Test Writing

This file gives you some guidance in how to write objective test questions, such as true/false, multiple choice, fill-in, or matching.

These are sample syllabi for most of the courses that tend to be taught in Bible schools anywhere in the world. They have come from a great number of sources, but most of them have been edited and revised by various staff members of Eurasia Education Services.

Course Descriptions

• Brief course descriptions
• Full course descriptions

Bible

General

• BIble Study Methods
• Hermeneutics: Example 1, Example 2

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Old Testament

• Old Testament History and Literature
• Pentateuch: Example 1, Example 2
• Minor Prophets

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New Testament

• New Testament History and Literature
• Synoptic Gospels: Example 1, Example 2
• Acts: Example 1, Example 2, Example 3
• Gospel and Epistles of John
• 1 & 2 Corinthians
• Pastoral Epistles

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Christian Education

• Introduction to Christian Education: Example 1, Example 2
• Principles of Teaching

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Church History

• Church History I: Early Church through Medieval Church
• Church History II: Reformation through Modern Church
• Assemblies of God History and Doctrine

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Evangelism

• Personal Evangelism
• Apologetics

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General Education

• Apologetics
• Marriage and Family
• Study Skills
• Principles of Teaching
• Public Speaking
• World Religions

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Missions

• Introduction to Missions
• Contemporary Theologies in Missions
• Modern Cults
• Personal Evangelism
• World Religions

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Pastoral Ministries

• Children's Ministry
• Homiletics I
• Homiletics II: Example 1, Example 2
• Modern Cults
• Pastoral Ministry
• Personal Evangelism

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Theology

• Assemblies of God History and Doctrine
• God, Scripture, and Angels
• God and Angels
• Angels
• Christ, Man, Sin, and Salvation
• Salvation
• Holy Spirit

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