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WorksheetsDaniel Chapter 5 & 6
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 1hrs 28mins
What did the king drink wine from?
The Gold Vessels from the Tabernacle
A Glass Cup from Egypt
A Large Bowl from Judah
Who did the king give praises to at the banquet?
The One True God
His gods made of gold, wood, and clay
What unusual thing happened at dinner?
It started raining inside
They saw a big rainbow
They saw a human hand start writing on the wall
they saw a tiger
What does MENE mean?
Numbered
Weighed
Divided
I Don't Know
What does TEKEL mean?
Numbered
Weighed
Divided
I Don't Know
What does PERES mean?
Numbered
Weighed
Divided
I Don't know
Who interpreted the writing?
Shadrach
Azariah
Abed-Nego
Daniel
What was the reward for reading and interpreting the writing? (Pick 3)
An Elephant
Purple Clothes
A Gold Chain
3rd Highest in the Kingdom
What happened to King Belshazzar that night?
He praised God
He died
He ran away
Who became the new king at the end of the chapter?
King Daniel
King Nebuchadnezzar
King Darius
If King Belshazzar had not used the goblets from the temple for his banquet, what might have been a different outcome?
The writing on the wall would still have appeared
The Medes and Persians would not have attacked
Belshazzar's reign might have lasted longer
Daniel would not have been called to interpret the writing
If the wise men of Babylon had been able to interpret the writing, how might Belshazzar have responded differently?
He would have executed the wise men
He would have dismissed the interpretation as false
He would have been less inclined to call Daniel
He would have still rewarded Daniel
Imagine if Daniel had accepted the gifts and rewards from Belshazzar before interpreting the writing. How might this have affected his credibility?
His interpretation might have been seen as biased
He would have been more respected
It would have made no difference
The writing would have changed its meaning
If the queen had not suggested bringing in Daniel, who might Belshazzar have turned to next for interpreting the writing?
His military commanders
A foreign prophet
A pagan priest
The magicians and enchanters again
What would likely have happened if Belshazzar had immediately humbled himself before God after seeing the writing?
The writing would have disappeared
His kingdom might have been spared
He would have been overthrown sooner
Daniel would have refused to interpret the writing
If Nebuchadnezzar had not previously acknowledged the God of Israel, how might this have influenced Belshazzar's actions during the feast?
Belshazzar might have been more cautious
Belshazzar would have done the same thing
Belshazzar might have honored the God of Israel
The wise men might have been able to interpret the writing
Had Belshazzar recognized the meaning of 'Mene, Mene, Tekel, Parsin' himself, what might have been his next steps?
He would have sought to escape
He would have mocked the message
He would have fortified the city against the Medes
He would have executed Daniel for knowing too much
What might have been the reaction of the nobles if Daniel had refused to interpret the writing on the wall?
They would have laughed it off
They would have begged him to reconsider
They would have called another wise man
They would have tried to read the writing themselves
If Belshazzar had immediately recognized Daniel as the same Daniel who served his father, how might his attitude have changed?
He would have been more respectful
He would have dismissed Daniel as irrelevant
He would have been more suspicious of Daniel
He would have punished Daniel
If Darius the Mede had not attacked that very night, what would likely have happened to Daniel after interpreting the writing?
He would have been sent back to Judah
He might have been given a different position in the court
He would have been executed out of jealousy
He would have continued in obscurity
Had Daniel accepted the position as the third highest ruler in the kingdom, what would have been the possible political implications for him?
He would have been more powerful than Darius
He might have been killed in the invasion
He would have been regarded as a traitor by the Persians
He would have ruled alongside Darius
If the writing on the wall had been in a language commonly known to the wise men, what might have been the consequence?
They would have been able to read but not understand the meaning
The king would still not believe the interpretation
The writing would still be considered a divine message
The feast would have continued uninterrupted
Imagine the inscription had read something entirely different, such as a message of hope. What might have been Belshazzar's response?
He would have doubled his defenses
He would have released his prisoners
He would have mocked Daniel
He would have been overjoyed and thrown a bigger feast
If Belshazzar had consulted with Daniel before the feast, how might the events have unfolded differently?
Daniel would have prevented the misuse of the temple items
Daniel would have been executed for treason
The writing would not have appeared
The Medes and Persians would have spared the city
Had Belshazzar immediately called upon Daniel instead of the other wise men, how might the mood of the banquet have changed?
The banquet would have turned into a serious discussion
The writing on the wall would have faded
The queen would have been upset
The wise men would have been angered
If the Medes and Persians had delayed their attack, how might Belshazzar have responded to Daniel's interpretation?
He would have sought a second opinion
He would have ignored Daniel's warning
He would have sent spies to find out more about the Medes and Persians
He would have offered more rewards to Daniel
If Nebuchadnezzar had never been humbled by God, how might Daniel's message to Belshazzar have changed?
Daniel would have had no historical example to warn Belshazzar
Daniel would have been unable to interpret the writing
Daniel would have used a different prophecy
Daniel would have had less authority in the court
Had Daniel refused to interpret the writing due to fear, what could have been the king's next course of action?
He would have had Daniel imprisoned
He would have ordered his soldiers to decipher the writing
He would have begged Daniel to interpret it
He would have ignored the writing completely
If Daniel had misinterpreted the writing, how might the Persians have reacted upon taking over Babylon?
They would have confirmed Daniel's interpretation
They would have treated Daniel as an enemy
They would have appointed Daniel to a higher position
They would have disregarded Daniel's role
Had the wise men interpreted the writing correctly, how might it have affected their standing in the kingdom?
They would have been demoted
They would have been promoted
They would have lost credibility
They would have fled Babylon
If the queen had not entered the banquet hall, what might have been the outcome for Daniel?
Daniel would have been called eventually
Daniel would not have been involved
Daniel would have interpreted the writing without the queen's advice
Daniel would have been imprisoned
If Belshazzar had repented before the writing appeared, how might God have responded?
God might have removed the threat
The writing would still appear
God would have made the writing undecipherable
God would have sent a different sign
If Daniel had been present at the feast from the start, how might the events of the chapter have unfolded differently?
Daniel would have intervened before the desecration of the goblets
The writing on the wall would not have appeared
Daniel would have left the banquet out of anger
Daniel would have been ignored by the king
Who was king Belshazzar's ancestor
Nebuchadnezzar
Thariyu
Daniel
David
Where did the golden and silver cups take from
Temple of Babel
Temple of Astharoth
Temple of Jerusalem
King's palace
Babylonian God's were made of
Gold, Silver, Bronze, Iron, Wood and Stone
Invisible Things
Glass
Animal skin
King Belshazzar felt very ____ on seeing the hands write
Confused
Frightened
Happy
Joking
Who advised king to approach Daniel for explanation
Kings mother
Kings Guest
Kings Wife
Kings Servants
Daniel and his friends were captives brought from
Niniveh
Judah
Babylon
Persia
Who made king Nebuchadnezzar a powerful king
Queen
Most High God
Daniel
Babylonian god
Whom does the kingdom of Belshazzar will be divided and given to
Israelites, Judah
India, Pakistan
Babylon
Medea and Persians
Why were the satraps and governors jealous of Daniel?
Daniel was handsom
The king favored Daniel
Daniel was rich
What was the new law/decree the straps and governors made?
Everyone has to eat honey
Everyone has to pay $1,000
Everyone could only pray to the king
Everyone had to give the king flowers
What would be the punishment if someone did not obey the new decree?
They would pay $1,000,000
They would be put in jail
They would be thrown into the furnace
They would be thrown into the lions' den
Where did Daniel pray? (pick 2)
In his upper room
By his front door
By his opened window
In his kitchen
How many times did he pray in one day?
1
3
5
10
Was the king happy to throw Daniel into the lions' den?
Yes
No
Who shut the mouths of the lions?
Daniel
An Angel
King Darius
A monkey
What happened to the other governors that plotted against Daniel?
They went to jail
They paid $1,000,000 to Daniel
They were thrown into the lions' den
What new decree did King Darius make?
That everyone must fear and respect God
That the lions would be set free
No more fiery furnaces
Where was Daniel thrown into?
Fire
A bear's cave
Lion's Den
Cage
How many days was the edict enforced ?
20 days
30 days
40 days
FOREVER
How many times a day did Daniel get down on his knees to Pray?
3 times a day
2 times a day
1 time a day
5 times a day
What was placed over the Lion’s den to cover it?
A brick
A stone
A ball
Sheetrock
Did King Darius want Daniel to be thrown into the Lion’s Den?
YES
NO
Where in the Bible can I find the story of Daniel in the Lion’s den?
Book of Daniel chapter 3
Book of Genesis chapter 10
Book of Daniel chapter 6
Book of psalms chapter 46
Did the Lion's hurt Daniel?
YES
NO
How long did Daniel stay in the Lion’s Den for?
A year
Overnight
A week
12 days
Do you believe that Daniel trusted God?
What did you learn from the story of Daniel?
