Understanding Joseph's Story

What was the true purpose of Joseph's dream?

• To accumulate wealth

• To ensure the survival of his family

• To become a king

• To gain mastery over his brothers

Why did the brothers bring double the silver on their return to Egypt?

• To return the silver they found in their bags

• To buy more food

• To bribe Joseph

• To show their wealth

What was the significance of seating the brothers according to their birth order?

• To show Joseph's knowledge of their family

• To confuse the brothers

• To honor the eldest

• To make the meal more organized

What was Joseph's plan involving the goblet?

• To trick the Egyptians

• To reward Benjamin

• To accuse Benjamin of theft

• To test his brothers' honesty

How did Judah respond to the accusation against Benjamin?

• He blamed Benjamin

• He offered himself as a slave

• He fled the scene

• He denied the accusation

What transformation does Judah undergo in the narrative?

• From a betrayer to a hero

• From a slave to a master

• From a dreamer to a realist

• From a leader to a follower

What does Joseph reveal to his brothers in the final section?

• His plan to become Pharaoh

• His identity and the purpose of his dream

• His wealth and power

• His intention to punish them

What is the ultimate message of Joseph's dream as revealed in the end?

• Sustenance and survival

• Revenge and justice

• Wealth and prosperity

• Power and control

How does Joseph's understanding of his dream change by the end of the story?

• He realizes it was about power

• He sees it as a means to punish his brothers

• He understands it as a plan for sustenance

• He dismisses it as a mere dream

What does Joseph's reaction to his brothers' presence reveal about his character?

• He is vengeful

• He is forgiving and compassionate

• He is still angry

• He is indifferent