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Ezra 7-10 Review

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who was Ezra?

a)

The king of Persia

b)

A prophet who was in Jerusalem

c)

A scribe who was still living in Persia

d)

A soldier in the Persian army

2.

What did Ezra know was necessary about God’s law?

a)

To ignore it because God's people were fine without it

b)

To study and teach it to God's people

c)

To rewrite it

d)

To hide it from God's people

3.

Ezra led which return from captivity to Jerusalem?

a)

The first return

b)

The second return

c)

The third return

d)

The fourth return

4.

What was the decree in Artaxerxes’ letter to Ezra?

a)

He wanted Ezra to build a temple in Persia for the Jews

b)

All Jews in his empire had to be taxed

c)

Any Jews who wanted to go back to Jerusalem could with Ezra as their leader

5.

What else did Artaxerxes say he would do for the Jews?

Select all the correct answers.

a)

Provide soldiers for their journey back

b)

Give them each new clothes and shoes for the journey

c)

None of the priests, Levites, or temple servants would pay taxes to him

d)

Give them gold, silver, and other things for their worship

6.

About how many men were in the group that Ezra led back to Jerusalem?

a)

500

b)

15,000

c)

1,500

d)

3,000

7.

Why did they fast and pray to God at the river Ahava during the start of their trip?

a)

To ask God for rain

b)

For God to protect them

c)

To ask God to provide food

d)

To celebrate

8.

What did they do with their treasures when they got to Jerusalem?

a)

Sold them and kept the money

b)

Buried them under the walls

c)

Gave them to the priests in the temple

d)

Gave them to the king of Persia

9.

What did they offer in thanks to God for their safe journey?

a)

Their children

b)

Sacrifices and burnt offerings

c)

Persian songs

d)

A dance

10.

What was Ezra told about the people who were living in Israel?

a)

They were building a new temple.

b)

They were living peacefully.

c)

They were intermarrying with the heathen around them.

d)

They were celebrating a festival.

11.

What was Ezra’s reaction to the news?

a)

He celebrated with the people.

b)

He ignored the news and went on with his day as normal.

c)

He was deeply troubled, ripped his clothes, and pulled his hair.

d)

He left Israel immediately.

12.

When Ezra prayed to God for the people, what did he pray about?

Select all that are correct.

a)

He remembered God's grace.

b)

He confessed the shame of their sins.

c)

He remembered God's faithfulness.

d)

For wealth and prosperity.

13.

Did many of the congregation weep with Ezra after his prayer?

a)

Yes, they did.

b)

No, they laughed.

c)

No, they were silent.

d)

Yes, they sang songs.

14.

One of the men stepped forward, confessed the sin of the people, and suggested that they do what?

a)

Build a new city for all the heathen wives

b)

Make a new law about marrying heathen wives

c)

Put away their heathen wives and children

d)

Celebrate their sin with a feast

15.

Did Ezra make all of Israel swear an oath that they would put away their heathen wives and children?

a)

Yes, he did.

b)

No, he did not.

c)

Yes, but only some of Israel.

d)

No, he asked them to stay.

16.

When Ezra had gathered Israel together for a meeting in Jerusalem, what did he direct them to do?

a)

Build a new temple.

b)

Return to their homes.

c)

Confess their sin to God and do His will.

d)

Offer sacrifices to show they were repentant.

17.

What was the people’s response?

a)

They angrily refused to listen.

b)

They agreed and took action.

c)

They ignored him and left the meeting.

d)

They celebrated with joy.

18.

What does this history show us about God and His people?

a)

God doesn't care what His people do because He just saves them anyway.

b)

God's people always go back to their sins, but God gives them repentance and draws them back to Himself.

c)

God's people need to obey and repent of their sin before God will forgive them.

d)

God wants His people to be wealthy so they won't sin anymore.