Quiz Ruth L1-3

Why did Elimelech take his family to the land of Moab?

• There was a famine in Israel.

• They wanted to explore new lands.

• They were invited by the king of Moab.

• They were escaping a war.

After living in Moab for only a few years, what terrible thing happened?

• Naomi lost her wealth.

• Elimelech died.

• The family was exiled.

• The crops failed.

When Naomi’s two sons died, what did she decide to do?

• Move to Egypt.

• Go back to her home in Bethlehem.

• Stay in Moab.

• Travel to Jerusalem.

What did Naomi’s daughters-in-law do when she gave them a choice to go or to stay?

• Both stayed in Moab.

• Both went with Naomi.

• Orpah stayed in Moab, but Ruth chose to go with Naomi and serve her God.

• Both returned to their families.

What name did Naomi wish to be called by her friends back in Bethlehem?

• Mara, which means bitter.

• Ruth, which means friend.

• Orpah, which means strong.

• Naomi, which means pleasant.

In whose field did Ruth glean?

• In the field of Boaz.

• In the field of Elimelech.

• In the field of Naomi.

• In the field of Orpah.

To make sure that Ruth had enough grain, what did Boaz tell his workers to do?

• Give her extra money.

• Drop some handfuls of grain on purpose for Ruth to glean.

• Invite her to dinner.

• Offer her a job.

What was the name for the nearest relative who should marry a widow?

• Kinsman redeemer.

• Family guardian.

• Close cousin.

• Tribal leader.

By what custom did Ruth ask Boaz to be her kinsman redeemer?

• She offered him a gift.

• She lay down at his feet.

• She wrote him a letter.

• She spoke to the village elders.

How did the nearest relative show that he allowed Boaz to marry Ruth?

• He signed a contract.

• He took off his shoe and gave it to Boaz.

• He gave Boaz a blessing.

• He hosted a feast.