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Quiz 7B— test 9
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Giving human traits to non-human things
Personification
Simile
Hyperbole
Metaphor
2
Is there a chance of you getting a 100%?
No
Yes
Idk bro
Maybe
3
Intentional, extreme exaggeration
Simile
Hyperbole
Metaphor
Personification
4
APPLY— Is there a _______ that needs to be ______ and ______?
Meaning ; applied and forget
Doctrine ; learned and followed
Word ; Learned and applied
Doctrine ; Memorized and trusted
5
Often, in a parable someone represents…
God, and others represent people or groups
Obstacles, and others represent the solution
People, and other represents life difficulties
God, and others represents animal or objects
6
_______ in the first part of the letter, _____ in the second part
Writer ; body of the letter
Biblical integration ; how to apply
Doctrine ; practical application
Instructions ; prayer
7
UNDERSTAND THE CONTEXT—What questions do we need to ask to interpret a text?
Who is Jesus talking to? What happened just before the parable?
What’s the meaning of the parable? Who is telling it?
Who is Jesus talking to? Who is telling it?
What happened just before the parable? Who is telling it?
8
WATCH FOR THE TWIST— Parables often include _____that challenges assumptions
Disorganized ideas
Hard obstacles
Critical thinking
Something unexpected
9
Some epistles are written to…
People
Local churches
All of the above
Individuals
10
“Time is a thief” is a good example of metaphor.
True
False
11
“His smile was as bright as the sun” is a personification.
False
True
12
APPLY— Is there a __________ that should be ________ to our context?
Verse ; memorized
Context ; understand
Practical application ; applied
Practical application ; understand
13
CONNECT TO THE KINGDOM OF GOD—Many parables reveal something about…
Hell
God’s kingdom
The ending of the world
The future
14
Don’t get bogged down trying to interpret every detail unless Jesus explains it that way
True
False
15
What does the word “proverbs” mean?
Wisdom literature
General advices
Historical ideas
Songs
16
Do NOT understand the flow of the topics or arguments.
False
True
17
KNOW THE CHARACTERS AND SETTING— Identify…
The characters and the setting
The meaning of the parable
Who the characters represent
What the setting represents
18
APPLY— ask, “Is there a doctrine that needs to be learned and followed?”
False
True
19
LOOK FOR ONE MAIN POINT— What are most parables designed for?
Teach one central truth
Understand our purpose
Learn about life
Tell fictional stories to the kids
20
Comparison using “like or as”
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
Hyperbole
21
“I’ve told you a million times!” Is a good example of hyperbole.
True
False
22
Often, in a parable someone represents God, and others represent animals or objects.
True
False
23
TYPICAL STRUCTURE— What is the structure of an epistle?
All of the above
Introduction, word of thanksgiving and/ or prayer
Body of the letter
Conclusion and greetings
24
Direct comparison (no “like / as”)
Hyperbole
Metaphor
Simile
Personification
25
OBSERVE—Divide the text into discourse units: __________ will help you see the sections of thoughts.
An investigation of the Bible
A good study Bible or commentary
The Bible
A good guide of the Bible
26
INTERPRET— Determine the meaning of…
Compound words and paraphrases
Individual words and phrases
Individual words and characters
Individual meaning and fragments
27
Out of 27 books in NT, 21 are letters.
True
False
28
What is an epistle?
A machine
A letter
A gun
None of the above
29
“The wind whispered through the trees” is a good example of personification.
False
True
30
APPLY— do NOT ask, “Is there practical application that should be applied to our context?”
False
True
