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What would Jesus do? - Quiz
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  • 1. Where did the WWJD grassroots movement begin in the 1990s?
A) St. Peter's Cathedral
B) Calvary Reformed Church
C) Grace Community Chapel
D) Holland Community Center
  • 2. Who was the youth group leader that initiated the WWJD movement?
A) Mary Thompson
B) Janie Miller
C) Sarah Jenkins
D) Janie Tinklenberg
  • 3. In what city and state was the church that started the WWJD movement located?
A) Holland, Ohio
B) Holland, Michigan
C) Detroit, Michigan
D) Grand Rapids, Michigan
  • 4. What object did Christian youth wear to display the initials WWJD?
A) Pins
B) Bracelets
C) Necklaces
D) Rings
  • 5. What does the acronym FROG stand for?
A) Finally Reach Our Goal
B) Faith Requires Only Grace
C) Follow Righteousness On Ground
D) Fully Rely On God
  • 6. What was the purpose of the FROG bracelet?
A) To criticize the WWJD movement
B) To provide an answer to WWJD
C) To market a new clothing line
D) To replace the WWJD bracelet
  • 7. Who wrote the book 'What Jesus Meant' in 2005?
A) Adam Gregory
B) Garry Wills
C) John Schneider
D) Janie Tinklenberg
  • 8. Which publication featured a book review titled 'What Would Jesus Really Do'?
A) Esquire Magazine
B) Christianity Today
C) The New York Times
D) Time Magazine
  • 9. Who starred in the first WWJD film released in 2010?
A) Janie Tinklenberg and Garry Wills
B) John Schneider and Garry Wills
C) Adam Gregory and Janie Tinklenberg
D) John Schneider and Adam Gregory
  • 10. What was the title of the 2012 film that used the moniker WWJD II?
A) Calvary Reformed
B) What Jesus Meant
C) The Woodcarver
D) The Journey Continues
  • 11. Which 2015 film featured the return of John Schneider?
A) Fully Rely On God
B) What Would Jesus Really Do
C) The Journey Continues
D) The Woodcarver
  • 12. What term is used to describe the transformation of the expression into phrases like 'What would Lincoln do?'
A) Acronym
B) Snowclone
C) Grassroots
D) Moniker
  • 13. Which historical figure is mentioned as a replacement in the snowclone examples?
A) Washington
B) Jefferson
C) Franklin
D) Lincoln
  • 14. Which specific figure from the world of skating is used in a WWJD snowclone example?
A) Scott Hamilton
B) Brian Orser
C) Michelle Kwan
D) Brian Boitano
  • 15. In what decade did the phrase 'What would Jesus do?' first become popular in the United States?
A) 1990s
B) 1890s
C) Early 1900s
D) 1950s
  • 16. Which novel popularized the phrase 'What would Jesus do?' in 1896?
A) The Imitation of Christ
B) Social Gospel
C) In His Steps
D) Hymns of the Christian Life
  • 17. Who was the author of the 1896 novel 'In His Steps'?
A) Charles Spurgeon
B) Thomas à Kempis
C) Charles Sheldon
D) Walter Rauschenbusch
  • 18. What items popularized the WWJD abbreviation among youth in the 1990s?
A) Necklaces
B) Buttons
C) T-shirts
D) Wristbands
  • 19. The concept of 'Imitatio Christi' was developed by whom in 400 AD?
A) Charles Sheldon
B) Augustine of Hippo
C) Thomas à Kempis
D) Paul of Tarsus
  • 20. Which biblical verse does the WWJD concept draw from regarding Christ living in Christians?
A) Galatians 2:20
B) Romans 8:1
C) Matthew 5:1
D) John 3:16
  • 21. Who gave a sermon in 1891 that contained the phrase 'what would Jesus do'?
A) Walter Rauschenbusch
B) A.B. Simpson
C) Henry Maxwell
D) Charles Spurgeon
  • 22. Who wrote a Gospel Hymn titled 'What Would Jesus Do' in 1891?
A) A.B. Simpson
B) Garrett W. Sheldon
C) Thomas à Kempis
D) Charles Sheldon
  • 23. Sheldon's theology in his novel was heavily influenced by which movement?
A) Roman Catholicism
B) Evangelicalism
C) Fundamentalism
D) Christian socialism
  • 24. Which theologian acknowledged that his 'Social Gospel' was inspired by Sheldon's novel?
A) Henry Maxwell
B) Walter Rauschenbusch
C) Augustine of Hippo
D) A.B. Simpson
  • 25. Approximately how many copies of Sheldon's novel were sold worldwide?
A) 10 million
B) 5 million
C) 30 million
D) 50 million
  • 26. Why was Sheldon's novel so easily affordable for readers?
A) It was released for free
B) It was self-published
C) The government subsidized it
D) Copyright was never established
  • 27. In the novel 'In His Steps', who challenges the Rev. Henry Maxwell to imitate Christ?
A) His own son
B) A homeless man
C) A fellow priest
D) A local politician
  • 28. By 1935, into how many languages had Sheldon's novel been translated?
A) 21
B) 10
C) 5
D) 50
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