How did Haman feel after receiving special attention and honour from Queen Esther?

• Angry and resentful

• Indifferent and unimpressed

• Overjoyed and boastful

• Sad and disappointed

What caused Haman's anger to rise as he left the palace?

• He lost his wealth.

• Mordechai did not bow to him.

• The queen ignored him.

• He was denied entry to the palace.

What did Haman do to console himself after his anger rose?

• He planned revenge on Mordechai.

• He reminded himself that his revenge was near.

• He sought advice from the queen.

• He gave away his wealth.

Who did Queen Esther invite to her banquet with the King, besides Haman?

• All the ministers

• No other minister

• Mordechai

• The advisers

What is Haman's grievance against Mordechai?

• Mordechai is invited to the banquet

• Mordechai sits at the King's gate and never bows down to Haman

• Mordechai has been given more honors than Haman

• Mordechai is hosting a banquet

What can't Haman wait for?

• The next family conference

• The banquet with the King and Queen

• Mordechai to bow down to him

• The thirteenth of Adar

Why did Haman think drowning would not be a good way to get rid of Mordechai?

• Because Mordechai could swim

• Because the Jews had previously walked through the Red Sea on dry land

• Because Mordechai was afraid of water

• Because it was against the law

What did Haman recall about the Jewish ministers of Nebuchadnezzar in relation to fire?

• They were afraid of fire

• They were burned at the stake

• They walked out of the fiery furnace unscathed

• They had never encountered fire

What historical event involving Samson did Haman mention to argue against blinding Mordechai?

• Samson's victory in battle

• Samson's marriage

• Samson's destruction of the temple

• What a blind Samson did to the Philistines

What happened to the Jewish prophet Daniel when he was thrown into the lion's den?

• He was torn to shreds by the lions.

• He was rescued by Mordechai.

• He came out unharmed and saw his adversaries thrown into it.

• He devised an execution for his adversaries.