoner, we are told he boldly and without hindrance did what two (2) things?
A. Went to the synagogue, debated with the Jewish leaders
B. Prayed, gave thanksgiving to the Lord
C. Spoke to the members of Caesar’s guards, appealed to Caesar
D. Preached the kingdom of God, taught about the Lord Jesus Christ
24. 19:35 What did the city clerk of Ephesus say that the world knew?
A. That Ephesus was a great city which had no equal
B. That Ephesus is the guardian of the temple of Artemis and of her image which fell from heaven
C. That Artemis was a mighty goddess who none could oppose
D. That Artemis was the daughter of Zeus who would not let her name be put to shame
25. 26:11 In Paul's obsession against Christians, he even went where to persecute them?
A. Samarian cities
B. Cilician cities
C. Galilean cities
D. Foreign cities