The Israelites wandered in the desert for

• 10 years.

• 20 years.

• 40 years.

• 400 years.

The Israelites finally settled in

• Canaan.

• Egypt.

• Mount Sinai.

• Jerusalem.

The pharaoh released the Israelites because

• they ate too much food.

• he saw God's incredible power.

• he knew they would come back.

• there were too many of them.

God asked the people at Mount Sinai

• why they complained.

• if they need rules.

• whether they wanted to be His people.

• to fight a battle.

The Israelites began to lose their trust in God because

• they thought they would die in the desert.

• they preferred Egypt.

• they lost the Ten Commandments.

• they had crossed the sea.

The Hebrews crossed

• the Mediterranean Sea.

• the Dead Sea.

• the Red Sea.

• the Indian Ocean.

To guide the Israelites by day, God sent a

• rainbow.

• cloud.

• dove.

• pillar of fire.

To guide the Israelites by night, God sent a

• full moon.

• cloud.

• dove.

• pillar of fire.

The second time Moses raised his staff during the Exodus,

• the Red Sea parted.

• the Egyptians army was destroyed.

• a pillar of fire appeared.

• it started to rain.

When the Hebrews became hungry, God gave them

• fruit.

• bread.

• honey.

• manna.