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Froggy Jumps Persistent Widow Parable QuizOnline version Parable quiz game by mds test 1 Who was the main character who needed help? a A judge b A scribe c A widow (a woman whose husband had died). 2 What was the job of the other main person in the story? a A judge. b A merchant. c A king. 3 The judge was described as being "unjust." What does that mean he didn't care about? a He didn't care about God or people. b Only money. c Only himself. 4 What did the woman keep doing that finally convinced the judge to help her? a She kept coming and asking/bothering him (she was persistent). b She bribed him. c She left him alone. 5 What did the persistent widow want the judge to do for her? a To make her rich. b To move away. c She wanted the judge to grant her justice (to protect her from her enemy/opponent). 6 The judge finally helped the widow because he was annoyed, not because he was good. What does Jesus want us to learn from this about God? a If even a selfish, bad judge will answer because he is bothered, then our loving, good God will cert b God ignores persistent prayers. c God only answers righteous people. 7 What important word describes how we should pray—meaning we shouldn't give up? a Bravery. b Persistence/Perseverance. c Silence. 8 Jesus told this parable to teach his disciples a lesson. What was that main lesson about prayer? a Prayer should be loud only. b They should pray always and not lose heart (or, not give up). c Prayer is optional. 9 In the Catholic Church, we have many people we pray to, like Mary and the Saints. How is the widow's persistent asking like the way we ask Mary and the Saints to pray for us? a We ignore their prayers. b We expect miracles instantly. c We ask them to intercede (pray on our behalf) for us, and we keep asking, showing persistence and tr 10 The parable ends by asking, "When the Son of Man comes, will he find faith on earth?" What does this question challenge us to think about as Christians? a Whether church is big or small. b It challenges us to keep believing and keep praying right up until Jesus returns, not just when thin c If miracles will happen today. 11 Why do you think Jesus chose a widow as the main character? What does a widow represent in that time period? a A wealthy noblewoman with influence. b A widow represented someone poor, powerless, and vulnerable (without a man to protect her), showing c A traveler passing through. 12 The judge is described as someone who "neither feared God nor cared for men." Why is this the opposite of what God wants leaders in the Church and government to be like? a God wants leaders to ignore rules. b God wants leaders to be silent and unseen. c God wants leaders to fear God (respect and honor God) and care for men (love and serve people, espec

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Who was the main character who needed help?

What was the job of the other main person in the story?

The judge was described as being "unjust." What does that mean he didn't care about?

What did the woman keep doing that finally convinced the judge to help her?

What did the persistent widow want the judge to do for her?

The judge finally helped the widow because he was annoyed, not because he was good. What does Jesus want us to learn from this about God?

What important word describes how we should pray—meaning we shouldn't give up?

Jesus told this parable to teach his disciples a lesson. What was that main lesson about prayer?

In the Catholic Church, we have many people we pray to, like Mary and the Saints. How is the widow's persistent asking like the way we ask Mary and the Saints to pray for us?

The parable ends by asking, "When the Son of Man comes, will he find faith on earth?" What does this question challenge us to think about as Christians?

Why do you think Jesus chose a widow as the main character? What does a widow represent in that time period?

The judge is described as someone who "neither feared God nor cared for men." Why is this the opposite of what God wants leaders in the Church and government to be like?