What was the condition of the Israelites in Egypt at the beginning of Exodus?

• They were flourishing and free.

• They were enslaved and oppressed.

• They had left Egypt.

• They were making a covenant with Pharaoh.

What did Pharaoh decree regarding Hebrew male infants?

• They should be educated.

• They should be sent to the wilderness.

• They should be killed.

• They should be adopted by Egyptian families.

Who adopted Moses when he was a baby?

• A Hebrew woman.

• Pharaoh's daughter.

• A Midianite shepherd.

• A priest.

What significant event occurred at the Burning Bush?

• Moses was crowned king.

• God called Moses to lead the Israelites.

• Moses found the Ten Commandments.

• The Israelites escaped Egypt.

What does the Passover commemorate?

• The creation of the earth.

• The Israelites' escape from slavery and escaping the last plague.

• The giving of the Law.

• God's promise to Abraham.

What was to be put on the door frames to avoid the last plague?

• Paint

• Blood

• Goat Skins

• Manna

What miracle did God perform to help the Israelites escape Pharaoh’s army?

• He turned rocks into bread.

• He parted the Red Sea.

• He brought down fire from heaven.

• He stopped the sun.

How did the Israelites usually react to life in the wilderness?

• Happy to be free

• Lots of complaining

• They made the best of it

• They worked as a team

What food did God provide to the Israelites in the wilderness?

• Fish and bread.

• Manna and quail.

• Nuts and fruits.

• Lamb and honey.

At Mount Sinai, what did God give Moses?

• The Ten Commandments.

• A book of recipes for preparing manna

• The Ark of the Covenant.

• A map to the Promised Land