Why did Elimelech and his family leave Bethlehem of Judea?

• To find new trading opportunities.

• Due to a severe famine in their homeland.

• To visit relatives in Moab.

• They were exiled from Bethlehem.

What tragic events did Naomi experience while living in the land of Moab?

• She lost all her possessions and became poor.

• Her husband and both of her sons died.

• She was separated from her daughters-in-law.

• She became ill and was unable to work.

When Naomi urged her daughters-in-law to return to their own homes, what was Ruth's decision?

• She immediately agreed and left Naomi.

• She decided to return home after a short period of travel with Naomi.

• She refused to leave Naomi, declaring her loyalty.

• She asked Naomi for money to start a new life elsewhere.

Who was Boaz, the man in whose field Ruth gathered grain?

• A wealthy merchant from a distant land.

• A stranger who offered Ruth employment.

• A relative of Naomi's deceased husband.

• The mayor of Bethlehem.

What did Ruth do to gather food after Naomi advised her?

• She worked in the vineyards.

• She stayed with Boaz's servants to gather ears of grain.

• She sold her belongings for food.

• She begged for food in the city.

What was Naomi's instruction to Ruth regarding Boaz after the harvest season?

• To find a new field to glean in.

• To prepare herself and lie at Boaz's feet at night.

• To return to her own people in Moab.

• To ask Boaz for a loan.

Why did the closer relative decline to redeem Naomi's land and marry Ruth?

• He did not have enough money to buy the land.

• He was already married and could not take another wife.

• He feared it would harm his own inheritance.

• He did not want to marry a Moabitess.

Who was the famous descendant of Ruth and Boaz's child, Obed?

• John the Baptist

• King Saul

• King David

• Prophet Samuel