Exodus 11-15

According to Exodus 11:2, what were the Lord's people told to ask from his or her neighbor?

• food and supplies

• blessings

• herb, spices, perfumes, and treasures

• articles of silver and articles of gold

According to Exodus 11:4-5, at what hour did the Lord plan to go out into the midst of Egypt and bring about the deaths of all the firstborn in the land of Egypt?

• midnight

• twilight

• the ninth hour

• an hour known only to the angel of the Lord

According to Exodus 11:7, to show that the Lord does make a difference between the Egyptians and Israel, what did He say would not move its tongue against the children Israel?

• a dog

• a donkey

• a beast

• a lamb

In Exodus 11:9, before the tenth plague, the Lord told Moses that Pharaoh will not heed him so that what may happen?

• the Lord's wrath may be seen

• the children of Israel may be humbled

• the Lord's wonders may be multiplied

• Pharaoh may be humbled

According to Exodus 11:5-12:2, what even marked the first month of the year for the Israelites?

• the plague of death for the firstborn of Egypt

• the first plague against Egypt when the waters became blood

• the Feast of the Tabernacles

• the enslavement of the people of Israel

According to Exodus 12:2-5, on the tenth day of the first month, which animal was every household of Israel to take?

• a pair of doves

• a male lamb from the sheep or from the goats

• a lamb from the sheep only

• an unblemished female goat

According to Exodus 12:5-6, when was the assembly of the congregation of Israel supposed to kill the lamb taken on the tenth day of the first of the month?

• on the tenth day of the first month at midnight

• on the tenth day of the first month at twilight

• on the fourteenth day of the first month at midnight

• on the fourteenth day of the first month at twilight

According to Exodus 12:7, where were the Israelites supposed to put the blood of the lamb on the fourteenth day of the first month?

• on the two doorposts and on the lintel of the houses where they eat the lamb

• on the tip of the right ear of the firstborn

• before the Lord, in front of the veil

• all around on the altar

According to Exodus 12:5-8, what meal were the people of Israel supposed to eat on the fourteenth day of the first month?

• lamb boiled in water with unleavened bread and fruit of the vine

• half of a roasted lamb, saving the other half for the journey ahead

• lamb roasted in fire with unleavened bread and bitter herbs

• lamb roasted in fire with unleavened bread and fruit of the vine

According to Exodus 12:11, how did the Lord command the people of Israel to eat the meal on the fourteenth day of the first month?

• with a belt on your waist

• with your sandals on your feet

• with a staff in your hand

• all of the above