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Total questions: 109
Worksheet time: 38mins
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Class
Date
1.
What happens to the wicked in Psalm 1?
a)
They prosper forever.
b)
They grow strong.
c)
They perish like chaff.
d)
They rule the righteous.
2.
In Psalm 2, who is established as king?
a)
David.
b)
Moses.
c)
God's anointed.
d)
Pharaoh.
3.
Who was David fleeing in Psalm 3?
a)
Goliath.
b)
Saul.
c)
Absalom.
d)
Philistines.
4.
What brings David peace in Psalm 4?
a)
Wealth.
b)
Power.
c)
God's safety.
d)
His army.
5.
What does David ask for in Psalm 5?
a)
Destruction of Israel.
b)
Guidance and blessing.
c)
Riches and fame.
d)
A new king.
6.
What does David plead for in Psalm 6?
a)
Wealth.
b)
Mercy and healing.
c)
A new king.
d)
More warriors.
7.
What does David want in Psalm 7?
a)
A bigger army.
b)
Judgment on false accusers.
c)
Rain for crops.
d)
A new prophet.
8.
Psalm 8 praises:
a)
Kings only.
b)
Man's inventions.
c)
God's majesty and creation.
d)
Animals.
9.
Psalm 9 gives thanks for:
a)
Riches.
b)
Justice and deliverance.
c)
New laws.
d)
A new palace.
10.
Psalm 10 asks God to:
a)
Bless the wicked.
b)
Ignore injustice.
c)
Defend the helpless.
d)
Send thunder.
11.
In Psalm 11, the Lord:
a)
Ignores the righteous.
b)
Tests righteous, hates wicked.
c)
Loves wicked plans.
d)
Hides from heaven.
12.
God’s words in Psalm 12 are like:
a)
Dust.
b)
Refined silver.
c)
Shadows.
d)
Mountains.
13.
Psalm 13 ends with:
a)
Despair.
b)
Praise and trust.
c)
War.
d)
Silence.
14.
What does Psalm 14 say about fools?
a)
They say there is no God.
b)
They praise the law.
c)
They protect widows.
d)
They build altars.
15.
Who dwells on God's holy hill?
a)
Any rich man.
b)
Anyone powerful.
c)
Blameless, truthful person.
d)
Priests only.
16.
Psalm 16 speaks of:
a)
Riches.
b)
Foreign gods.
c)
Hope of life and safety in God.
d)
Destroying enemies.
17.
What does David ask in Psalm 17?
a)
Wealth.
b)
Victory in war.
c)
Vindication and safety.
d)
Rain for crops.
18.
Psalm 18 describes God as:
a)
Silent.
b)
A rock and fortress.
c)
A stranger.
d)
A river.
19.
What does Psalm 19 praise?
a)
Wealth.
b)
Warriors.
c)
Creation and God’s law.
d)
Idols.
20.
Psalm 20 is mainly a prayer for:
a)
Rain.
b)
Enemies' success.
c)
The king’s victory.
d)
Building a temple.
21.
What does Psalm 21 thank God for?
a)
Defeat in battle
b)
Victory and blessings for the king
c)
Destruction of Israel
d)
Rain for crops
22.
What is Psalm 22 known for describing?
a)
Creation
b)
Moses’ law
c)
The suffering of the righteous, like the Messiah
d)
The Exodus
23.
How does Psalm 23 famously begin?
a)
The Lord is my rock
b)
The Lord is my shepherd
c)
The Lord is my king
d)
The Lord is my fortress
24.
What title does Psalm 24 give God?
a)
King of Glory
b)
God of Silence
c)
Lord of Storms
d)
Friend of Pharaoh
25.
In Psalm 25, what does David ask for?
a)
Revenge
b)
Riches
c)
Guidance and forgiveness
d)
A new palace
26.
What does David claim in Psalm 26?
a)
He is wicked
b)
He is blameless and faithful
c)
He wants power
d)
He fears silence
27.
What theme does Psalm 27 emphasize?
a)
Fear only
b)
Trust and courage in God’s protection
c)
A new law
d)
Famine
28.
In Psalm 28, David calls the Lord his:
a)
Enemy
b)
Rock and strength
c)
Secret
d)
Doubt
29.
What does Psalm 29 praise?
a)
The Lord’s voice and power
b)
His anger
c)
His wrath only
d)
His silence
30.
Psalm 30 thanks God for:
a)
Money
b)
Victory in war
c)
Healing and deliverance
d)
Punishment
31.
What does David ask for in Psalm 31?
a)
Fame among nations
b)
Refuge and deliverance from enemies
c)
Riches and power
d)
A new temple
32.
What blessing does David highlight in Psalm 32?
a)
Wealth
b)
Victory in battle
c)
Forgiveness of sins
d)
Many servants
33.
Psalm 33 praises:
a)
Idols of wood and stone
b)
The king’s wealth
c)
The Lord’s creation and care
d)
Foreign armies
34.
What invitation does David give in Psalm 34?
a)
To fear enemies
b)
To hide in caves
c)
To taste and see that the Lord is good
d)
To build an altar
35.
In Psalm 35, what does David want God to do?
a)
Ignore his cries
b)
Help his enemies win
c)
Contend with those who fight against him
d)
Give him gold
36.
Psalm 36 contrasts:
a)
Kings and prophets
b)
Rulers and judges
c)
Wickedness of sinners and God’s steadfast love
d)
Storms and drought
37.
What does Psalm 37 say about the righteous?
a)
They will perish with the wicked
b)
They will inherit the land
c)
They will hide in caves
d)
They will fear the king
38.
What does David confess in Psalm 38?
a)
His strength
b)
His sin and need for mercy
c)
His wealth
d)
His power over kings
39.
What theme appears in Psalm 39?
a)
Eternal youth
b)
Great wealth
c)
The shortness of life
d)
War victories
40.
What does David do in Psalm 40?
a)
Reject God
b)
Boast about his strength
c)
Praise God and ask for help
d)
Build a fortress
41.
Who is blessed in Psalm 41?
a)
The rich rulers
b)
Those who help the poor
c)
False prophets
d)
Mighty warriors
42.
What does the psalmist long for in Psalm 42?
a)
A new kingdom
b)
More power
c)
God’s presence
d)
Wealth
43.
What does the psalmist ask for in Psalm 43?
a)
Soldiers
b)
Revenge
c)
God’s light and truth
d)
Riches
44.
What does Psalm 44 remember?
a)
Foreign gods
b)
Past victories from God
c)
Idol worship
d)
New temples
45.
What is Psalm 45 about?
a)
War only
b)
Building walls
c)
A royal wedding
d)
Captivity
46.
Psalm 46 describes God as:
a)
A distant ruler
b)
A hidden king
c)
A refuge and strength
d)
A silent judge
47.
What does Psalm 47 celebrate?
a)
Defeat of Israel
b)
God’s reign over all nations
c)
The building of the Temple
d)
A new law
48.
Which city is praised in Psalm 48?
a)
Nineveh
b)
Babylon
c)
Zion
d)
Jericho
49.
What does Psalm 49 teach about wealth?
a)
It saves forever
b)
It is all-powerful
c)
It cannot save from death
d)
It buys forgiveness
50.
What does God rebuke in Psalm 50?
a)
Honest prayers
b)
Praise songs
c)
Empty sacrifices
d)
Acts of kindness
51.
What does David ask for in Psalm 51?
a)
Victory in battle
b)
Long life
c)
A clean heart and forgiveness
d)
More servants
52.
What does Psalm 52 condemn?
a)
Generous kings
b)
False gods
c)
A deceitful, boastful man
d)
Holy priests
53.
What does Psalm 53 say about fools?
a)
They trust prophets
b)
They build temples
c)
They say there is no God
d)
They fear the Lord
54.
What does David ask for in Psalm 54?
a)
Wealth
b)
A new kingdom
c)
God’s help and vindication
d)
Food
55.
What pain does David express in Psalm 55?
a)
Poverty
b)
Hunger
c)
Betrayal by a friend
d)
Weak faith
56.
What does David declare in Psalm 56?
a)
He fears man
b)
He doubts God
c)
He trusts God, “What can man do to me?”
d)
He will run to Egypt
57.
What does David seek in Psalm 57?
a)
More soldiers
b)
Refuge under God’s wings
c)
A bigger palace
d)
Riches
58.
What does Psalm 58 denounce?
a)
Honest judges
b)
Just kings
c)
Corrupt rulers
d)
Wise men
59.
What does David want in Psalm 59?
a)
Wealth
b)
Slaves
c)
Deliverance from enemies
d)
Rain
60.
What does Psalm 60 ask for?
a)
More sacrifices
b)
Help after defeat
c)
New priests
d)
A new king
61.
What does David ask for in Psalm 61?
a)
To be led to the rock higher than himself
b)
A higher throne
c)
A new army
d)
Riches
62.
What does Psalm 62 teach?
a)
Salvation and rest are in God alone
b)
Trust in kings
c)
Trust in wealth
d)
Build new altars
63.
What does David desire in Psalm 63?
a)
God’s presence and love
b)
More cattle
c)
Gold
d)
More soldiers
64.
What does David ask in Psalm 64?
a)
Protection from evil plots
b)
Riches for the wicked
c)
Punishment for the righteous
d)
Rain for crops
65.
What does Psalm 65 praise God for?
a)
Blessings in nature and care for the earth
b)
War victories only
c)
Idols
d)
Foreign kings
66.
What does Psalm 66 call for?
a)
All the earth to praise God
b)
Complaints
c)
Silence
d)
A new king
67.
What does Psalm 67 ask for?
a)
God’s blessing for all nations to know Him
b)
War victories
c)
More enemies
d)
A new temple
68.
What does Psalm 68 celebrate?
a)
God as defender and victorious King
b)
Idols
c)
Weak rulers
d)
False prophets
69.
What is Psalm 69 mainly about?
a)
David’s distress and trust in salvation
b)
Great wealth
c)
Victory only
d)
Rebuilding walls
70.
What is Psalm 70?
a)
A plea for quick help and deliverance
b)
A song of war
c)
A praise for crops
d)
A blessing for kings
71.
What does the psalmist reflect on in Psalm 71?
a)
Trusting God from youth to old age
b)
His power
c)
His riches
d)
His armies
72.
What is Psalm 72 about?
a)
A prayer for a righteous king
b)
Riches for rulers only
c)
A battle song
d)
The destruction of Israel
73.
What does Psalm 73 wrestle with?
a)
Why the wicked prosper
b)
Why kings lose battles
c)
Why the righteous are evil
d)
Why there is famine
74.
What does Psalm 74 lament?
a)
Building new palaces
b)
The destruction of the sanctuary
c)
Enemies’ success
d)
Lack of gold
75.
What does Psalm 75 declare?
a)
Kings judge all people
b)
The wicked always win
c)
God alone judges and exalts the righteous
d)
Foreign gods rule
76.
What does Psalm 76 celebrate?
a)
Israel’s defeat
b)
The king’s wealth
c)
God’s power over enemies
d)
False prophets
77.
What does the psalmist do in Psalm 77?
a)
Praise idols
b)
Forget the past
c)
Remember God’s mighty deeds
d)
Curse kings
78.
What is Psalm 78 mainly about?
a)
New laws
b)
David’s wealth
c)
Israel’s history and God’s faithfulness
d)
Praise for idols
79.
What does Psalm 79 lament?
a)
New kingdoms
b)
The destruction of Jerusalem
c)
Foreign kings
d)
The wealth of Israel
80.
What does Psalm 80 ask for?
a)
More sacrifices
b)
Victory in war only
c)
God to restore and save His people
d)
Foreign alliances
81.
What does Psalm 81 remind Israel to do?
a)
Worship idols
b)
Listen to God’s voice
c)
Destroy temples
d)
Trust foreign armies
82.
What does Psalm 82 demand?
a)
Build idols
b)
Ignore the poor
c)
Justice for the weak and needy
d)
Destroy all kings
83.
What does Psalm 83 ask for?
a)
Blessing for enemies
b)
Gold for kings
c)
Defeat of conspiring enemies
d)
Silence
84.
What does Psalm 84 express?
a)
Fear of temples
b)
Hatred for worship
c)
Joyful longing for God’s house
d)
Love of war
85.
What does Psalm 85 ask for?
a)
More idols
b)
A mighty army
c)
Restoration and mercy
d)
War with neighbors
86.
What does David ask for in Psalm 86?
a)
Revenge
b)
Riches
c)
Mercy and guidance
d)
More soldiers
87.
What does Psalm 87 celebrate?
a)
Egypt’s glory
b)
Babylon’s wealth
c)
Zion as God’s city
d)
Idols
88.
What is Psalm 88 mainly about?
a)
Praise for kings
b)
Worship of idols
c)
Deep lament and crying out to God
d)
Victory in battle
89.
What does Psalm 89 recall?
a)
Moses’ law only
b)
A famine
c)
God’s covenant with David
d)
The Exodus
90.
What does Psalm 90 remind us of?
a)
Eternal youth
b)
Riches last forever
c)
Human frailty and God’s eternity
d)
Endless power
91.
What is Psalm 91 known for?
a)
War plans
b)
Idols
c)
Trust in God’s protection
d)
Fear of enemies
92.
What day is Psalm 92 linked to?
a)
Passover
b)
Sabbath
c)
Pentecost
d)
War festival
93.
What does Psalm 93 declare?
a)
The king is mighty
b)
Idols rule
c)
The Lord reigns in majesty
d)
Nations are greater than God
94.
What does Psalm 94 ask for?
a)
More oppression
b)
Injustice
c)
God’s justice against the wicked
d)
Silence
95.
What warning is in Psalm 95?
a)
Don’t worship
b)
Fear idols
c)
Don’t harden your hearts
d)
Ignore God’s word
96.
What does Psalm 96 invite all nations to do?
a)
Build idols
b)
Be silent
c)
Sing a new song to the Lord
d)
Fear kings
97.
What does Psalm 97 declare?
a)
Idols are strong
b)
Kings rule alone
c)
The Lord reigns and is righteous
d)
Evil prospers
98.
What does Psalm 98 celebrate?
a)
False gods
b)
Israel’s defeat
c)
God’s salvation and joyful praise
d)
New idols
99.
What is the main theme of Psalm 99?
a)
Greed
b)
Idols
c)
God’s holiness and justice
d)
War strategies
100.
What does Psalm 100 invite us to do?
a)
Hide in fear
b)
Worship idols
c)
Doubt God
d)
Worship the Lord with gladness
101.
What does Psalm 37 encourage the faithful to do?
a)
Fret over evildoers
b)
Trust in the Lord and do good
c)
Ignore the wicked
d)
Seek revenge on enemies
102.
In Psalm 46, what does the psalmist declare about God?
a)
He is indifferent to suffering.
b)
He is a refuge and strength.
c)
He is a source of wealth.
d)
He is a distant observer.
103.
What does Psalm 119 emphasize about God's law?
a)
It is burdensome.
b)
It brings joy and guidance.
c)
It is outdated.
d)
It is only for the rich.
104.
What instruments are mentioned in Psalm 150 for praising God?
a)
Drums and guitars
b)
Trumpet and cymbals
c)
Piano and organ
d)
Harp and flute
105.
According to Psalm 150, where should praise be given?
a)
In the temple only
b)
In the heavens and on earth
c)
In the mountains
d)
In the hearts of men
106.
What is the main theme of Psalm 150?
a)
Lamentation
b)
Praise and worship
c)
Confession of sins
d)
Seeking guidance
107.
What is the primary warning given in Proverbs 5 regarding relationships?
a)
To stay away from the forbidden woman.
b)
To avoid the path of the wicked.
c)
To seek wisdom.
d)
To trust in one's own understanding.
108.
In Proverbs 5, what is said to be the consequence of following the advice given?
a)
Wealth and prosperity.
b)
Long life and peace.
c)
Fame and recognition.
d)
Regret and destruction.
109.
What metaphor is used in Proverbs 5 to describe the allure of temptation?
a)
A deep well.
b)
A beautiful garden.
c)
A sweet fruit.
d)
A sharp sword.
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