Test: Prophets of God

​Test: Prophets of God

By Allison Bayles

Multiple Choice

What was the name of the woman who was kidnapped to Troy?

• Helen

• Cleopatra

• Cassandra

• Mary

Multiple Choice

What was the relationship between the Canaanites and the Phoenicians?

• They were names for Israelites

• They were the same people

• They were both Persians

• They were enemies

Multiple Choice

List three of the prophets discussed on the card who prophesied in the northern kingdom, Israel.

• Hosea, Amos, Micah

• Joel, Isaiah

• Joel, Isaiah, Zephaniah

• Hosea, Amos, Joel

Multiple Choice

Who was permitted to participate in the Olympic games?

• Only intelligent Greeks

• Only pure-blooded Greeks

• Only Macedonians

• Only generals

Multiple Choice

Which prophets prophesied in the southern kingdom, Judah?

• Hosea, Amos, Micah

• Joel, Amos, Micah

• Joel, Isaiah, Zephaniah

• Hosea, Amos, Isaiah

Multiple Choice

Who were the first kings of Israel and Judah?

• Rehoboam and Jeroboam

• Jeroboam and Solomon

• Ahab and Mannasah

• Josiah and Ahab

Multiple Choice

Who is the only major prophet the card mentions?

• Isaiah

• Hosea

• Daniel

• Joel

Multiple Choice

Which Scripture associated with the event 'Israel and Judah Fall'?

• 1 Kings 17,25

• 3 Kings 17,25

• 1 Kings 1,2

• 2 Kings 17,25

Multiple Choice

Review Question: Choose the correct date for the event - Mycenaan Culture?

• 27 B.C.

• 1450 B.C.-1200 B.C.

• 2200 B.C.-1450 B.C.

• 1250 B.C.

Multiple Choice

Review Question: Choose the correct date for the event - Phoenician Civilization and the Alphabet

• 509 B.C.

• 1200 B.C. - 1000 B.C.

• 2200 B.C. - 1450 B.C.

• 1250 B.C.

Multiple Choice

Review Question: Choose the correct date for the event - Minoan Culture

• 509 B.C.

• 2200 B.C. - 1450 B.C.

• 1450 B.C. - 1200 B.C.

• 753 B.C.

Multiple Choice

Review Question: Choose the correct date for the event - Trojan War

• 753 B.C.

• 1250 B.C.

• 509 B.C.

• 064 A.D.

Multiple Choice

Review Question: Choose the correct date for the event - Phoenician Civilization and the Alphabet

• 509 B.C.

• 1200 B.C. - 1000 B.C.

• 2200 B.C. - 1450 B.C.

• 1250 B.C.

Multiple Choice

What is the approximate date of the colonization of Greece?

• c. 931 B.C. - 776 B.C.

• c. 931 B.C.

• c. 776 B.C. - 753 B.C.

• c. 750 B.C. - 508 B.C.

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• Minoan Culture

• Mycenaen Culture

• The Trojan War

• Phoenician Civilization

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• Israel Divides into Two Kingdoms

• Homer and Greek Mythology

• The Olympics

• Founding of Rome

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• Greece Colonized: Democracy Begins

• Israel and Judah Fall

• Prophets of God

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Historical Literature

Read Chapters 27-28 of Hittite Warrior

Assigned Reading:

Hittite Warrior Uriah told Merris the news of Hannibaal's death, and then introduced her to his friend Ahmoses. When she told Ahmoses she had seen him before, Ahmoses replied that she may have seen pictures of his family, which descended from the last true kings of Egypt. Ahmoses explained that if Egypt was as it should be, he would be Pharaoh. Merris said that she had prayed to Aton that she would see the true king before she died, and it had finally come to pass. She told Mehitabel that she must not marry Achil and should flee the city immediately. Uriah told her that if Jotham was alive, he knew where they could find him.

Mehitabel prepared to go while Merris gave Ahmoses the image of Nefertiti as her gift to her king. After leaving, Mehitabel realized that she had left her dog Zebub behind. Uriah agreed to go get the dog but he realized too late that Achil had followed him. In their fight, Achil was accidentally knocked off the roof and died.

Uriah returned Zebub to Mehitabel, and the young people left Tyre's gates. During their journey, Ahmoses told Uriah that he was returning to Egypt because the gods were leading him home. Uriah sadly told Ahmoses, his truest friend, goodbye. After a few days, Uriah and Mehitabel reached Harosheth, where they camped outside the city. Jabin found Uriah and told him that Tamar was well and that Jotham was now a hero because of his efforts in the battle against Sisera. Uriah asked Jabin to tell Jotham he had brought a gift. Before Uriah went into his tent, he questioned one of the Hebrew children about their God. The child explained to him that his God lived in the tabernacle in the Ark of the Covenant. When Jotham came into the tent, he was angered at the sight of Uriah. But once he saw Mehitabel, they ran to one another and Uriah left the tent unnoticed.