Esther Review Chapters 6-10

T or F When the king could not sleep, he asked for the book of the record of the chronicles to be read to him. 6:1

• True

• False

T or F when the king was reminded of Mordecai's good deed, he asked the other princes what had been done for him. 6:3

• True

• False

T or F Upon returning from the palace garden, the king saw Haman fallen upon the bed where Queen Esther was sitting, and Haman was attacking the queen. 7:8

• True

• False

Esther's response to the king's request on the second day of the banquet was that she and her people had been sold to be destroyed, slain, and to perish. 7:4

• True

• False

After Haman was hanged on the gallows he had built for Mordecai, the king gave Mordecai his ring, and also put him over the house of Haman. 8:2

• True

• False

T or F King Ahasuerus gave both Esther and Mordecai permission to write a new letter to reverse the one Haman had written, and Mordecai wrote the letter and sealed it with the king's ring. 8: 7 and 9

• True

• False

T or F Esther wrote a letter to all of the Jews stating that they should keep the fourteenth and the fifteenth days of Adar yearly to remind them that the Jews rested from their enemy, and also that their sorrow was turned to joy. 9:20

• True

• False

T or F Esther wrote a second letter to confirm the first letter and added that they should remember the fasting and the crying as well as the feasting and the joy. 9:31

• True

• False

T or F The greatness of Mordecai, and how the king advanced him was written in the book of the chronicles of the kings of Media and Persia. 10:2

• True

• False

T or F Although Mordecai was great among the Jews, he was not accepted by the many Jews. 10:3

• True

• False