1. What are the different categories of books in the New Testament? (Select as many as apply)

Stories told by direct or indirect witnesses: Gospels, Acts
Teachings written by apostles to edify the Church (Assembly or Individual): Epistles
A prophetic book: Revelation
Two poetic books: Psalms and and Proverbs

2. Three of the four Gospels are called Synoptic Gospels because of their many similarities. Identify the one that is not one of them:

Matthew
Mark
Luke
John

3. What are the different categories of books in the Old Testament? (Select as many as apply)

The books attributed to Moses, which describe the creation of the world, the lives of the first peoples, and the rise of the people of Israel up to their settlement in the Promised Land: Pentateuch (Genesis to Deuteronomy)
The books describing the life of the people of Israel in the Promised Land, but also during the carrying away into Babylon: the "historical" books (Joshua to Esther)
Books describing, in a "poetic" style, the love story between God and his people: Poetic books (Job to Song of Solomon)
The books describing the lives of some major prophets of the Old Testament, but especially recounting prophecies they announced on behalf of God: the prophetic books (Isaiah to Malachi)
The book describing the end times: Revelation