Here are the July Practice Questions for Primary Level.
1. What is one of the main focuses of 
Colossians 1:13-23? 
    A: Who Jesus is 
    B:  Creation 
    C: The gospel 
    D: Prayer 
2. What is the price for sin? 
    A:. Discipline 
    B:  A candy bar 
    C:  Death 
    D:  Nothing 
3. What does “preeminent” mean? 
    A:  Someone who rules over us. 
    B:  Someone who ruled in the Old Testament 
    C:  Someone who was the ruler in Colossiansossae 
    D:  Someone who rules over all and ranks above all. 
4. According to Colossians 1:12-13 once rescued from evil, we are saints in _________. 
    A:  Heaven 
    B:  The light 
    C:  Jesus 
    D:  Angels 
5. Colossians 1:13 describes salvation as: 
    A: Jesus blood redeeming us 
    B:  Us asking God to forgive our sins 
    C: The Father having delivered us from the power of darkness 
    D:  Doing everything we can to be “good” 
6. Colossians 1:14 states that we have redemption and forgiveness by_______ 
    A:  His mercy 
    B:  His blood 
    C:  His love 
    D:  Both A and C 
7. What does redemption mean? 
    A: Christ’s death 
    B: Redeem 
    C:  Ransom 
    D: All the above 
8. Colossians 1:15 says: “He is the ... firstborn over all creation.” What does “firstborn” mean? 
    A:  The first child born in a family 
    B:  The oldest 
    C:  He existed before all things 
    D:  None of the above 
9. According to Colossians 1:16, who created everything?         
    A: The Father 
    B:  God 
    C: The Holy Spirit 
    D:  Jesus 
10. Which cross reference passage also states that Jesus created everything? 
    A:  Hebrews 1:3 
    B:  John 1:1-3 
    C:  Genesis 1:1 
    D:  Revelation 1:14 
11. Which verse says that Jesus is “the head of the body, the church”? 
    A:  Colossians 1:18 
    B:  Colossians 1:17 
    C:  Colossians 1:19 
    D:  Colossians 1:14 
12. Colossians 1: 19 states that the Father/God was _____ that in Him all the fullness should dwell. 
    A: Jealous 
    B:  Upset 
    C:  Pleased 
    D:  Grateful 
13. What does “reconciled” mean? (Colossians 1:20)
    A:  Balance 
    B:  Save 
    C: Restoration of a relationship of peace         D: None of the above 
14. Who has been alienated from God? 
    A:  Everyone 
    B:  Only the Colossiansossae church 
    C:  Only the Jews 
    D:  Only the Gentiles
15. Through Jesus’ death we are presented _______ (Colossians 1:22) 
    A: Holy 
    B:  Blameless 
    C:  Above reproach in His sight 
    D:  All the above 
16. What does Colossians 1:23 describe? 
    A: The plan of salvation 
    B: That we can go to heaven 
    C:  Paul’s love for the Colossae church 
    D:  That we should stay steadfast and grounded in our faith 
17. What does the word “image” mean in the phrase, “He is the image of the invisible God”? (Colossians 1:15) 
    A:  That Jesus was a prototype (the 
original or model on which something is formed), the invisible God. 
    B:  He looks like a Jew 
    C:  He looks like an angel 
    D:  None of the above 
18. Which cross reference passage also supports that Jesus is preeminent? (Colossians 1:15) 
    A: Matthew 4:12 
    B: Genesis 1:1 
    C: Hebrews 1:3 
    D: John 1:1-3 
19. Which cross reference passage also supports that Jesus was before all things? (Colossians 1:17) 
    A: Exodus 3:14 
    B:  John 8:58 
    C: John 17:5 
    D:  All of the above 
20. Colossians 1:23 starts with the phrase “if indeed you continue in the faith”. What does the word “if” refer to? 
    A: We have to make a commitment 
    B:  Verse 22 
    C:  It doesn’t matter 
    D:  None of the above 
21. What are we to do according to 
Colossians 1:23? 
    A: Continue in faith 
    B: Be grounded and steadfast 
    C: Love God with all our heart 
    D: Both A and B
    
22. How many receive “the prize” when running a race?
    A: depends on the race
    B: three
    C: one 
    D: all
23. Our old self/man was                 
    A: done away with
    B: crucified with Christ 
    C: changed into a new man
    D: none of the above
24. How do we have redemption? 
    A: Through the kingdom of heaven 
    B: Through reading the Bible                 C: Through His blood, the forgiveness of sins 
    D: Through doing all the right thing
25. In Colossians 1:24 Paul was rejoicing in what?
    A: His sufferings for them
    B: That Timothy had come
    C: That Epaphras was in Rome
    D: That Epaproditius was better
26. When God first created the earth it was:
    A: without form/formless 
    B: beautiful
    C: covered with trees and bushes
    D: none of the above
27.  In Colossians 1:13 we are told God has delivered us from?
    A: Sin
    B: Persecution
    C: False teachers
    D: The power of darkness
28. What does the key word “fill up” mean? 
    A: To pour a liquid into a glass until full 
    B: To add dirt to a low spot in the ground till it’s level 
    C: To supplement 
    D:  Both B and C. 
29. What does the key word “flesh” mean? 
    A: The human body 
    B: Hair 
    C: Bones 
    D. Fingernails 
30. What does the key word “church” mean? 
    A: A place where people meet to worship God 
    B: A building 
    C: A community of members on earth or saints in heaven or both 
    D: None of the above 
31. What does the key word “dispensation” mean? 
    A: Administration, stewardship 
    B: Attitude 
    C: A sensation that didn’t met your expectations 
    D: All of the above 
32. What does the key word “given” mean? 
    A: To give 
    B: Bestow 
    C: Grant 
    D: All of the above 
33. What does the key word “fulfill” mean? 
    A: The over –fill an object 
    B: To finish (a period or task) 
    C: To give 
    D: Both A and C
34. What does the key word “word” mean? 
    A: Something said 
    B: A letter 
    C: Doctrine 
    D: Both A and C. 
35. What does the key word “hid” mean? 
    A: To bury treasure in the ground 
    B: To hide 
    C:To conceal away 
    D: Both B and C 
36. What does the key word “generations” mean?         A: An age 
    B: Nation 
    C: Time 
    D: All of the above 
37. What does the key word “manifest” mean? 
    A: To render apparent 
    B: appear 
    C:. a feast that just men go to 
    D: Both A and B. 
38. What does the key word “saints” mean? 
    A: People who have died and were famous 
    B: Sacred, holy 
    C: Christians 
    D: None of the above 
39. What does the key word “make known” mean?         A: Certify 
    B: Declare 
    C: Give to understand 
    D: All of the above 
40. What does the key word “riches” mean? 
    A: Wealth (as fullness) 
    B: Abundance
    C: Richness 
    D: All of the above 
41. What does the key word “in” mean? 
    A: I don’t know 
    B: I don’t care- it’s just a little word c
    C: Denoting a fixed position (in place, time, or state) 
    D: None of the above
42. What does the key word “preach” mean? 
    A: To proclaim 
    B: To give a message on Sunday 
    C: To declare 
    D: Both A and C. 
43. What does the key word “striving” mean? 
    A: An effort 
    B: Fight 
    C: Race 
    D: All of the above 
44. What does the key word “working” mean? 
    A: Making money 
    B: Operation, strong (effectual) 
    C: Singing for your supper 
    D: None of the above 
45. What does the key word “worketh” mean? 
    A: To be active 
    B: Be mighty in 
    C: Show forth self 
    D: All of the above 
46. What does the key word “afflictions” mean?
    A: Anguish, burdened, persecution, tribulation, trouble 
    B: Thankful, grateful,
    C:  Full of love 
    D:  Full of sorrow 
47. What does the key word “minister/ servant” mean? 
    A: Deacon of Jesus Christ 
    B: Attendant 
    C: Both A and B. 
    D: None of the above 
48. What does the key word “mystery” mean?
    A: To shut the mouth 
    B: A secret 
    C: Salvation 
    D: Both A and B. 
49. What does the key word “hope of glory” mean? 
    A: To anticipate usually with pleasure             B: Recognize a person or thing for 
what it is 
    C: Heaven 
    D: Both A and B. 
50. What does the key word “warning/admonishing” mean? 
    A: To put to mind, to caution 
    B: Look out 
    C: Take a careful look 
    D: None of the above 
51 What does the key word “labor/toil” mean?
    A: To play hard 
    B: To give all your money away 
    C: To work hard, to feel fatigue 
    D: To work for pay
52. What does the key word “rejoice” mean? 
    A: To be cheerful
    B: Calmly happy 
    C: Wishing happiness to someone 
    D: All of the above 
53. What does the key word “suffering” mean? 
    A: Enduring 
    B: Something undergone as in hardship 
or pain
    C: Persecution 
    D: Trial 
54. What does the key word “ages” mean? 
    A: How long someone lives 
    B: How long something lasts 
    C: Time, whether a span or continual 
    D: None of the above 
55. What does the key word “present” mean? 
    A: To stand beside 
    B: Recommend 
    C: Bring before 
    D: All of the above
56. What does the key word “wisdom” mean? 
    A: The knowledge of how to regulate one’s relationship with God 
    B: Sensible 
    C: Worldly or spiritual wisdom 
    D: All of the above 
57. What does it mean when Paul says that he is “filling up that which is behind of the afflictions of Christ (KJV)”? 
    A: The suffering of Christians (like himself) that will take place for the sake of the gospel. 
    B: Filling up a cup with afflictions 
    C: Something to do with Christ dying on the cross 
    D: Paul talking in a secret code 
58. What chapter of Colossians was started in week 5’s study? 
    A:. 3 
    B:  4 
    C:. 2 
    D:  1 
59. False teachers can be compared to: 
    A: A beautiful piece of fruit that’s poisonous on the inside 
    B: Preachers 
    C: Weeds 
    D: Both A and C. 
60. What is the danger of false teachers? 
    A: Following their teaching instead of Christ 
    B: Being carried away by them (made to think their teaching is right) 
    C: Being carried away by their followers 
    D: All of the above 
61. What does Matthew 10:16 say about how we’re to be prepared/ on the alert? 
    A: “Be as wise as serpents and innocent as doves.” 
    B: “be as a roaring lion” 
    C: “Stand your ground” 
    D: None of the above 
62.  We are to love God with:
    A: heart
    B: soul
    C: strength/might
    D: all of the above 
63. What do you think the phrase, “that their hearts may be encouraged, being knit together in love” means? 
    A: Paul wants to preach and encourage them, and has agape love for them. And 
wants to show them how to have agape love for each other. 
    B: That Paul wants to make everyone happy and feel good. 
    C: That somehow Paul or maybe Christ will knit everyone together like a sweater in love. 
    D: Paul expected all the churches to write encouraging love letters to each others.
64. How can Jesus give you wisdom and understanding? 
    A: Through the Holy Spirit guiding and directing you 
    B:  He can use passages of Scripture that you read 
    C:  He can’t 
    D:  Both A and B
65. If you ever have doubts or questions about Jesus, the Bible, or what you believe, what can you do? 
    A: Look up passages in the Bible that explain your question or doubt 
    B: Ask someone about it 
    C: Ask God to help you figure it out. 
    D: All of the above 
66. What are things that are not temptations that we might follow? 
    A: Desiring to posses special toys 
    B: Following the ideas of a famous person         C: Reading your Bible, praying 
    D: Striving for a position (in your job, school, or sports team) 
67. Who would be blessed through Abraham?
    A: his family/household
    B: his descendents/the Jews
    C: all people/families 
    D: none of the above
68. All have ___________ and come/fall short of the glory of God;
    A: sinned 
    B: made mistakes
    C: been wrong
    D: loved
69. What are some ways we can avoid the devil? 
    A: Memorize the Bible 
    B: Pray 
    C: Don’t worry about it; Satan won’t 
catch me! 
    D: Both A and B. 
70. What did God tell man to rule/have dominion over? (Ge. 1:26-28)
    A: His emotions
    B: His wife
    C: Any living that moves
    D: Heavens and earth
71. We are not to be conformed to:
    A:. the world 
    B: the heathen
    C: hypocrites
    D: sin
72.  Paul warned the Colossians to “Beware lest any man spoil you through _________” or “See to it that no one takes you captive through_______”
    A: False teaching
    B: Wrong doctrine
    C: Moses Law
    D: Philosophy
73. Who is not mentioned in Chapter 2 of Colossiansossians? 
    A: Paul 
    B: Laodiceans 
    C: Luke 
    D: Colossians
74. Who is mentioned in Chapter 2? 
    A: False teachers
    B: God 
    C: Christ 
    D: All of the above 
75. What is not part of the key topics of c
Chapter 2? 
    A: Salvation 
    B: Christ’s preeminence 
    C: False teachers 
    D: Being dead to the world
76. What key topics are mentioned in Chapter 2?         A: Paul’s desire to preach to everyone 
    B: Christ’s death and resurrection 
    C: Being grateful for all things
    D: Both A and B. 
77. What did Colossians 2 tell us about where things happened? 
    A: Paul is with them in spirit 
    B: Christ’s cross 
    C: Living in the world 
    D: All of the above 
78. According to Colossians2:2 what does Paul pray for the Colossians? 
    A: That they’d be full of love 
    B: That they’d be full of compassion 
    C: That they’d understand the mystery of God 
    D: That they’d understand the letter he is writing them 
79. Where do we find the treasures of wisdom and knowledge according to Colossians 2:3? 
    A: In the Bible 
    B: In the letter of Colossians 
    C: In the Old Testament 
    D: In Christ 
80. When do we have access to these treasures according to Colossians 2:3? 
    A: Never 
    B: Right now 
    C: Once you are saved
    D: It doesn’t tell us 
81. What does Paul pray for in Colossians 2:4? 
    A: That God will give us true wisdom and knowledge 
    B: That God will keep us from evil 
    C: That God will save us 
    D: None of the above 
82. Why was Paul rejoicing in verse 5? 
    A: Because of the Colossians faith and steadfastness 
    B: Because he was happy to be in chains         C: Because he was full of joy 
    D: All of the above 
83. What does the key word “conflict” mean? 
    A: A struggle 
    B: Contest 
    C: Contention 
    D: All of the above 
84. What does the key word “heart” mean? 
    A: The organ in your body that pumps blood 
    B: A card game
    C: The thoughts or feelings 
    D: Both A and C. 
85. What does the key word “beguile” mean? 
    A: To misreckon 
    B: To love each other 
    C: Deceive 
    D: Both A and C. 
86. What does the key word “absent” mean? 
    A: To be away 
    B: To be careful 
    C:To be joyful 
    D: To be loving 
87. What does the key word “steadfastness” mean? 
    A: Something established 
    B: Stability 
    C: Rock solid 
    D: All of the above
88. What was the extremely valuable information that the Colossians was given? 
    A: The Gospel 
    B: God’s Word 
    C: Virtues of wisdom, understanding, and knowledge 
    D: All of the above 
89. If you are a Christian, have you been given the same gifts mentioned in question 88? 
    A: No 
    B: Not till I get to heaven 
    C: Yes 
    D: Maybe 
90. When we compromise the truth of the Word, even a little, does it stay truth? 
    A: Yes 
    B: No 
    C: Both A and B. 
    D: None of the above 
91. On Day 1 of week six, you were asked to read Eph. 2:1-10. What are some of the key topics in this passage? 
    A: God has quickened us 
    B: Lusts of the flesh 
    C: By grace you have been saved 
    D: All of the above 
92. What does it mean to “walk in Him”? 
    A: Be established and keep growing.
    B: We must walk with him in our daily course and keep up our communion with him. 
    C: Both A and B. 
    D: None of the above 
93. What Instructions/ Encouragement did Paul give in Colossians 2:6-7 
    A: Love the church 
    B: Walk in Christ 
    C: Abound with thanksgiving 
    D: Both B and C 
94. What Instructions/ Encouragement did Paul give in Colossians 2:8? 
    A: To give to each other
    B: To stay rooted in the faith 
    C: Beware of false teachers 
    D: None of the above 
95 What Instructions/ Encouragement did Paul give in Colossians 2:9-10? 
    A: God loves us 
    B: Paul is praying for them 
    C: Walk in Christ 
    D: We are complete in Christ 
96. What Instructions/ Encouragement did Paul give in Colossians 2:11-13? 
    A: Encourages us with what salvation means, and what Christ did for us. 
    B: We are complete in Christ 
    C: Beware of false teachers 
    D: None of the above 
97. What Instructions/ Encouragement did Paul give in Colossians 2:14-15? 
    A: Encourages us with teaching us about Christ’s power and who He is. 
    B: To obey our parents 
    C: To trust God in everything 
    D: Encourages us with his love 
98. How many times in Colossians 2:1-15 did Paul warn us to stay clear of false teachers? 
    A: 1 
    B:. 3 
    C: 2 
    D: 4 
99. Colossians 2:10-15 state many things that happen spiritually when you accept Christ as your Savior. Which things do not belong in this list from that passage? 
    A: Being left in sin and darkness 
    B: Made complete in Christ
    C: Raised with Christ by faith in God 
    D: All your sins were forgiven
100. Where has the Father rescued us from?    
    A: The kingdom of the Son He loves.
    B: The dominion of darkness.
    C: Our position as sinners. 
    D: None of the above
101. Where did God transport us to after saving us? 
    A: The other side. 
    B: The kingdom of the Son He loves. 
    C: The dominion of darkness.
    D: None of the above 
102. Who is the image of the invisible God? 
    A: His Son, the firstborn over creation. 
    B: The Holy Spirit. 
    C: Humans. 
    D: All of the above
103. Complete this verse: ‘All things were cre-ated…’ 
    A: In the beginning.
    B: For Him. 
    C: By Him, and for Him.
    D: All of the above 
104. He (Christ) is the head of…
    A: The body. 
    B: The Church. 
    C: The body, the Church. 
    D: None of the above
105. According to Colossians 1:15 and 
Hebrews 1:3, Jesus is the:
    A: Savior and Redeemer. 
    B: The image of the invisible God and the radiance of God’s Glory. 
    C: Prince of Peace, Everlasting Father. 
    D: King of Kings
106. In both Colossians 1:17 and John 8:58, Jesus is the:
    A: Beginning. 
    B: End. 
    C: Shepherd
    D: Alpha and Omega
107. Who is mentioned in Colossians 1:19?
    A: Paul. 
    B: God. 
    C: Us. 
    D: The Colossians
108. In both Colossians 1:20 and Isa. 53:5, God made what through His blood? 
    A: Enemies
    B: Friends. 
    C: Peace 
    D: The world
109. What does the word “peace” mean in Colossiansossians 1:2 
    A: Untouched 
    B: Unbelievable 
    C: Untroubled. When combined with the word grace in Colossians 1:2, it refers to mercy for the consequences of sin 
    D: None of the above 
110. When did the events in Colossians 1:22 take place? 
    A: When Christ died. 
    B: When we were born. 
    C: When the world was created. 
    D: It is in the future.
111. The key word in Colossians 1:23 and 
1 Corinthians 15:1-2 is: 
    A: Heard. 
    B: Faith. 
    C: Gospel. 
    D: Beloved
112. What word did Paul use to describe Jesus, the Only One this word can really describe? 
        A: Cool! 
        B: Preeminent. 
        C: Supreme. 
        D: Savior
113. Where is Paul when he writes this letter? 
    A: In Colossae. 
    B: In a tent he made himself. 
    C: In prison. 
    D: In Jerusalem
114. Paul responds to suffering for God by:
    A: Rejoicing. 
    B: Getting mad. 
    C: Blaming God. 
    D:Telling others to come help him.
115. What did God commission Paul to be?
    A: An enemy of the Jews
    B: A servant of the gospel 
    C: A friend of Timothy’s. 
    D: A traveller
116. What did God do with the mystery concealed so long? 
    A: Hid it even longer. 
    B: Revealed it to the saints. 
    C: Hired a detective! 
    D: Wrote about it in secret code.
117. What are the riches of this mystery? 
    A: Silver and gold. 
    B: Eternal life. 
    C: Christ in us, the hope of His glory. 
    D: Good things will happen to us.
118. In Colossians 1:28 and Acts 20:31, what did Paul do for everyone? 
    A: Admonish, teach, and warn. 
    B: Lead, guide, and direct. 
    C: Pray, weep, and fast. 
    D: All of the above
119. We can do all things through whose strength? 
    A: Our own. 
    B: God’s. 
    C: Paul’s. 
    D: We can’t do all things.
120. What was the number of the Jewish ancestors who went down into Egypt?
    A: 16
    B: 70 
    C: 120
    D: 12
121. What three key phrases did Paul use in 
Colossains 1:1-8? 
    A: Love in the spirit, bring forth fruit, heard of you faith 
    B: Pray, give thanks, love 
    C: Please send me money, please send me food, please send me clothes 
    D: None of the above 
121. Who was to go before in the spirit and power of Elijah/Elias?
    A: Zacharias
    B: Jesus
    C: John the Baptist 
    D: Zechariah
122. Who did Jesus tell the Jews he was before:
    A: Moses
    B: Elijah
    C: John the Baptist
    D: Abraham 
123. Jesus told the disciples the Holy Ghost/Spirit would:
    A: teach them all things
    B: help them to remember all things
    C: both A and B 
    D: none of the above
124. What is the wages of sin?
    A: eternal damnation
    B: hell
    C: death 
    D: none of the above
125 God works all things for the good of those who:
    A: try to live good lives
    B: are kind to others
    C: love Him 
    D: are missionaries
 
 
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