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Fairview - Year 11 Revision Questions on Provision and Guidance

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How did God provide food for the Israelites in the wilderness?

a)

By providing daily bread from the ground

b)

By sending quails and manna from heaven

c)

By causing the earth to produce fruit

d)

By giving them fish from the sea

2.

Which of the following was the Israelites' provision for water during their journey in the wilderness?

a)

Water drawn from a well

b)

Water flowing from the Jordan River

c)

Water brought forth from a rock

d)

Water supplied by a cloud

3.

What did God use to guide the Israelites during their journey in the wilderness by night?

a)

A flaming torch held by Moses

b)

A cloud of smoke

c)

A pillar of fire

d)

The stars in the sky

4.

What was the shade provided by God to the Israelites during their journey by day?

a)

A cloud that covered them

b)

A massive tree with wide branches

c)

A tent built by Moses

d)

A shadow cast by the Ark of the Covenant

5.

How did God provide sustenance for Elijah and the widow of Zarephath during the drought?

a)

By multiplying the widow's flour and oil

b)

By sending manna to her house daily

c)

By bringing water from the river to her home

d)

By giving her a golden treasure to buy food

6.

Which of the following was the key lesson from God's provision for Elijah and the widow of Zarephath?

a)

That God provides only for the rich

b)

That God rewards those who obey Him

c)

That miracles come only in times of prosperity

d)

That God's blessings are never conditional

7.

What act of obedience did Abraham demonstrate when God tested him in Genesis 22?

a)

He sacrificed his only son, Isaac, as instructed

b)

He left his home without question

c)

He fasted for 40 days to receive a promise

d)

He offered a lamb instead of Isaac

8.

What was the result of Abraham's obedience when he offered Isaac?

a)

Isaac was resurrected from death

b)

God provided a ram for the sacrifice

c)

Abraham was promised a kingdom

d)

Isaac was spared but cast out of the family

9.

In 1 Kings 17, what did God promise to the widow of Zarephath if she gave Elijah the last of her food?

a)

Her household would be forever prosperous

b)

Her flour and oil would not run out until the drought ended

c)

She would receive a son in place of her famine

d)

Elijah would leave her a fortune after the drought

10.

Why were the Israelites' provisions of manna and quail stopped in Joshua 5?

a)

They disobeyed God's commandments

b)

They entered into the Promised Land

c)

The manna was contaminated by sin

d)

God commanded them to plant their own crops

11.

What did the Israelites do after the manna ceased in Joshua 5:11-12?

a)

They returned to Egypt for food

b)

They ate from the fruits and produce of the land

c)

They built altars to give thanks

d)

They prayed for God to bring the manna back

12.

In 1 Kings 4:1-6, why did the provision of manna stop for the Israelites?

a)

The Israelites had broken their covenant with God

b)

They were now living in the land that flowed with milk and honey

c)

They no longer required sustenance from God

d)

The people grew tired of the manna

13.

What did God use to guide the Israelites after they left Egypt?

a)

A pillar of cloud by day and a pillar of fire by night

b)

A prophet's voice that led them through the wilderness

c)

A compass that Moses carried

d)

The wind that blew them across the desert

14.

What promise did Jesus give about rest in Matthew 11:27-30?

a)

Those who follow Him will never suffer again

b)

Those who come to Him will find rest for their souls

c)

Those who follow Him will receive material wealth

d)

Those who come to Him will be healed of all diseases

15.

In Hebrews 1:1, how does God speak to us today?

a)

Through prophets and angels

b)

Through His Son, Jesus Christ

c)

Through dreams and visions

d)

Through natural signs and wonders

16.

What was the primary role of the pillar of cloud and fire that God used to guide the Israelites?

a)

To provide protection from enemies

b)

To show them the direction they should go

c)

To serve as a visible symbol of God's covenant

d)

To provide food and drink to the people

17.

Which of the following was a requirement for the provisions of God to be effective for His people?

a)

Regular sacrifices to God

b)

Obedience to His commands

c)

Maintaining a strict dietary law

d)

Offering gifts to the priest

18.

How does Jesus describe the way to find rest for the soul in Matthew 11:28-30?

a)

By following the law of Moses

b)

By learning from Him, for He is gentle and humble in heart

c)

By practicing regular fasting

d)

By building a house of prayer

19.

In the wilderness, how did God provide food for the Israelites, according to Exodus 16?

a)

By making the ground yield fruit and vegetables

b)

By sending quails and manna from heaven

c)

By causing water to flow from the rock

d)

By causing the seas to bring forth fish

20.

Which biblical figure's obedience led to the provision of food during a time of drought?

a)

Moses, who led the people to water

b)

Elijah, who prayed for a drought to end

c)

Solomon, who built a temple

d)

Elijah, who obeyed God's command to go to Zarephath