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WorksheetsChapter 8 OT Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Who led the battle against the Canaanites?
Deborah
Naomi
Ruth
Gideon
Who led Israel into the Promised Land?
Samson
Joshua
Rahab
Naomi
Who led a very small army to victory?
Gideon
Deborah
Ruth
Samson
Who killed many Philistines by destroying their temple?
Joshua
Samson
Naomi
Rahab
Who lost her husband and sons?
Ruth
Naomi
Deborah
Rahab
Who married Boaz in Bethlehem?
Rahab
Ruth
Deborah
Naomi
Who saved Israelite spies?
Rahab
Samson
Gideon
Joshua
True or False: Deborah was the least successful of the judges of Israel.
True
False
True or False: Joshua fully conquered Canaan during his conquest.
True
False
True or False: After Joshua’s death, the Israelites fell into a cycle of sinfulness.
True
False
True or False: Boaz is a type of Jesus.
True
False
True or False: Joshua is a type of Jesus.
True
False
True or False: Naomi goes home to Bethlehem without her daughters-in-law.
True
False
True or False: Ruth becomes an important figure in the line of Jesus.
True
False
Which city was the first target for the Israelites in their conquest of the Promised Land?
Ai
Jericho
Bethlehem
Philistia
What did Joshua command the Israelites to do around Jericho that led to its fall?
Attack the city gates
Set up camp around the city
March in procession with the Ark of the Covenant for seven days
Offer sacrifices on the seventh day
Who was spared during the siege of Jericho?
Gideon and his family
Rahab and her family
Samson and his mistress
Joshua’s spies
What pattern is repeated in the Book of Judges regarding Israel's leadership?
Military success
Continuous prosperity
Formation of a permanent monarchy
Sin, repentance, and deliverance
Which judge was known for having great physical strength but moral weaknesses?
Deborah
Gideon
Samson
Ehud
In the Book of Ruth, what action does Ruth take that demonstrates her loyalty?
She follows Naomi and pledges her allegiance to God
She returns to her people with Orpah
She becomes a judge
She builds an altar
A person who saves or frees others from slavery or oppression is called a:
Judge
Redeemer
Nazirite
Philistine
The Hebrew term for "judge," referring to a temporary military leader appointed by God, is:
Nazirite
Philistine
Shophet
Savior
An Israelite who was consecrated to God and took vows such as not cutting their hair is known as a:
Philistine
Nazirite
Judge
Savior
The ancient inhabitants of the land of Canaan who were enemies of the Israelites are called:
Judges
Nazirites
Philistines
Saviors
The Israelite military practice of killing every soldier of their defeated enemies and destroying their cities is known as:
Nazirite
Philistine
Total Warfare
Savior
