1 Samuel 2

What is Hannah doing in the beginning of 1 Samuel 2? (v. 1)

• Praying
• Getting married
• Dying
• Mourning

What did Hannah say her mouth boasted over? (v. 1)

• Her good fortune
• Her enemies
• Her blessings
• Her son

When Elkanah went home to Ramah, what did the boy Samuel do? (v. 11)

• Went home with him
• Stayed behind to teach for three days
• Ministered under Eli the priest
• Traveled with his mother instead

What word is used to describe Eli’s sons? (v. 12)

• Scoundrels
• Beloved
• Faithful
• Unbelieving

According to the expected practice, what did the priest’s servant plunge into a pan, kettle, cauldron, or pot as sacrificed meat was being boiled by an Israelite? (v. 13)

• His bare hand
• A three-pronged fork
• Bags of herbs
• Blocks of salt

What meat was the priest supposed to take for himself? (v. 14)

• Two pieces of meat
• Three pieces of meat
• All of the boiled meat
• Whatever the fork brought up

What were the priest’s servants wrongfully insisting that they be given instead? (v. 15)

• All of the meat
• Only the fat from the meat
• The pot the meat was boiled in
• Raw meat to roast

What did the priest’s servants say they would do if they were not given the meat they wanted? (v. 16)

• Jail the one who was sacrificing
• Take it by force
• Make a report to Eli
• Overturn the Israelite’s pots

What did Samuel, the boy who ministered before the Lord, wear? (v. 18)

• A linen ephod
• Expensive sandals
• A gold chain
• A turban

What did Samuel’s mother take to him when she and Elkanah would offer their annual sacrifice? (v. 19)

• A new purple robe
• A golden ephod
• A little robe she had made
• Larger sandals