Here are some questions based on the provided text:

1. Why did Jesus go to the sea of Galilee, and what was the response of the people?
2. What did Jesus ask Philip regarding feeding the multitude, and how did Philip respond?
3. What did Andrew suggest as a possible solution to the problem of feeding the crowd?
4. How many people were seated, and how many baskets of fragments were gathered after the feeding?
5. What did the people say about Jesus after witnessing the miracle?
6. Why did Jesus depart to the mountain alone?
7. What happened to the disciples as they were crossing the sea?
8. Who did they see walking on the sea, and what was their reaction?
9. What did Jesus say to them, and how did they receive Him?
10. What did the people do when they realized Jesus was not with the disciples?
11. What did Jesus say was the true work of God, and how did the people respond?
12. What did Jesus say about Himself as the bread of life?
13. What did Jesus say about those who come to Him and believe in Him?
14. How did the Jews react to Jesus' statement about eating His flesh and drinking His blood?
15. What did Jesus say about the bread that comes down from heaven, and how is it different from the manna in the wilderness?
16. What did some of Jesus' disciples say about His teaching on eating His flesh and drinking His blood?
17. How did Jesus respond to their murmuring, and what did He say about the Son of Man ascending?
18. What distinction did Jesus make between the flesh and the spirit?
19. What did Jesus say about those who believe in Him, and why did some of His disciples leave Him?
20. How did Simon Peter respond to Jesus' question about leaving, and what did he confess about Jesus?
21. What did Jesus reveal about one of the twelve disciples, and who was it?

These questions can help explore the themes of Jesus' ministry, the feeding of the multitude, the significance of the bread of life, the role of faith, and the response of the disciples and the Jewish people to Jesus' teachings.