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).

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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).

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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