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1.

The Roman Empire was powerful in all the following ways except ______ (a) economic (b)
military (c)n politics (d) religion
2. The Roman Empire was also one of the ______ in the world history. (a) richest (b) strongest (c)
smartness (d) roughest
3. Who was the sorcerer upon whom Paul pronounced blindness? (a) Elymas (b) Manaen (c)
Sergius Paulus (d) none of the above
4. The invitation for Peter was from ( a) Cornelius’ servants (b) Cornelius’ soldiers (c) Roman
authority (d) Cornelius
5. Why didn’t Peter kill and eat in that vision? Because he was (a) unclean (b) holy (c) ignorant
(d) meticulous of eating unclean animals
6. Who did Paul and Barnabas appoint in the in Lystra, Iconium and Antioch as they went back? (a)
deacons (b) preachers (c) elders (d) servants
7. We must avoid controversies because _______. (a) of the laws of the land (b) it is immoral (c) it
leads to disunity (d) of the nature of the church
8. The first Christian Council in Jerusalem was held to solve the controversy over the______. (a)
divided loyalty to the apostle (b) appointment of the seven deacons (c) traditions of the elders
(d) observant of Jewish laws by non-Jews in the church
9. In the first missionary journey, Paul and Barnabas sailed from Seleucia to ______. (a) Perga (b)
Paphos (c) Lystra (d) Salamis
10. The king who violently dealt with the believers was (a) Augustus (b) Herod (c) Caesar (d)
Apollo
11. Controversy breeds ______. (a) disagreement (b) disloyalty (c) unity (d) disobedience
12. The controversy that arose in the Corinth church centres on _____. (a) circumcision (b) division
(c) poverty (d) adultery
13. What was the offence of James (a) preaching the gospel (b) disobedience to the law (c)
causing confusion in the temple (d) preaching heresy to the Jews
14. Peter was arrested because Herod wanted to (a) be promoted (b) satisfy the Jews (c) kill all
the believers (d) put him in prison
15. Saul was on his way to Damascus to arrest all believers (a) from Jerusalem (b) in Damascus
(c) in Jerusalem (d) around Damascus
16. Who attempted to sacrifice to Paul and Barnabas in their missionary journey? (a) the people of
Antioch (b) the people of Pisidia (c) the people of Lystra (d) the people of Derbe
17. In Antioch in Syria, Paul and _____ opposed the ideas that foreigners should be circumcised. (a)
Simeon (b) Barnabas (c) Peter (d) John
18. The first Christian Council in Jerusalem was held to solve the controversy over the______. (a)
divided loyalty to the apostle (b) appointment of the seven deacons (c) traditions of the elders
(d) observant of Jewish laws by non-Jews in the church
19. In the first missionary journey of Paul, John Mark joined Paul and Barnabas at _______. (a)
Paphos (b) Salamis (c) Perga (d) Seleucia
20. In the second missionary journey, Paul circumcised Timothy, a companion at ______. (a) Derbe
(b) Lystra (c) Athens (d) Philippi
SECTION B: THEORY QUESTIONS

ANSWER FOUR QUESTIONS OUT OF SIX. QUESTION 1 IS COMPULSORY.

1. Narrate the account of Cornelius Conversion

b. State three significance of the conversion of Cornelius

c.

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