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WorksheetsReview of Quiz 2
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Why was Saul made king?
The people demanded a king.
He was next in line to be king.
He defeated the current king and took his throne.
Israelites need another leader.
Check all the criteria about Saul's looks
Handsome
Hairy
Tall
Fierce
What were Saul and his servants looking for?
His father's dog.
His father's goat.
His father's sheep.
His father's donkey.
How did Samuel anoint Saul?
Put a dot of oil on his forehead.
Poured oil on his head.
Poured oil on his hand.
Poured oil on his feet.
What was the consequence of Saul disobedience?
God rejected him as king of Israel.
He would lose the upcoming war.
He died in the upcoming war.
Saul repented and gave up to be king.
Tick all the disobedience that Saul did when he fought the Amalekites.
He killed all the people.
He spared king Agag.
He kept the best animals.
Sparing the best of the plunder (loot).
What was Saul's reaction when Samuel rebuked him about his disobedience?
Saul said sorry and repented.
Saul laughed and ignored Samuel.
Saul made excuses and blame others.
Saul killed king Agag and gave offering to the Lord.
Which does not describe Saul?
tall
handsome
special
short
What was King Saul's punishment for making an illegal offering before God?
His kingdom was taken away from him and given to another.
He would lose the upcoming battle against the Philistines.
His son, Jonathan, will die in this battle.
The Ark of the Covenant will be taken.
God instructed Saul to wipe out the Amalekites: men, women, children, and animals.
True
False
Samuel confronted Saul about his sin and said, "To (a) is better than sacrifice."
How did Israel reject God?
They didn't like Samuel's sons.
They wanted a human king.
They wanted more idols.
They didn't have enough food.
How did saul disobey God's command?
He took something that God said no.
He played music during the war.
Saul’s physical appearance motivated the people to choose him to lead.
True
False
David is remembered chiefly as a ______.
poet
warrior
father
son-in-law
You come ___ me with sword and ___ and ___, but I come against you in the name of the ___ Almighty.
(a)
How tall was Goliath?
300 inches
3 meters
30 feets
250 centimeters
What have you learned from King Saul?
In your opinion: How would you feel if you were in David's place?
David won the fight because of ___.
his faith and trust in God
lots of practice
Saul's armor
his small body
How many brother's did David have?
7
8
9
10
What famous phrase did God call David?
(a)
What does Saul try to give David?
Slingshot
Armor
Pizza
Flute
How long did Goliath challenge the Israelites?
7 days
12 days
3 days
40 days
What's the main lesson in the story of David and Goliath?
Never become a shepherd boy.
That Giants aren't even strong.
Size doesn't matter, it's heart, courage and commitment that matters.
It's impossible to win against a giant.
David's father, Jesse, gave him the task of to ___.
taking food to his three brothers at the army camp.
begging his three brothers to return home from the war.
going to the king and asking for the honor of killing Goliath.
watching his flocks of sheep and never leaving home.
Which of the following best describes why David wanted to kill Goliath?
He was angry at Goliath for being so much taller.
He was told that Goliath killed one of his brothers.
He was angry that Goliath kept insulting the Israelites.
He was told that he would receive riches beyond compare.
Which of the following best explains how David convinced king Saul to allow him to take Goliath's challenge?
He told the king he had killed lions and bears.
He told the king he wanted revenge for his brothers.
He told the king he wanted to prove himself to his father.
He told the king it was his father's dying wish.
When Goliath meets David on the battlefield, his reaction is ___.
tell David that he respects his courage in facing him.
laugh at David for being so young and small.
say nothing and immediately attack.
refuse to fight and leave David alone.
After David slayed Goliath with a stone from his sling, he ___.
cut off his head with his sword.
cut off his head with Goliath's own sword.
cut off his head with a sword borrowed from one of his brothers.
cut off both his giant hands and brought them back to camp.
What animal did Goliath compare himself to?
eagle
dog
bear
fox
On what turf did the encounter of David and Goliath take place?
plain
wilderness
valley
hilltop
What was David doing on the green hills ?
Gone on picnic with class.
Playing with his friends.
Minding his flock of sheep.
Trying to find the lost sheep.
David intended his victory to demonstrate to all the earth that ___.
size doesn't matter
he was a great warrior
the God of Israel exists
he was "the man"
What gave David courage when all the men of Israel were afraid?
David was the youngest son.
David could run faster.
David relied on God.
David was a great warrior.
The brothers of David ___ at him when he said he can defeat Goliath.
cried
laughed
danced
jumped
Consider the story of David and Goliath. What is the overall message the author is trying to convey?
Only the big and strong survive.
If you believe, you can accomplish anything.
Warriors are needed to lead the weak.
Never engage in a fight with someone bigger than you.
What detail does the author present to describe Goliath in the story?
"He took care of his father's sheep..."
"...when one of them is dragged off by a lion or bear, I go after it and beat the wild animal..."
"...I am the best soldier in our army..."
"...a loyal Israelite from Bethlehem."
Which of the following details best supports the message that when you believe you can accomplish anything?
"When Goliath started forward David ran toward him."
"Come on!" "When I'm finished with you, I'll feed you to the birds and wild animals."
"When the Philistines saw what had happened to their hero, they started running away."
"You've come out to fight me with a sword and a spear and a dagger. But I've come out to fight you in the name of the Lord All-Powerful."
From where did Goliath come from?
Gilead
Jerusalem
Gath
Israel
Which of the following describes why David want to beat Goliath?
He was angry at Goliath for being so much taller.
He was angry at Goliath no one fight Goliath
He was angry at Goliath for insulting Israelites
He want the prizes from the King Saul
How did David convince King Saul that he is able to defeat Goliath?
He wanted to take a revenge
He told the king it was his father wish
He told the king that he ever defeat lions and he is with God
He would not easily defeated
Who is the eldest son of Jesse?
Eliab
Shammah
Abinadab
David
How did David`s brothers treat him?
They loved him.
They didn't know he as their brother.
They underestimated him.
David did not have brothers.
Who was Saul's father?
Kish
Noah
Abraham
Jesse
When the Philistines saw Goliath killed, they ___.
bravely attacked the rest of the Israelite army
ran away scared as the Israelites chased them off the valley
prayed to their own god
ran away and called the rest of the Philistine army to avenge Goliath
If you fight Goliath, which appearance will intimidate you?
Fully armored, a powerful crown, and more superior weapons than the Israelite army
Fully armored, a gigantic horse beside him, more advanced iron weapons
Fully armored, beyond 9 feet tall, more advanced iron weapons
Red eyes, tall, handsome, good looking, nice, kind.
Goliath mocked and challenged the Israelites' army into a single combat.
He said that if he lost, ____.
he and the rest of the Philistines would party
he and the rest of the Philistines would forget everything
he and the rest of the Philistines would be slaves to the Israelites
he and the rest of the Philistines would ask for mercy from the Israelites
When David's older brothers saw him asking about Goliath, they were ___.
encouraged to fight the Philistine army.
angry at David's presence among them and and his supposed pride
sad because Jesse, their father, had no companion at home.
angry because he was more handsome and stronger than them.
By reading the historical account of David vs Goliath, you can conclude that ___.
David pleased God because he had a good attitude.
David trusted the strength of King Saul's army and their tactical intelligence.
David relied on his own strength and wits to make a successful battle plan against the Philistines.
David honored and trusted the God of Israel as He was the one causing the defeat of Israel's enemies.
