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Jesus curses a fig tree and it withers (Mark 11:12–14, 20–21) - Test
Contributed by: Atherton
  • 1. What did Jesus do to the fig tree?
A) He pruned it.
B) He watered it.
C) He cursed it.
D) He blessed it.
  • 2. What was the reason Jesus cursed the fig tree?
A) It had too many leaves.
B) It had no fruit.
C) It was too tall.
D) It was dying.
  • 3. What is the significance of the fig tree in this passage?
A) It is a healing symbol.
B) It symbolizes spiritual barrenness.
C) It represents abundance.
D) It denotes wealth.
  • 4. How did Jesus respond when he saw the fig tree?
A) He found nothing but leaves.
B) He was pleased.
C) He climbed it.
D) He sat under it.
  • 5. What lesson did Jesus teach following the cursing of the fig tree?
A) Be kind to trees.
B) Have faith in God.
C) Eat figs.
D) Always plant seeds.
  • 6. Which disciples noticed the withered fig tree?
A) Matthew.
B) Peter.
C) Andrew.
D) John.
  • 7. What time of year was it when Jesus cursed the fig tree?
A) It was winter.
B) It was autumn.
C) It was summer.
D) It was not the season for figs.
  • 8. What did Jesus say when He cursed the fig tree?
A) You will produce fruit.
B) You will blossom next year.
C) You will grow tall.
D) No one will eat from you again.
  • 9. What was the mood of Jesus when he encountered the fig tree?
A) Angry.
B) Disappointed.
C) Joyful.
D) Indifferent.
  • 10. What does the withering of the fig tree signify in biblical terms?
A) Healing.
B) Judgment for unfruitfulness.
C) A miracle.
D) Provision.
  • 11. What does this story teach about faith?
A) Faith requires evidence.
B) Faith is only for the righteous.
C) Faith can move mountains.
D) Faith is irrelevant.
  • 12. What did Jesus emphasize about prayer after the incident?
A) Pray only at night.
B) Believe that you received.
C) Pray quietly.
D) Only pray in groups.
  • 13. How long did it take for the fig tree to wither completely?
A) A full week.
B) A year.
C) Several days.
D) Overnight.
  • 14. What does the phrase 'no one will eat from you again' imply?
A) Future growth.
B) Temporary punishment.
C) Blessing in disguise.
D) Permanent barrenness.
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