WorksheetsQueen Esther (God's Prophetess)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 16mins
What was the name of Esther's uncle?
Xerxes
Abihail
Mordecai
Haman
How long was the King's party?
(a)
Why did Esther fall down at the king's feet, begging with tears in her eyes?
She feared for Mordecai's life
She wanted to save her life and her people's life
She was so upset at the day's events
All of the above
Anything written in the king's name and sealed with the king's ring
cannot go out by posts
Cannot be written in the book of chronicles
cannot be sent to all the king's provinces
The answer is not listed
Haman wanted to have all the Jews killed.
True
False
Unselfish means showing concerns for others more than oneself.
True
False
Who is your favourite character from the story?
Esther
Mordecai
Xerxes
Haman
How many days was Esther's banquet held?
1 week
5 months
2 days
180 days
Who gave Haman the idea with the gallows and what was the idea?
Zeresh Haman's wife, suggests that Haman immediately build a gallows on which to hang Mordecai .
Queen Esther suggests that gallows be built to hang King Xerxes.
King Xerxes suggested to Mordecai that since Esther loves the Jews she be hanged
What does Haman suggest to the King to honour the one in which he delights in?
Dress the subject in the king’s finest robes and have him led around town on the king’s steed.
Make the subject a Prime Minister in the King's kingdom.
Make the subject King for a day.
Choose the finest from the king's harem to be his wife.
When the King finds out Haman had lied what was his punishment?
Hanged on the gallows intended for Mordecai.
He was locked in a dungeon.
He was sent home.
He was killed.
Who is appointed Prime Minister after the events?
Mordecai
Darius
Zeresh
Vashti
Which day was the Jews to be killed?
13th of Adar
13th of Agar
11th of Nisan
11th of Nisan
What was the name of the celebration used to remember Esther's courage?
(a)
Mordecai and Esther are from which tribe of Israel?
Benjamin
Israel
Levi
Rueben
How many sons did Haman have?
10
20
none of the above
none
