The Story of Ruth Interactive Worksheet

Instructions: Match each question with the correct answer by selecting from the choices provided below.

1. 1. What was the reason for Naomi and her family to leave Bethlehem and move to Moab?

• "Your people shall be my people, and your God, my God."

• Naomi, Ruth, Orpha, and Boaz

• There was a famine in Moab

• They received financial assistance from their relatives, Boaz

• Ruth

Instructions: Match each question with the correct answer by selecting from the choices provided below.

1. 2. Which daughter-in-law decided to stay with Naomi and accompany her back to Bethlehem?

• "Your people shall be my people, and your God, my God."

• Naomi, Ruth, Orpha, and Boaz

• There was a famine in Moab

• They received financial assistance from their relatives, Boaz

• Ruth

Instructions: Match each question with the correct answer by selecting from the choices provided below.

1. 3. What did Ruth say to Naomi that has become famous in Christian wedding vows?

• "Your people shall be my people, and your God, my God."

• Naomi, Ruth, Orpha, and Boaz

• There was a famine in Moab

• They received financial assistance from their relatives, Boaz

• Ruth

Instructions: Match each question with the correct answer by selecting from the choices provided below.

1. 4. Who are the FOUR main characters in the story?

• "Your people shall be my people, and your God, my God."

• Naomi, Ruth, Orpha, and Boaz

• There was a famine in Moab

• They received financial assistance from their relatives, Boaz

• Ruth

Instructions: Match each question with the correct answer by selecting from the choices provided below.

1. 5. How did Ruth and Naomi become financially supported after returning to Bethlehem?

• "Your people shall be my people, and your God, my God."

• Naomi, Ruth, Orpha, and Boaz

• There was a famine in Moab

• They received financial assistance from their relatives, Boaz

• Ruth

Instructions: Read the story "The Story of Ruth" and see if you can find words that mean the same (Synonym) of these words: kind, relative, advantage, unhappy, and shortage. There is a twist! You would not find the exact same words in the story.

For Example: The word is DOWAGER and the synonym word you can find in the story is WIDOW

1. RELATIVE

(a)  

Instructions: Read the story "The Story of Ruth" and see if you can find words that mean the same (Synonym) of these words: kind, relative, advantage, unhappy, and shortage. There is a twist! You would not find the exact same words in the story.

For Example: The word is DOWAGER and the synonym word you can find in the story is WIDOW

2. ADVANTAGE

(a)  

Instructions: Read the story "The Story of Ruth" and see if you can find words that mean the same (Synonym) of these words: kind, relative, advantage, unhappy, and shortage. There is a twist! You would not find the exact same words in the story.

For Example: The word is DOWAGER and the synonym word you can find in the story is WIDOW

3. UNHAPPY

(a)  

Instructions: Read the story "The Story of Ruth" and see if you can find words that mean the same (Synonym) of these words: kind, relative, advantage, unhappy, and shortage. There is a twist! You would not find the exact same words in the story.

For Example: The word is DOWAGER and the synonym word you can find in the story is WIDOW

4. SHORTAGE

(a)  

Instructions: Read the story "The Story of Ruth" and see if you can find words that mean the same (Synonym) of these words: kind, relative, advantage, unhappy, and shortage. There is a twist! You would not find the exact same words in the story.

For Example: The word is DOWAGER and the synonym word you can find in the story is WIDOW

5. KIND

(a)