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WorksheetsBible I Final Exam
Total questions: 76
Worksheet time: 42mins
Leviticus
Moses wrote Leviticus.
true
false
Leviticus
“Holy” means “set apart” or “unique.”
true
false
Leviticus
Under the Levitical covenant, sin could only be forgiven by making a sacrifice.
true
false
Leviticus
Willful sins could not be atoned for with a sacrifice at all.
true
false
Numbers
How many men did Moses send to explore the land of Canaan?
2
3
7
12
Numbers
Which TWO spies returned and trusted God to help them take the Promised Land? (Mark two answers
Caleb
Aaron
Joshua
Moses
Numbers
How many years were the Israelite's required to wander in the wilderness?
20
24
30
40
Numbers
Why wasn’t Moses allowed to bring the Israelite's into the Promised Land?
He failed to circumcise his sons.
Out of frustration, he hit the rock God had promised water from twice instead of once, showing
distrust for God’s commands.
He ran away from what God had called him to do.
He got angry and broke the tablets containing the Ten Commandments.
Deuteronomy
This Book is made up of three speeches of Moses. Match the topic of the speech to its order in the book.
First Speech?
Moses tells what the Lord demands
Moses reviews the past
Final speeches and the death of Moses
Deuteronomy
This Book is made up of three speeches of Moses. Match the topic of the speech to its order in the book.
Second Speech?
Moses tells what the Lord demands
Moses reviews the past
Final speeches and the death of Moses
Deuteronomy
This Book is made up of three speeches of Moses. Match the topic of the speech to its order in the book.
Third Speech?
Moses tells what the Lord demands
Moses reviews the past
Final speeches and the death of Moses
Deuteronomy
What would happen to Israel if they made idols?
What would happen to Israel if they made idols?
They would be taken captive by other nations
They would be scattered among the nations
All of the above
Deuteronomy
After the golden calf fiasco, whose prayer prevented the Lord from destroying Israel?
Hur
Aaron
Joshua
Moses
Deuteronomy
What had God chosen Israel to be?
The children of the Lord
A people set apart to the Lord
His treasured possession
All of the above
Deuteronomy
What illustration describes how God kept Israel in the wilderness?
As the apple of His eye
As a mother bear protects her cubs
As a father keeps his children
As a mother hen protects her chicks
Joshua and Judges
How many times did God tell Joshua to “be strong and courageous”?
4
3
6,000
9
Joshua and Judges
As the people crossed the Jordan River, who went first?
Moses
Aaron
The priests carrying the Ark of the Covenant
The tribe of Benjamin
Ruth
In chapter two of Ruth, Boaz can be described as what type of man?
a humble and God fearing man
a patient and compassionate man
a family man, or the family’s redeemer
a worthy man, or man of standing
Ruth
What need does Boaz pray that God will meet for Ruth?
that God would put His favor over her and send her a husband
that God would put His wing of protection over her and carry her
that God would send the family’s redeemer to cover her
that God would provide for both her and Naomi
Ruth
What is the initial problem set up in verse one of Ruth?
Naomi’s husband moves their family to a sinful city
There is a famine and people are starving
Naomi’s daughters in law can’t find another husband
The people in the city were very wicked and there were no Judges
1st & 2nd Samuel
Samuel was surrounded by bad influences but still he;
continued to do things that were pleasing to God
continued to ask God to speak to him through Eli
continued to listen to Gods voice
continued to pray that God would answer the prayers of his mother Hannah
1st & 2nd Samuel
In Chapter 13 of 1st Samuel before going into battle, Saul was to suppose to;
seek God’s instructions before they attacked
rely on his own strength before he attacked
wait for Samuel to offer a sacrifice
be patient and wait for 7 days
1st & 2nd Samuel
What vow did Hannah make to God if he gave her a son?
she would pour out her heart
she would dedicate him
she would praise God
she would acknowledge her love for God, for all His goodness, and for His mercy
1st & 2nd Samuel
David didn’t kill Saul even though he had more than one chance to because;
he knew God was rejecting Saul’s leadership
he was waiting for the right time
he was self-reliance
he had respect for the office of King because God anointed Saul
1st & 2nd Kings
How did Solomon drift away from the Lord?
He became wealthy and it consumed him
He married foreign women, and worshiped their gods
He did not seek the advice of the prophets
He desired to be worshiped for his wisdom
1st & 2nd Kings
1st Kings records Solomon’s fall and the division of the kingdoms into how many nations?
One
Two
Seven
Twelve
1st & 2nd Chronicles
The book of Chronicles gives us a historical review of David, Solomon & Kings of the past?
TRUE
FALSE
Ezra
Ezra was used by God to collect together all the books of the Old Testament to form the one book we have today?
TRUE
FALSE
Nehemiah
Nehemiah was against the walls of Jerusalem being rebuilt.
TRUE
FALSE
Esther
It is one of the three books in the Bible which bear the name of a woman.
TRUE
FALSE
Esther
Esther tells how a Jewish girl came to be the queen of Persia.
TRUE
FALSE
Job
Job’s had four friends who came to comforter him (Eliphaz, Bildad, Zophar, and Elihu).
TRUE
FALSE
Job
God referred to Job as a man who had a troubled heart?
TRUE
FALSE
Psalms
The message of the Book of Psalms is “Prayers and Praises of God’s people.
TRUE
FALSE
Psalms
David wrote the earliest known Psalm contained in this book.
TRUE
FALSE
Proverbs
Repentance is a reversal of direction.
TRUE
FALSE
Proverbs
Death is the Old Testament penalty imposed on rebellious and disobedient children.
TRUE
FALSE
Ecclesiastes
One truth about life suggested by the word vanity is that life is temporary.
TRUE
FALSE
Songs of Songs
The Shulammite woman Solomon is in love with eventually loses interest in him.
TRUE
FALSE
Songs of Songs
Song of Songs is a story of love, courtship, and marriage.
TRUE
FALSE
THE “MAJOR” PROPHETS:
Isaiah
Isaiah provides us with the most complete prophetic picture of whom?
Jesus Christ
Abraham
David
THE “MAJOR” PROPHETS:
Isaiah
The book of Isaiah articulates the sins of God’s people in dealing with others how?
Equally
Respectfully
Unjustly
THE “MAJOR” PROPHETS:
Jeremiah
Jeremiah is the prophet who did what?
Refused to deliver God’s message of hope
Wept over the sins of the people
Watch his friends refuse to bow before the king
THE “MAJOR” PROPHETS:
Lamentations
The book of Lamentations is made up of what?
Five speeches of repentance
Five sermons on sin
Five funeral songs
THE “MAJOR” PROPHETS:
Ezekiel
How long was Ezekiel to lie on his left side?
390 days
365 days
40 days
THE “MAJOR” PROPHETS:
Daniel
When King Nebuchadnezzar recognizes that it was God who rescued the three Hebrew boys; he gives them what?
Their freedom
Their Land
A promotion
THE “MINOR” PROPHETS:
Hosea
What did Hosea experience as an object lesson of God’s love?
A long life
Land and prosperity
Divine protection everywhere he went
Marriage to an unfaithful wife
THE “MINOR” PROPHETS:
Joel
Joel told the people of God that blessings await those who:
Are humble
Repent
Get ahead of others
Are more faithful than others
THE “MINOR” PROPHETS:
Joel
What is the “Day of the Lord”?
A special time of God’s involvement in human affairs for either judgment or blessing
A celebration of God’s goodness and mercy
A holiday to celebrate Christ’s birth
A made-up day by the Israelites to make it look like they were better than they were
THE “MINOR” PROPHETS:
Amos
To what nation did the prophet Amos preach?
Israel (Northern Kingdom)
Judah (Southern Kingdom)
Israel AND Judah
None of these
THE “MINOR” PROPHETS:
Amos
What was God’s attitude concerning Israel’s feast days?
He loved them and thought Israel was doing a great job
He was neutral toward them, since Israel was just okay
He despised them, as Israel was making a mockery of them
He laughed at them because Israel was just so darn funny
THE “MINOR” PROPHETS:
Obadiah
Obadiah sees Edom’s pride and fall as an example of what?
The pride and fall of all nations
The pride and fall of some other nations
The happiness and joy of all nations
The happiness and joy of some other nations
THE “MINOR” PROPHETS:
Obadiah
Obadiah concludes with hope for what?
Salvation
The future
A new King
Nothing
THE “MINOR” PROPHETS:
Jonah
Where did God tell Jonah to go, and where did he go instead?
Tarshish … Nineveh
Joppa … Tarshish
Heaven … Nineveh
Nineveh … Tarshish
THE “MINOR” PROPHETS:
Jonah
In order to stop the storm as they sailed on the sea, the sailors threw Jonah overboard:
At his request
Against his will
At God’s direct command
When they saw the great fish
THE “MINOR” PROPHETS:
Jonah
How long did Jonah say it would be until the city of Nineveh would be overturned?
20 Days
40 Days
7 Days
12 Days
THE “MINOR” PROPHETS:
Jonah
How did Jonah feel about Nineveh being saved in the end?
Angry
Happy
Suprised
Neutral
THE “MINOR” PROPHETS:
Nahum
What does the name Nahum mean?
Priest
Prophet
Provider
Comforter
THE “MINOR” PROPHETS:
Nahum
What was Nahum’s main message?
The doom of Nineveh
The goodness of God
The judgment of God on Israel
The mourning of the people
THE “MINOR” PROPHETS:
Nahum
What natural force did God use to destroy Nineveh?
Fire
Flood
Lightning
Stampede of cows
THE “MINOR” PROPHETS:
Haggai
What does the name Haggai mean?
Judgment
Prophet
Priest
Festival
THE “MINOR” PROPHETS:
Haggai
What was God’s promise to the people as they completed the temple?
“I am not pleased”
“I will abandon you
“I will lead you”
“I am with you”
THE “MINOR” PROPHETS:
Zechariah
What is the main theme of Zechariah’s prophecy?
Judgment
Slavery
Hope
Idolatry
THE “MINOR” PROPHETS:
Zechariah
What does the name “Satan” mean?
Accuser
Accuser
Angry
Fallen One
THE “MINOR” PROPHETS:
Malachi
Malachi predicted the coming of what New Testament person?
Jesus Christ
Paul
Nehemiah
John the Baptist
THE “MINOR” PROPHETS:
Malachi
How did the people respond to Malachi’s preaching?
They respected him.
They drove him out of the city.
They loved Malachi and supported him.
They believed they were innocent, so they questioned him
