2. Where was Jesus taken to following his arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane?
A courtyard in the Temple
b. The High Priest’s house
c. A local synagogue
d. The home of a Jewish Council member

3. Where was Jesus taken to following his arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane?
A courtyard in the Temple
b. The High Priest’s house
c. A local synagogue
d. The home of a Jewish Council member

4. Where did Peter go when
Jesus was arrested?
Courtyard of the High Priest’s house
b. Home
c. Mary’s house
d. To find Judas

5. Where did Peter go when
Jesus was arrested?
Courtyard of the High Priest’s house
b. Home
c. Mary’s house
d. To find Judas

6. What did the council need to find in order to put Jesus to death?
A law that would allow them to kill Jesus
b. Someone who could persuade Pilate to agree with them
c. Evidence
d. Witnesses

7. What did the council need to find in order to put Jesus to death?
A law that would allow them to kill Jesus
b. Someone who could persuade Pilate to agree with them
c. Evidence
d. Witnesses

8. What was Jesus accused of?
Being violent towards a member of the Jewish Council
b. Lying to the Jewish Council
c. Causing damage to the Temple
d. Threatening to tear down the Temple

9. What was Jesus accused of?
Being violent towards a member of the Jewish Council
b. Lying to the Jewish Council
c. Causing damage to the Temple
d. Threatening to tear down the Temple

10. The High Priest asked Jesus if he had any answer to the accusations brought against him. What did Jesus say in reply?
He denied the accusations
b. Jesus kept quiet and did not say a word.
c. He said he was guilty of the accusations brought against him
d. He said ‘I am and you will see the Son of Man seated at the right side of the Almighty.’

11. The High Priest asked Jesus if he had any answer to the accusations brought against him. What did Jesus say in reply?
He denied the accusations
b. Jesus kept quiet and did not say a word.
c. He said he was guilty of the accusations brought against him
d. He said ‘I am and you will see the Son of Man seated at the right side of the Almighty.’

12. What was the second question presented to Jesus by the High Priest?
Why are you not defending yourself?
b. Why do you continue to tell lies about
God?
c. Are you the Messiah, the son of the blessed one?
d. Are you the King of the Jews?

13. What was the second question presented to Jesus by the High Priest?
Why are you not defending yourself?
b. Why do you continue to tell lies about
God?
c. Are you the Messiah, the son of the blessed one?
d. Are you the King of the Jews?

14. What crime was Jesus found guilty of?
Lying
b. Cheating
c. Treason
d. Blasphemy

15. What crime was Jesus found guilty of?
Lying
b. Cheating
c. Treason
d. Blasphemy

16. What happened to Jesus at the end of his trial?
He was spat on, blindfolded and slapped
b. He was flogged
c. The guards placed a crown of thorns on his head
d. He was made to wear a purple robe

17. What happened to Jesus at the end of his trial?
He was spat on, blindfolded and slapped
b. He was flogged
c. The guards placed a crown of thorns on his head
d. He was made to wear a purple robe

18. What did the High Priest tear as a sign of Jesus’ guilt?
A tablecloth
b. The Temple curtain
c. His robes
d. Torah scrolls

19. What did the High Priest tear as a sign of Jesus’ guilt?
A tablecloth
b. The Temple curtain
c. His robes
d. Torah scrolls

20. What name was given to the Jewish Council?
Sanhedrin
b. Sadducees
c. Scribes
d. Pharisees

21. What name was given to the Jewish Council?
Sanhedrin
b. Sadducees
c. Scribes
d. Pharisees

22. How many members made up the Jewish Council?60
b. 28
c. 71
d. 80

23. How many members made up the Jewish Council?60
b. 28
c. 71
d. 80

24. What is the meaning of
the term blasphemy?
Telling lies to people
b. Discriminating against others
c. Leading a rebellion
d. Claiming to be God or equal to God

25. What is the meaning of
the term blasphemy?
Telling lies to people
b. Discriminating against others
c. Leading a rebellion
d. Claiming to be God or equal to God

26. According to Jewish Law (Leviticus 24:16), blasphemy was punishable by which form of death?
Crucifixion
b. Stoning
c. Beheading
d. Thrown to wild beasts

27. According to Jewish Law (Leviticus 24:16), blasphemy was punishable by which form of death?
Crucifixion
b. Stoning
c. Beheading
d. Thrown to wild beasts

28. Why was Jesus’ trial unfair?
False witnesses could be punished by death – Jesus was not talking about the real Temple but his body
b. A court was not usually held in the High Priest’s house - Jesus’ trial was held in Caiaphas’ house
c. Trials that could result in an execution could not take place at night – Jesus’ trial was at night
d. All of the above

29. Why was Jesus’ trial unfair?
False witnesses could be punished by death – Jesus was not talking about the real Temple but his body
b. A court was not usually held in the High Priest’s house - Jesus’ trial was held in Caiaphas’ house
c. Trials that could result in an execution could not take place at night – Jesus’ trial was at night
d. All of the above

30. Which title did Jesus use to describe himself before the Jewish Council?
Son of Man
b. Son of God
c. Christ
d. Son of David

31. Which title did Jesus use to describe himself before the Jewish Council?
Son of Man
b. Son of God
c. Christ
d. Son of David

32. Superb! Well Done!
Good. Look over your mistakes
You could do better
You really have to look over this again