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WorksheetsIntro and Pentateuch
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
Label the Peaks and Valleys found in the books of the Pentateuch.
Creation, Chaos, Kingdom, Exile, Return, Harness
Conquest, Chaos, Kingdom, Division, Judah, Exile
Creation, Failure, Promise, Slavery, Nation, Wandering
Promise, Nation, Wandering, Return, Slavery, Failure
Approximately how many years did it take for the Old Testament to be written?
2500
1500
1000
3000
The Pentateuch is also known as the:
Gospels
Prophets
Epistles
Torah
What does “Pentateuch” mean?
The first king of Israel
Five books
Laws of the prophets
Ancient poems
Who is traditionally credited with writing the Pentateuch?
David
Moses
Solomon
Isaiah
The main theme of the Hebrew Scriptures is
The importance of word choice.
God’s desire to punish.
God’s relationship with humans.
God’s desire to see piety.
Why did God bring a flood on the world?
God wanted to cleanse the earth from evil spirits.
God judged the world because of universal wickedness.
God was angry with Noah for not building the ark sooner.
God sought to punish the animals for their disobedience.
Which of these is a story found in Genesis?
The Ten Commandments
The Exodus from Egypt
The Tower of Babel
The Day of Atonement
Who is considered the father of the Israelite people?
Moses
Abraham
Jacob
Joseph
The Tower of Babel account in Genesis 11 is an account of God punishing people’s pride by:
confusing their language.
destroying their buildings.
forcing them to live together
exiling them from Eden.
Who were the first humans created by God according to Genesis?
Abraham and Sarah
Moses and Miriam
Isaac and Rebekah
Adam and Eve
In Genesis 1, God created the world in an orderly pattern of formation (Days 1–3) and filling (Days 4–6). Which of the following correctly matches each day of creation?
Day 1 – Light, Day 2 – Sky and Waters, Day 3 – Land and Plants, Day 4 – Sun, Moon, Stars, Day 5 – Birds and Fish, Day 6 – Animals and Humans
Day 1 – Land and Plants, Day 2 – Animals and Humans, Day 3 – Light, Day 4 – Sky and Waters, Day 5 – Sun, Moon, Stars, Day 6 – Birds and Fish
Day 1 – Sun, Moon, Stars, Day 2 – Birds and Fish, Day 3 – Animals and Humans, Day 4 – Land and Plants, Day 5 – Light, Day 6 – Sky and Waters
Day 1 – Waters Parted (Red Sea), Day 2 – Manna from Heaven, Day 3 – Ten Commandments, Day 4 – Ark of the Covenant, Day 5 – Promised Land, Day 6 – King David Crowned
Which son of Jacob had a coat of many colors?
Reuben
Joseph
Benjamin
Judah
In Genesis, God made a covenant with Abraham promising:
Eternal life for all nations
Immediate kingship
Protection from famine
Nation, Land, and a Seed
Who led the Israelites out of Egypt?
Joshua
Aaron
Moses
Caleb
The personal name of God, as revealed to Moses in the Book of Exodus, is usually translated as Lord. ______ is the name said by some Jews when reading the scriptures out loud.
Jehovah
Adonai
Torah
Yahweh
What was the final plague that convinced Pharaoh to let the Israelites go?
Frogs
Darkness
Death of the firstborn
Locusts
Where did Moses receive the Ten Commandments?
Mount Sinai
Mount Ararat
Mount Zion
Mount Carmel
God first spoke to Moses from
Mount Sinai.
Mount Horeb.
a burning bush.
a Midian well.
Leviticus focuses mainly on:
History of kings
Laws and rituals
Prophecies about Jesus
The exile
The Day of Atonement in Leviticus is called:
Passover
Yom Kippur
Pentecost
Hanukkah
Who was primarily responsible for performing sacrifices in Leviticus?
Kings
Priests
Prophets
Judges
The innermost part of the sacred space that held the Ten Commandments was the
ark of the covenant.
Decalogue
holy of holies.
tabernacle.
What kind of laws are included in Leviticus?
Moral, ceremonial, and civil
Prophetic only
Stories of creation
Kings’ genealogies
The Book of _____ provided great inspiration to enslaved African Americans.
Genesis
Exodus
Numbers
Leviticus
Who is considered a Moses figure to African Americans for work in conducting enslaved Americans for work in conducting enslaved people to freedom?
Harriet Tubman
Frederick Douglass
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Abraham Lincoln
Why is the book called “Numbers”?
Because it is a math textbook
Because it tells how to count stars
Because it counts kings
Because it has many numbers in genealogies and censuses
The Israelites wandered in the desert for:
10 years
20 years
40 years
50 years
Who led the Israelites after Moses?
Joshua
Aaron
Caleb
Samuel
Numbers includes stories of rebellion by:
Kings of Egypt
The Israelites
Philistine armies
Babylonian captives
Deuteronomy means:
Book of wisdom
First covenant
The promised land
Second law
Who delivers long speeches in Deuteronomy reminding the Israelites of God’s law?
Aaron
Moses
Joshua
Samuel
Deuteronomy emphasizes:
God’s faithfulness and obedience to His law
The creation of the world
Stories of the judges
The rebuilding of the temple
The Shema, an important prayer in Deuteronomy, teaches:
Worship many gods
Love God with all your heart
Kingship over nations
Laws of sacrifice only
Before entering the Promised Land, God commanded the Israelites to:
Build a temple
Obey His law and stay faithful
Become priests
Return to Egypt
