Unit 2 Assessment Part Two

This is the reason Pharaoh enslaved the Israelites.

• He didn't know of Joseph and his services to Egypt.
• They were growing too numerous.
• They could overthrow the Egyptians.
• All of the above.

What was unusual about the burning bush?

• It walked around.
• It was 100 feet tall.
• It wasn't being consumed.
• It was cold to the touch.

God Instructed Moses to....

• Build a boat and fill it with two of each species
• Bring his people to Egypt to avoid a great famine
• Sacrifice his beloved son
• Lead God’s people out of Egypt

Why was Moses reluctant to free the Israelites

• He was a wanted man
• He didn’t know who Yahweh was
• He had a speech impediment
• All of the above

What did Pharaoh do after the first meeting with Moses and Aaron?

• Decided to let the Israelites go and worship their God.
• Decided to put Moses in prison.
• Doubled the Israelites work by forcing them to gather their own straw.
• Killed all the Israelites.

What finally convinced Pharaoh to let the Israelites go?

• Death of all male children.
• Death of all of Pharaoh's children.
• Death of Pharaoh's wife.
• Death of Pharaoh's first born male child.

How did the Israelites get to Egypt and why did they become slaves? (3 points).

Why does God send the plagues to convince Pharaoh to let his people go? Give details about 2 plagues including what Egyptian god it battled and what they represent. (5 points).

When did the Pharaoh change his mind and decided to release the Hebrews?

• When the locusts ate the crops

• When the pyramids fell

• When his son was killed

• When the Nile became blood

Why did the Pharaoh make the Hebrews slaves?

• because he could

• because he was afraid of their strength and numbers

• because he wanted his pyramids built faster

• because the Egyptians wanted to enslave them to help out