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WorksheetsDeuteronomy & Joshua Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 12mins
What does Deuteronomy mean?
Second Law
Book of Law
Moses' final words
Entering the promise land
Why does God take such care of His people (Israelites)?
Because they're a big nation
Because they are always obedient
Because He kept the promise He made to their ancestors (Abraham, Isaac and Jacob)
Because they're really lovely people
Who is Joshua?
Moses' assistant
Israelites new leader after Moses
Courageous and Obedient
All of the above
Before they could enter the promised land and attack Jericho, the Israelites had to cross which stretch of water?
The River Jordan
The Red Sea
The River Euphrates
The Dead Sea
How many stones did the Israelites take from the dry river bed of the Jordan?
7
12
40
153
Why did God tell the Israelites to set up the 12 stones?
To remember the wonderful story of what God has done to Israelites
As a souvenir from River Jordan
To mark the end of wandering in the desert
None of the above
When Joshua and the Israelites came to the city of Jericho God told them to march around the city once a day for 6 days, and on the 7th day to march around it 7 times and to blow trumpets and to shout. The Israelites did as God said. What happened next?
The king of Jericho fell dead
The gates of Jericho opened
The people of Jericho surrendered
The walls around Jericho fell down
How many priests were chosen to carry the rams' horns as they marched round Jericho?
3
7
14
70
What was the name of the man who violated God's command not to take/keep anything from Jericho?
Phinehas
Zabdi
Achan
Abihu
What military strategy did Joshua use to defeat Ai?
He built a tower near the wall of Ai so his men could climb over the walls
He had battering rams knock down their walls
He formed a blockade around Ai so they could not get food
When the bulk of Israel pretended to flee, the ambushes that he set attacked Ai and set it on fire
None of the above
God told Joshua not to make peace with any people in Canaan. One tribe, the Gibeonites, managed to fool Joshua by pretending that they lived far away. How did they manage to convince him?
They wore rags and carried spoiled food
They spoke in a strange language
They wore clothes made from strange material
They told of news in foreign lands
Soon after the Israelites had made peace with the Gibeonites, their new allies were attacked by the armies of how many kings?
The armies of 3 kings
The armies of 5 kings
The armies of 7 kings
The armies of 9 kings
Joshua feared that darkness would come before he could defeat all his enemies and so he prayed to God. How did God reply?
God struck all of the enemy soldiers dead
God gave extra speed and strength to Joshua's army
God turned all of the enemies into pillars of salt
God made the sun stand still until the battle was over
When most of the promised land had been conquered by the Israelites, God had Joshua divide it between the 12 tribes. One of the tribes received no land at all. Which tribe was it?
The tribe of Reuben
The tribe of Manasseh
The tribe of Levi
The tribe of Gad
Joshua was one of only two Israelites who were aged over 20 when they entered the promised land. What was the name of the other?
He was called Caleb
He was called Cephas
He was called Chilion
He was called Coniah
