This file folder activity attempts to get the students thinking about what the passage says.  By matching the questions with the answers hopefully the student will not just be memorizing the passage by rote but take it to heart.

To The Unknown God Question and Answer PDF
(This was recently created so it is slightly different from the one pictured)

This activity is a little more difficult to make initially but the kids really doing it so making an occasional activity like this is worth the extra trouble.

Print the question/answers out on your choice of copy paper, it is time to put the brads in their place.

After the brads are in place, glue the paper on the file folder being careful not to glue the brads down while gluing as close to the brads as possible.

Laminate.  This activity is best “laminated” with clear contact paper.  After laminating, use an x-acto blade to cut an “X” on top of each brad.  This will allow you to shove the contact paper underneath the brad.

Tie sturdy string around the question brads on the left. The students will then wrap the other end of the string around the correct answer.  Your students will probably want to wrap and wrap and wrap the string around the brad.  Instruct them to only wrap it around once so it will be easier to unwrap later.

Here are the questions and answers I used.

Q: Where was Paul during the sermon? (vs 22)
A: The city of Athens

Q: What was the inscription that caught Paul’s attention? (vs 23)
 A: TO THE UNKNOWN GOD

Q: Why is God Lord of heaven and earth? (vs 24)
A: He made the heaven and earth.

Q: What does God give to man? (vs 25)
A: Life, breath and all things.

Q: Why did God make every nation of men to dwell on all the face of the earth? (vs 26-27)
A: So that they should seek the Lord and find Him.

Q: What did the poets say? (vs 28)
A: “For we are also His offspring”

Q: How should we not think of God? (vs 29)
A: That He is like gold or silver or stone, something shaped by art and man’s devising.

Q: What does God command all men everywhere to do? (vs 30)
A: Repent

Q: What has God appointed a day for? (vs 31)
A: He will judge the world.

Q: How has He proved these things? (vs 31)
A: By raising Jesus from the dead.