Noah's Ark and the Great Flood

God created the world and humans, but they sinned. Only Noah was righteous, so God warned him of a coming flood and instructed him to build an ark. Despite mockery, Noah obeyed, gathering his family and animals. The flood came, destroying all but those on the ark. After 40 days, the waters receded, and Noah's family began anew. God promised never to flood the earth again, symbolized by a rainbow.

Why did God decide to destroy the world?

• Because Noah was the only righteous man

• Because the world was overpopulated

• Because humans were doing evil things

• Because the animals were not behaving

What was Noah instructed to build?

• A temple

• An ark

• A tower

• A bridge

What was Noah's task besides building the ark?

• To build a second ark

• To warn the villagers to mend their ways

• To gather food for the animals

• To plant trees

How did the villagers react to Noah's warnings?

• They helped him build the ark

• They ignored him and continued their ways

• They prayed for forgiveness

• They left the village

What happened when the flood began?

• The rain stopped immediately

• The ark floated on the water

• The animals left the ark

• The villagers were saved

How long did it rain during the flood?

• 30 days and nights

• 50 days and nights

• 40 days and nights

• 60 days and nights

What did Noah send out to find dry land?

• An eagle

• A dove

• A sparrow

• A raven

What did the dove bring back to Noah?

• An olive branch

• A leaf

• A flower

• A twig

What was God's promise after the flood?

• To make Noah king

• To create more animals

• To give Noah more land

• To never send a flood again

What symbol did God create as a reminder of his promise?

• A rainbow

• A star

• A river

• A mountain