WorksheetsExodus Test Review
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 19mins
What was the last and most devastating plague in Egypt?
The Passover, which was the death of the first born sons
The turning of the Nile into blood
When Frogs, Gnats, and Locusts all covered Egypt
The three days of darkness
How long had the Israelites been in Egypt?
430 Years
1000 Years
50 Years
150 Years
When the Israelites first came to Egypt, they were treated well by Pharaoh, but over time, new Pharaohs started to treat the Israelites worse and worse.
True
False
What did Pharaoh do to all the Israelite boys born around the time Moses was born?
Had the Egyptians throw them into the Nile river.
Threw the boys a giant baby shower.
Took them all and raised them as their own.
Named them all "Pharaoh".
Who found Moses in the Nile river as a baby after his mother put him there?
Pharaoh and his servants
Pharaoh's Daughter and her handmaid
Jethro
The slave master
Why did Moses have to flee Egypt and go to Midian?
Moses had killed an Egyptian.
The Israelites hated him.
Pharaoh wanted him to marry an Egyptian.
Moses called the Pharaoh mean names.
Which of these happen when God reveals himself to Moses in the Burning Bush? (Check all that apply)
God tells Moses that He is "I am who I am".
God tells Moses that he will lead the Israelites out of Egypt.
Moses tells God that no one will listen to him.
God gives Moses the Ten Commandments.
Moses does a rain dance around the Burning Bush to put out the fire.
List these events in order, just typing in the letters of the events, no spaces. EX. abcde
a. After the Passover, Moses leads the Israelites out of Egypt through the Red Sea.
b. While Moses is on Mount Sinai with God, the Israelites have Aaron make a Golden Calf and worship it.
c. Moses asks Pharaoh to let the Israelites go, and sends 10 plagues on the Egyptians.
d. In the wilderness, the people grumble for lack of food and water.
e. God, in the Burning Bush, reveals to Moses his plans.
(a)
Which of these were part of the Ten Plagues?
Boils and Sores
Extra Body Parts
Hail and Fire
Frogs Everywhere
Tornadoes
In what way does the Passover point to Jesus?
(Select all the apply.)
The unblemished lambs refer to Jesus as the Lamb of God.
The death of the firstborn son refers to Jesus as God's only Son who would die for us.
The unleavened Bread points to the Eucharist, which is Jesus' body.
God told Moses to take the Israelites on the longer path through the Red Sea so that the Israelites would not be scared by the Philistines who were living along the shorter path.
True
False
Pharaoh never changed him mind about whether the Israelites could leave Egypt.
False
True
As slaves, Pharaoh made the Israelites:
Build many buildings for him.
Clean everyone else's homes.
Go and trade with other countries.
Stand on one foot all day long.
When the Israelites left Egypt after the Passover, what did they collect from the Egyptians? Select all that apply.
Gold
Silver
Clothing
Furniture
Chariots
Moses had a brother who often spoke for him and his name was:
Aaron
Angel
Jordan
Joseph
The waters of the Read Sea open up to form a path...
As soon as the Israelites walk up to it.
When Moses strikes his staff in front of it.
After Pharaoh has already captured the Israelites.
Pharaoh and all the men chasing the Israelites are drowned in the Red Sea when the waters return to normal, and their bodies lie on the shore by the Israelites.
True
False
Every time the Israelites grumble for food or water after they leave Egypt, God provides for them.
True
False
When the people complain about not having enough food in the wilderness, the Lord provides them with manna and chicken.
True
False
Bread that is Unleavened is...
Flat
Burnt
Underbaked
Stale
Manna, the bread that came down from heaven, has a moral sense pointing to:
the Eucharist
Gluttony
Miracles of Healing
God established a covenant with Moses and the Israelites and the sign of the Covenant was
The Sabbath day of rest
A rainbow in the sky
The Golden Calf
A Temple
Which of these are true concerning the Manna? Select all that apply
The Israelites could only collect one portion (or Omer) of Manna a day, except on the day before the Sabbath.
The Manna did not appear on the ground on the Sabbath, because they were to rest that day.
If they tried to keep any Manna overnight, it would go bad, unless the next day was the Sabbath.
The Manna was nutritional but did not taste very good.
The Manna could be gathered at any time of day.
What was to be put into the Ark of the Covenant? Select all that apply.
Aaron's rod
An Omer of Manna
The tablets with the Ten Commandments
The Golden Calf
A Quail
Fill in the blanks. Aaron made the Golden Calf out of __________ when Moses was talking to God on the _________.
Gold; Mountain
Gold; Lake
Silver; Mountain
Silver; Lake
Fill in the blanks. _______ wrote the Ten Commandments on the first stone tablets, and after Moses broke those tablets, _________ wrote them the second time.
God; Moses
God; Aaron
Aaron; Moses
Moses; Zipporah
When God sees the Israelites worshipping the Golden Calf, God threatens to wipe them all out and start over, and Moses...
Agrees with him.
Begs God to spare the Israelites.
Collapses and doesn't get up.
Prays to another God for protection.
Which Tribe of Israelites sided with Moses against the Golden Calf?
Levites
Reubenites
Simeonites
Danites
What was the name of the giant structure that the Israelites were to build to house the Ark of the Covenant and be their worship site?
The Tabernacle
Mt. Sinai
The Menorah
Canaan
The sense of Scripture that deals with exactly what the author is saying in the text is
The Literal Sense
The Spiritual Sense
The Moral Sense
The Allegorical Sense
The Spiritual Sense of Scripture refers to all the ways that God is revealing something deeper than just the plain meaning.
True
False
The Moral Sense of Scripture points to who Jesus is.
True
False
The Anagogical Sense of Scripture points to our destinies in heaven or hell and eternity.
True
False
