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Korach for 6th Grade

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
Date
1.

What was Korach's problem?

a)

He was angry that Moshe and Aharon always took the best things for themselves, and they had no right to do so

b)

He felt that Moshe and Aharon had raised themselves above all of the people, and that all of the people were holy

c)

He felt that he should have been selected as High Priest, as he was older than Aharon and more qualified to offer sacrifices to God on behalf of the whole people

d)

He was upset that Moshe hadn't come through on his promise to lead the people to a land flowing with milk and honey, and Egypt was much nicer than the wilderness

2.

Who was with Korach?

a)

All of the Levites who hadn't fought at Sinai

b)

All of the Levites and some of the Reubenites

c)

250 men of influence, as well as Datan, Aviram, and On ben Pelet

d)

253 men of great power, as well as their wives, children, and families

3.

What does "רב לכם" mean?

a)

You are great enough

b)

This is more than I can handle

c)

This is too much for you

d)

Be better than you are

4.

What was Moshe's first reaction to Korach's complaint?

a)

He asked God to forgive Korach immediately

b)

He was silent, and Aharon spoke to Korach

c)

He fell on his face

d)

He told Korach that he had gone too far and that God was going to smite him

5.

What did Moshe tell Korach?

a)

You have made a serious mistake, and now is the time to apologize

b)

Why are you saying such things, don't you know that none of this was my choice?

c)

In the morning, God will make clear who is Holy and whom God has chosen

d)

Step away from the tent, and separate yourself from your evil ways so that you may be forgiven

6.

What did Moshe tell Korach and his band to do?

a)

Take their fire pans and offer incense in them

b)

Play something with a fast tempo that he could dance to

c)

Offer up a sacrifice to God

d)

Take up their fire pans and offer god portions of the Sacrifice

7.

What did Moshe ask Korach?

a)

Why have you done this and gone so far as to rebel? Is your service not enough?

b)

Is it not enough that you have been chosen to serve God in the Mishkan, that you want the priesthood also?

c)

Why did you join together with B'nei Revuven? Do you not realize that the Levites have a special purpose already?

d)

Why are you going so far in your complain? Are you not satisfied with serving the priests?

8.

How did Moshe warn Korach and his followers?

a)

Haven't you already seen how powerful I am and what I do to those who oppose me?

b)

Before I was your leader I was a prince of Egypt, Grandpa Raamses taught me how to handle troublemakers...

c)

You should not have done this, now God will be forced to take action against you just as God did at Sinai

d)

You're rebelling against God, who is Aharon that you should complain about him?

9.

Who refused to come when Moshe called for them?

a)

Datan and Aviram, b'nei Eliav

b)

Datan, Aviram, and On ben Pelet

c)

Datan, Aviram, and their families

d)

Korach and his followers

10.

What was the complaint of Datan and Aviram?

a)

You think you're better than us, but you're not. We are also holy!

b)

You took us from a land flowing with milk and honey to die in the desert!

c)

Even though you took us out of slavery, you haven't brought us to a land flowing with milk and honey

d)

You have not kept your promises as a leader, but Korach will

11.

How did Moshe respond to their complaint?

a)

He demanded that God punish them swiftly

b)

He fell on his face and couldn't respond until the next day

c)

He was shocked and apologized for not understanding why they were so upset

d)

He was upset and told God to ignore their baseless complaint

12.

When Korach and his followers appeared at the Tent of Meeting with their fire pans, God...

a)

Consumed them with fire from heaven

b)

Instructed Moshe to raise his staff, so that the earth should split and swallow them up

c)

Told Moshe and Aharon to move away so that God could consume them instantly

d)

said that his rage was too great to be understood by humanity, and that Moshe should consume them with fire from the altar

13.

When God said that, Moshe...

a)

Quickly stood aside to avoid being burned with holy fire

b)

Fell on his face and begged for mercy

c)

Asked God if it was just to consume the innocent along with the guilty

d)

Sadly warned Korach that he had gone too far, and it was time for his punishment

14.

God instructed Moshe to tell the people...

a)

That God would only forgive them after another 38 years in the desert

b)

That Korach, Datan, and Aviram were very bad people who deserved their punishment

c)

That as a consequence of the people's behavior, God was going to send a plague among them

d)

That they should move away from the tents of Korach, Datan, and Aviram

15.

Moshe told the people that they will know that God sent Moshe if...

a)

Korach and his followers live a normal life, and happily return to their appointed service as Levites in the Mishkan

b)

Korach and his followers were afflicted with leprosy, and cast out of the camp for seven days and they repented of all their sins

c)

God creates something entirely new, and a pillar of fire from heaven consumes the wicked but leaves the innocent alone

d)

God does something unheard of, and the earth opens up and swallows Korach and his followers, taking them to Sheol while still alive

16.

Who was punished along with Korach?

a)

Datan, Aviram, and On ben Pelet

b)

No one, as the leader, Korach was responsible for his followers

c)

All who were with him, as well as their families

d)

Half the Levites who had supported him

17.

When the people witnessed the consequences of Korach's rebellion, they...

a)

Offered praises to God

b)

Ran away screaming

c)

Trembled with fear

d)

Fell of their faces

18.

What happened to the 250 men offering incense in their fire pans?

a)

Fire from God consumed them

b)

They were swallowed up by the earth, along with their families and possessions

c)

They repented their sins

d)

They were cast down alive into the depths of Sheol