[b] 1. In Acts, Philip begins the ministry to the ________ .

A. Greek-speaking Jews B. Samaritans C. Galileans

[b] 2. The gospel of Acts reports that in Athens Paul encounters _________ philosophers.

A. Jewish B. Epicurean and Stoic C. Christian

[a] 3. In Troas, Acts reports, Paul preached on ___________ .

A. The night of the sabbath B. Sunday night C. Easter

[c] 4. On his trip to Jerusalem Paul bypasses Ephesus, apparently because __________ .

A. He was too busy to stop B. He was low on money C. He was not welcome there

[a] 5. Acts reports that in Philip's home a prophet named _______ says Paul will be handed over to the Gentiles in Jerusalem.

A. Agabus B. Aquila C. Apollos

[b] 6. In Jerusalem Paul is seized by Jews from Asia because, they claim, he has __________ .

A. Sacrificed to pagan gods B. Attacked Jewish law C. Mixed with Gentiles

[b] 7. In Acts, when Paul preaches the resurrection of the dead, the _________ support him.

A. Sadducees B. Pharisees C. The Gentiles

[b] 8. In the account of Acts Paul has a hearing before the Jewish high priest, __________ .

A. Caiaphas B. Annas C. Festus

[a] 9. In Acts, when Paul appears before King Agrippa, he says he has been a ___________ .

A. Pharisee from his youth B. A Christian most of his life C. Saduccee for ten years

[d] 10. Acts reports that in Malta Paul ____________.

A. Is bitten by a snake B. Heals the sick C. Is well cared for D. All of these

[c] 11. Acts says that in Rome Paul met with Jewish leaders to __________ .

A. Criticize them B. Attack Jewish law C. Assure them of his support for Jewish law

[c] 12. Acts and the gospel of Luke present ________ as the fulfillment of prophecy.

A. The ministry of Jesus B. The ministry of Paul C. Both of these