The Gospel of Luke
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Final
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Name eight of Jesus’ twelve disciples.
Final Jeopardy
Simon Peter,
James,
John,
Andrew,
Philip,
Bartholomew,
Matthew,
Thomas,
James son of Alphaeus,
Simon the Zealot,
Judas son of James,
and Judas Iscariot.
Final Jeopardy
Luke’s Gospel was written
to this particular person. (1.)
a. Matthew
b. Theophilus
c. Barnabas
d. Emperor Claudius
Jeopardy 300
b. Theophilus. (1.)
Jeopardy 300
The town in which Jesus was born. (2.)
a. Nazareth
b. Jerusalem
c. Bethlehem
d. Capernaum
Jeopardy 100
c. Bethlehem (2.)
Jeopardy 100
The town in which Jesus grew up. (3.)
a. Nazareth
b. Jerusalem
c. Bethlehem
d. Capernaum
Jeopardy 100
a. Nazareth (3.)
Jeopardy 100
Jesus’ mother’s name. (4.)
a. Mary
b. Martha
c. Elizabeth
d. Salome
Jeopardy 100
a. Mary (4.)
Jeopardy 100
He was Jesus’ cousin who preached
baptism for repentance and to prepare the
way for the Messiah. (5.)
a. Peter
b. James
c. John the Baptist
d. Joseph
Jeopardy 200
c. John the Baptist (5.)
Jeopardy 200
This angel announced to Jesus’ mother that
she would have a child. (6.)
a.
b.
c.
d.
Gabriel
Harold
Michael
Raphael
Jeopardy 100
a. Gabriel (6.)
Jeopardy 100
When Mary became pregnant she went to
this relative’s house to visit. (7.)
a.
Mary Magdalene
b. Betty of Bagdad
c. Naomi
d. Elizabeth
Jeopardy 300
d. Elizabeth (7.)
Jeopardy 300
These were John the Baptist’s
parents. (8.)
a. Joseph & Mary
b. Zechariah & Elizabeth
c. Abraham & Sarah
d. David & Bathsheba
Jeopardy 400
b. Zechariah & Elizabeth (8.)
Jeopardy 400
This Old Testament King was born in
Bethlehem. (9.)
a. Solomon
b. Jeroboam
c. David
d. Ahab
Jeopardy 500
c. David (9.)
Jeopardy 500
When Jesus was born, he was the Roman
Emperor. (10.)
a. Claudius
b. Augustus
c. Nero
d. Samuel
Jeopardy 400
b. Augustus (10.)
Jeopardy 400
As a boy, Jesus went to Jerusalem with his
parents for the Passover Festival. When
they were ready to return home, Jesus
was not around. This is where they
finally found him. (11.)
a. Stable
b. Pool room
c. Inn
d. Temple
Double Jeopardy 600
d. Temple(11.)
Double Jeopardy 600
This was John the Baptist’s message. (12.)
a. Repent and be baptized
b. Jesus loves you
c. Sin and Die!
d. May the Force be with you!
Double Jeopardy 200
a. Repent and be baptized (12.)
Double Jeopardy 200
Just before Jesus was led into the wilderness
and tempted by the devil, this man
baptized him in the River Jordan. (13.)
a. Noah
b. John the Baptist
c. Peter
d. Simeon
Jeopardy 400
b. John the Baptist (13.)
Jeopardy 400
This is how Jesus told us to deal with our
enemies. (14.)
a.
b.
c.
d.
Avoid them
Attack them
Love them
Punish them
Double Jeopardy 200
c. Love them (14.)
Double Jeopardy 200
In the sermon on the plain Jesus proclaimed
this many beatitudes. (15.)
a. 4
b. 8
c. 12
d. 16
Double Jeopardy 1000
a. 4 (15.)
Double Jeopardy 1000
Jesus attracted many people with bad
reputations. Some respectable citizens
were surprised one day when a sinful
woman came to Jesus and did this. (16.)
a. Told a dirty joke
b. Washed his feet w/ her tears
c. Asked for a date
d. Cooked him a meal
Double Jeopardy 400
b. Washed his feet w/ her tears (16.)
Double Jeopardy 400
Jesus raised this person from the dead. (17.)
a. Lois
b. Peter’s mother-in-law
c. Jairus’ daughter
d. John the Baptist
Double Jeopardy 800
c. Jairus’ daughter (17.)
Double Jeopardy 800
When Jesus drove the demons out of one
man they entered this. (18.)
a. A nearby camel
b. An empty house
c. A herd of pigs
d. A fig tree
Double Jeopardy 1000
c. A herd of pigs (18.)
Double Jeopardy 1000
Jesus fed this many people with five loaves
and two fish. (19.)
a. 1000 b. 3000 c. 5000 d. 7000
Jeopardy 200
c. 5000 (19.)
Jeopardy 200
Jesus told a parable about a good man
who helped someone who had been beaten
and robbed. The good man in the
parable was this. (20.)
a. A Priest
b. A Levite
c. A Samaritan
d. A Marine
Jeopardy 300
c. A Samaritan (20.)
Jeopardy 300
At Ceasarea Phillippi, this disciple
confessed that Jesus was the Christ, the
Son of the Living God. (21.)
a. Andrew b. John c. James d . Peter
Double Jeopardy 800
d. Peter (21.)
Double Jeopardy 800
One day Jesus took Peter, James and John
with him on a mountain to pray. While
he was praying, his appearance changed
and his clothes became dazzling white.
An event we named this. (22.)
a. Rapture
b. Ascension
c. Transfiguration
d. Cloroxation
Double Jeopardy 800
c. Transfiguration (22.)
Double Jeopardy 800
At Jesus’ transfiguration, these two men from
Old Testament times suddenly appeared
with Jesus on the mountain. (23.)
a. Moses & Elijah
b. Shadrach & Meshach
c. Bob & Tom
d. Abraham & Isaac
Double Jeopardy 600
a. Moses & Elijah (23.)
Double Jeopardy 600
Jesus often visited with these two sisters. (24.)
a. Mary & Martha
b. Joanna & Deborah
c. Susanna & Elizabeth
Jeopardy 500
a. Mary & Martha (24.)
Jeopardy 500
This is one method of teaching which Jesus
often used, similar to storytelling. (25.)
a. Miracle
b. Parable
c. Lecture
d. Psalm
Jeopardy 100
b. Parable (25.)
Jeopardy 100
Jesus said the Kingdom of God
is like this. (26.)
a. Flour
b. Water
c. Eggs
d. Yeast
Jeopardy 300
d. Yeast (26.)
Jeopardy 300
Jesus said the kingdom of God
is entered by this. (27.)
a. A narrow door
b. A wide door
c. A golden gate
d. A ladder
Double Jeopardy 1000
a. A narrow door (27.)
Double Jeopardy 1000
Jesus said it is much harder for a rich man to
enter the kingdom of God than for this. (28.)
a. A fish to walk
b. Pigs to fly
c. A camel to go through the eye of a needle
d. Hell to freeze over
Double Jeopardy 600
c. A camel to go through the eye of a needle
(28.)
Double Jeopardy 600
In this parable, Jesus lets us know how
important people are to God. (29.)
a. The Green Tree
b. The Lost Coin
c. The Broken Jar
d. Goldilocks
Double Jeopardy 400
b. The Lost Coin (29.)
Double Jeopardy 400
In this parable, Jesus told about a young
man who left home but later returned.
(30.)
a. The Prodigal Son
b. The Happy Father
c. The Great Banquet
d. The Good Samaritan
Jeopardy 500
a. The Prodigal Son (30.)
Jeopardy 500
Of the ten lepers Jesus cleansed,
this many came back. (31.)
a.
b.
c.
d.
1
5
9
10
Jeopardy 200
a. 1 (31.)
Jeopardy 200
In one of Jesus’ parables he talked about a
poor man names Lazarus who went to
heaven and a rich man who did this. (32.)
a. Loved him
b. Went to hell
c. Never died
d. Bought his way in
Double Jeopardy 800
b. Went to hell (32.)
Double Jeopardy 800
The short man who
climbed a tree to see Jesus. (33.)
a. Joseph
b. Matthew
c. Zacchaeus
d. Judas
Jeopardy 300
c. Zacchaeus (33.)
Jeopardy 300
One day Jesus got mad and drove people
out of the temple because of this. (34.)
a. They were dancing
b. They were thieving merchants
c. They were drunk
Jeopardy 500
b. They were thieving merchants (34.)
Jeopardy 500
This is how much money the widow put
into the temple treasury. (35.)
a. Five dollars in silver
b. Ten dollars in gold
c. Two copper coins
Jeopardy 300
c. Two copper coins (35.)
Jeopardy 300
Some of the most respected citizens of Jesus’
day were members of this Jewish group
who lived by every Jewish law. (36.)
a. The Goodytwoshoes
b. The Gentiles
c. The Pharisees
d. The Saducces
Double Jeopardy 400
c. The Pharisees (36.)
Double Jeopardy 400
On “Palm Sunday” Jesus rode this into
Jerusalem. (37.)
a. A chariot
b. A bicycle
c. A colt
d. A Harley
Double Jeopardy 200
c. A colt (37.)
Double Jeopardy 200
Another name for the Jewish Feast of
Unleavened Bread. (38.)
a. The Passover
b. The Okra Strut
c. Pentecost
d. Tabernacles
Double Jeopardy 200
a. The Passover (38.)
Double Jeopardy 200
The chief priests gave 30 pieces of silver to
this disciple who betrayed Jesus. (39.)
a. Peter
b. James
c. Paul
d. Judas
Jeopardy 200
d. Judas (39.)
Jeopardy 200
When they came to arrest Jesus, one of the
disciples took out a sword and did this. (40.)
a. Yelled “Charge!”
b. Stabbed the betrayer
c. Dropped it and ran
d. Cut off someone’s ear
Double Jeopardy 600
d. Cut off someone’s ear (40.)
Double Jeopardy 600
Jesus often went here to pray. (41.)
a. On top of Old Smokey
b. The Mount of Olives
c. Mt. Arafat
d. Mt. Sinai
Double Jeopardy 400
b. The Mount of Olives (41.)
Double Jeopardy 400
This disciple denied that he knew Jesus
three times. (42.)
a. Peter
b. James
c. Paul
d. Judas
Jeopardy 400
a. Peter (42.)
Jeopardy 400
Pontius Pilate gave the people a chance to
set Jesus free, but instead they asked for
this criminal. (43.)
a. Barabbas
b. Barnabas
c. Bartimaeus
d. Barjonah
e. Spike
Jeopardy 400
a. Barabbas (43.)
Jeopardy 400
The man who helped
Jesus carry his cross. (44.)
a. Simon Legree
b. Simon Sez
c. Simon of Illinois
d. Simon of Cyrene
Double Jeopardy 600
d. Simon of Cyrene (44.)
Double Jeopardy 600
The name of the location where
Jesus was crucified. (45.)
a. Gideon
b. The Place
c. The Skull
d. Gabbatha
Double Jeopardy 1000
c. The Skull (45.)
Double Jeopardy 1000
Jesus was crucified on this day. (46.)
a. Easter Sunday
b. Manic Monday
c. Maundy Thursday
d. Good Friday
Double Jeopardy 200
d. Good Friday (46.)
Double Jeopardy 200
This man who took the body of Jesus from
the cross and laid him in a tomb. (47.)
a. Joseph of Arabia
b. Joes Barngrill
c. Joseph of Arimathea
Double Jeopardy 800
c. Joseph of Arimathea (47.)
Double Jeopardy 800
This is when the woman came to the tomb
to anoint the body of Jesus with spices.
(48.)
a. Saturday night
b. Sunday morning
c. Monday afternoon
d. Thursday
Jeopardy 500
b. Sunday morning (48.)
Jeopardy 500
After His resurrection, Jesus appeared to
two disciples as they walked along the
road to this city. (49.)
a. Bethlehem
b. Emmaus
c. Scranton
d. Philadelphia
Double Jeopardy 400
b. Emmaus (49.)
Double Jeopardy 400
After Jesus had ascended into heaven, the
disciples returned to this city. (50.)
a. Sender
b. Jerusalem
c. Nazareth
d. Capernaum
Double Jeopardy 1000
b. Jerusalem (50.)
Double Jeopardy 1000