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Worksheets80-Item Multiple-Choice Quiz
Total questions: 90
Worksheet time: 45mins
The Pentateuch tells the story of God’s covenant from creation to the brink of the Promised Land. What is Book 1?
Exodus
Deuteronomy
Genesis
Numbers
The beginning of evil appears in Genesis. What is the FIRST sin described?
Theft
Murder
Eating of the forbidden fruit
Pride
The Yahwist tradition uses what name for God?
Adonai
Elohim
El Shaddai
Yahweh
Which tradition is the OLDEST in the OT?
Priestly
Yahwist
Elohist
Deuteronomic
Which tradition originated in the North around 750 BC?
Yahwist
Elohist
Priestly
Deuteronomic
The Deuteronomic tradition is connected with whose reform?
King David
King Josiah
King Solomon
King Hezekiah
Which tradition was finalized around 400 BC?
Priestly
Yahwist
Elohist
Deuteronomic
The Priestly creation account emphasizes God’s:
Emotion
Transcendence
Weakness
Humanity
The Yahwist creation story focuses on:
Power
Poetry
Intimacy and relationship
Prophecy
In Genesis, humans are made from:
Gold and fire
Rock and wind
Clay and God’s breath
Water and soil
In the Yahwist account, humans receive:
Only instincts
Knowledge and free will
No choice
Angelic perfection
Man and woman in Genesis are described as:
Unequal
Equal in nature and dignity
Always in conflict
Separate species
The Priestly account teaches God created by:
Magic
Force
His Word
Angels
“Let there be…” emphasizes:
God’s limited power
God’s creative Word
Human authorship
Chaos
Which creation account lists the 7 days of creation?
Yahwist
Priestly
Deuteronomic
Elohist
According to creation teaching, man is the:
Least important
Equal to animals
Greatest of all creatures
Same as angels
Human responsibility in creation includes:
Destroying nature
Exploiting resources
Taking care of God’s creation
Ignoring creation
The state of original happiness is symbolized as:
Kingdom
Desert
Paradise
Mountain
The serpent symbolizes:
Confusion
Devil
Human weakness only
Punishment
After sin, Adam and Eve felt:
Joy
Pride
Guilt and shame
Nothing
Original Sin is called “sin of the world” because:
It is a global flood
It affects all humans
It is only symbolic
It is political
Concupiscence means:
Blessedness
Faith
Disordered desire to sin
Total goodness
The Tower of Babel teaches that pride leads to:
Intelligence
Unity
Division
Freedom
God promising salvation in Gen. 3:15 shows God’s:
Anger
Abandonment
Unchanging love
Weakness
God “punishing” sin really means:
God loves punishing
Sin naturally results in suffering
Humans deserve pain
God is unfair
The Historical Books are mainly:
Chemistry texts
Political books
Theological reflections on Israel’s history
Geography books
Joshua’s central message:
Wealth brings victory
Obedience brings victory
Idols protect the land
Kings are perfect
Judges teaches:
No forgiveness
Only punishment
God forgives and restores the repentant
God ignores Israel
Ruth is notable because she is:
A prophet
A queen
A Moabite ancestor of Jesus
A warrior
The books of Samuel and Kings teach that a king’s faithfulness reflects:
Wealth
National success or failure
Personal beauty
Popularity
The Historical Books show that disobedience leads to:
Peace
Prosperity
Decline
More blessings
Ezra and Nehemiah focus on:
Entertainment
Exile and restoration
War only
Poetry
Tobit emphasizes:
Revenge
Carelessness
Divine providence and kindness
Despair
Maccabees focuses on:
Love stories
War for freedom of faith
Farming
Family drama
Israelites struggled in Canaan because:
They loved idols
Surrounding nations had evil customs
They had no leaders
They lacked water
The Historical Books show God as:
Absent
Faithful to His covenant
Weak
Silent
Ruth shows that loyalty brings:
Nothing
Misery
God’s favor
Division
Judges show a cycle of sin → punishment → repentance → ____
Despair
God’s deliverance
Idolatry
Exile
Kingship ultimately depends on:
Wealth
Military
Relationship with God
Alliances
Ezra highlights the importance of:
Ritual magic
God’s Law
Idolatry
Silence
Maccabees teaches the value of:
Betrayal
Perseverance
Fear
Luxury
Joshua dividing the land symbolizes:
Equality and God’s faithfulness
Inequality
Random chance
Human greatness
Nehemiah rebuilding the wall shows:
Weakness
Exile
Community unity and renewal
Anger
The Historical Books encourage readers to:
Reject faith
Trust idols
Remain faithful even in hardship
Become kings
Which theme appears in ALL Historical Books?
Evolution
God’s covenant faithfulness
Astrology
Secularism
Wisdom literature primarily teaches:
Magic
War
How to live wisely
Geography
The Book of Job centers on:
Wealth
Suffering of the innocent
Festivals
Royalty
Job teaches:
God is evil
Human understanding is limited
Suffering has no purpose
Righteousness is useless
Psalms are mainly:
Laws
Songs and prayers
Recipes
Genealogies
Proverbs contains:
Wise sayings
Narratives only
Prophecies
Letters
Ecclesiastes focuses on:
Science
Life’s meaning and vanity
Politics
Architecture
“Vanity of vanities” expresses:
Meaninglessness of purely earthly pursuits
Pride
Joy
Wealth
Song of Songs is about:
Violence
Laws
Love and intimacy
Sin
Sirach gives:
Dreams
Ethical instructions
Recipes
War stories
Wisdom books aim to form:
Wealth
Character
Fear
Division
Psalms show different emotions EXCEPT:
Praise
Lament
Gratitude
Hatred of creation
Ecclesiastes ultimately concludes:
Nothing matters at all
Fear God and keep His commands
Seek wealth only
Love pleasure
What is the primary theme of the Book of Ecclesiastes?
Prophecy
Vanity of life
Love
Wisdom
Which prophet is known for his vision of the valley of dry bones?
Daniel
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Ezekiel
The Sermon on the Mount is found in which Gospel?
John
Mark
Luke
Matthew
What does the parable of the Good Samaritan teach?
Forgiveness
Wealth
Love your neighbor
Faithfulness
Which book is known as the 'Song of Songs'?
Proverbs
Song of Solomon
Psalms
Job
What was the consequence of Adam and Eve's disobedience?
They were rewarded with eternal life
They became immortal
They were banished from the Garden of Eden
They gained knowledge of good and evil
Which of the following is NOT one of the Ten Commandments?
You shall not covet your neighbor's house
You shall not eat meat
You shall not bear false witness
You shall not steal
In the story of Noah's Ark, what sign did God give to Noah after the flood?
A dove
A cloud
A rainbow
A star
Which biblical figure is known for his wisdom and building the first temple in Jerusalem?
Abraham
Solomon
Moses
David
What is the primary theme of the Book of Job?
The problem of suffering
The nature of sin
The power of prayer
The importance of faith
Which prophet is known for his confrontation with the prophets of Baal?
Isaiah
Elijah
Jeremiah
Ezekiel
What does the term 'covenant' refer to in the Bible?
A book of laws
A type of sacrifice
A place of worship
A promise or agreement between God and His people
The Book of Esther highlights the theme of:
Prophecy
Human courage
Divine intervention
Faithfulness
Which king is known for building the first temple in Jerusalem?
Josiah
Solomon
David
Hezekiah
The primary purpose of the Book of Lamentations is to:
Proclaim prophecies
Teach wisdom
Express grief over destruction
Celebrate victories
Which prophet is known for his vision of dry bones coming to life?
Daniel
Jeremiah
Isaiah
Ezekiel
The concept of the 'Promised Land' is first introduced in which book?
Numbers
Genesis
Leviticus
Exodus
Which judge is known for his strength and downfall due to Delilah?
Ehud
Deborah
Samson
Gideon
The parable of the Good Samaritan is found in which Gospel?
John
Mark
Matthew
Luke
What is the primary theme of the Book of Esther?
Divine providence
Wisdom
Faithfulness
Rebellion
Which prophet is known for the vision of the valley of dry bones?
Jeremiah
Ezekiel
Isaiah
Daniel
In the New Testament, who is considered the 'Apostle to the Gentiles'?
Paul
Peter
John
James
Which book of the Bible contains the Sermon on the Mount?
Luke
Matthew
John
Mark
What is the significance of the number 40 in the Bible?
Testing and trial
Completion
New beginnings
Divine intervention
Who was the first king of Israel?
David
Rehoboam
Solomon
Saul
Which parable teaches about the importance of forgiveness?
The Prodigal Son
The Good Samaritan
The Sower
The Lost Sheep
The Book of Proverbs primarily teaches about:
Political power
Wisdom and understanding
Wealth accumulation
Religious rituals
The story of David and Goliath illustrates:
The value of strategy
The inevitability of defeat
The importance of size
The power of faith
The parable of the Good Samaritan emphasizes:
Racial superiority
Compassion for others
Religious duty
Self-interest
The Book of Ecclesiastes reflects on:
The importance of tradition
The meaning of life
The pursuit of wealth
The joy of youth
The story of Noah's Ark symbolizes:
Human failure
Isolation
Hope and renewal
Destruction and despair
The Beatitudes in the Sermon on the Mount highlight:
Judgment and condemnation
Humility and mercy
Ritual observance
Wealth and power
The Book of Revelation primarily deals with:
Philosophical debates
Legal codes
Prophecy and hope
Historical events
