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Questions

1.Why did Isaac have more wheat and barley than the other farmers?

a) He was given it.

b) He worked hard.

c) He farmed for a lot of years.

2. Why did the king ask Isaac to move away?

a) Isaac was stronger than them and the people didn't like that.

b) The king wanted to farm the land.

3. What did Isaac do each time the people said they owned the wells?

a) Argued about it.

b) Took his servants and moved.

c) Went and told the king.

4. In the end, why did the king want to be friends with Isaac?

a) He saw that God was Isaac's friend.

b) Isaac was a good farmer.

5. How should we treat others when they try to quarrel with us?

a) Don't yell but stand your ground.

b) Stay calm and walk away.

6. In this story we see selfishness in the lives of those around Isaac. Do you have trouble with this at times?

a) Yes.

b) No.

7. What can we do when we feel selfish?

a) Don't share and go tell our Mom or Dad.

b) Pray and ask God to help us.

8. Did you learn your memory verse?

a) Yes.

b) No.

9. Your memory verse for this lesson was...

a) Live in joy with everyone.

b) Live at peace with everyone.

10. When Isaac found the well what did he find?

a) More water than he thought would be there.

b) Dirt and stones.

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