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Kingdom Era Exam Review

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 3600secs

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1.

Explain how the transition occurred from the Judges Era to the Kingdom Era.

a)

Israel asked for a king; Samuel warned them but anointed Saul, moving from tribal judges to a centralized monarchy

b)

Israel conquered surrounding nations and adopted their legal systems without a king

c)

The tribes dissolved and each family ruled itself independently with no national leader

d)

A foreign empire invaded and installed a governor who replaced all judges

2.

Identify the golden thread of the Kingdom Era and explain why it is significant.

a)

God’s covenant promise to establish an enduring throne through David’s line, pointing to the Messiah

b)

The rise of military power through chariots and fortified cities

c)

The popularity of temple music across the tribes

d)

Trade alliances that brought wealth and foreign goods to Israel

3.

What were the two major acts of disobedience by King Saul and how he responded when confronted.

a)

He offered the sacrifice at Gilgal instead of waiting for Samuel, and he spared King Agag with the best Amalekite livestock; he justified himself and blamed the people

b)

He refused to fight Goliath and fled from battle; he immediately confessed and repented without excuses

c)

He built idols in Jerusalem and banned worship; he admitted guilt and abdicated the throne

d)

He stole temple treasures and executed priests; he humbly accepted judgment with no excuses

4.

Compare and contrast Saul’s response to God’s favor over David versus Jonathan’s response to God’s favor over David.

a)

Saul grew jealous and sought to kill David, while Jonathan loved David, made a covenant, and supported him

b)

Both Saul and Jonathan celebrated David and protected him equally

c)

Saul ignored David, while Jonathan avoided him and kept silent

d)

Saul surrendered his throne to David, while Jonathan tried to replace David

5.

Explain why David was an unexpected choice to be anointed as king and how God had prepared his heart to become a king.

a)

He was the youngest shepherd overlooked by his family; God shaped his heart through faithful shepherding, worship, and trust in Him

b)

He was the strongest warrior in Israel; God prepared him by royal schooling and military command

c)

He was the wealthiest landowner; God prepared him by managing trade and taxes

d)

He was a famous priest; God prepared him by temple service and ritual training

6.

Explain why David is still referred to as a “man after God’s own heart” despite his serious sins.

a)

Because he sincerely repented, sought God’s mercy, and returned to obedience

b)

Because his victories made him popular with the people

c)

Because he was richer than other kings

d)

Because he never made mistakes in battle

7.

Fill in the Blank: To obey is better than ________.

a)

sacrifice

b)

fasting

c)

worship music

d)

courage

8.

Fill in the Blank: Saul’s life was marked by ________.

a)

fear

b)

humility

c)

constant repentance

d)

selfless generosity

9.

Fill in the Blank: David refused to lay a hand on the Lord’s ________.

a)

anointed

b)

altar

c)

scroll

d)

treasury

10.

List the era's have we covered so far in order.

a)

Creation, Patriarch, Exodus, Conquest, Judges, Kingdom

b)

Patriarch, Creation, Judges, Exodus, Kingdom, Conquest

c)

Creation, Exodus, Judges, Patriarch, Conquest, Kingdom

d)

Patriarch, Exodus, Kingdom, Judges, Conquest, Creation

11.

Fill in the Blank: What was Samuel’s life marked by ________.

a)

obedience

b)

cowardice

c)

wisdom

d)

revenge

12.

Fill in the Blank: Who was Solomon’s mother? ________.

a)

Bathsheba

b)

Ruth

c)

Michal

d)

Zilpah

13.

Fill in the Blank: How many years was the kingdom united? ________.

a)

120

b)

400

c)

100

d)

140

14.

What three things was Solomon led astray by?

a)

foreign wives, wealth, wheels

b)

prophets, wealth, sacrifices

c)

military victories, wealth, foreign women

d)

wealth, women, idols

15.

What three roles did Samuel fill?

a)

Priest, father, king

b)

Judge, Priest, Shepherd

c)

Prophet, Priest, High Priest

d)

Prophet, Judge, Priest

16.

True or False: Samuel’s sons were corrupt.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

What was David’s battle cry?

a)

“For the Lord and for Saul!”

b)

“For Israel!”

c)

“The battle is the Lord’s!”

d)

“The God of Israel stands firm!”

18.

True or False: Samuel did not fully warn the Israelites of what would happen if they had a king.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

How old was Saul when he was selected to be King?

a)

30

b)

42

c)

40

d)

45

20.

What were the names of David’s three brothers who were on the battle lines with Saul?

a)

Eliab, Jesse, Abinadab

b)

Eliab, Shammah, Jesse

c)

Eliab, Shammah, Abinadab

d)

Eliab, Abinadab, Isaac

21.

What people group was Goliath from?

a)

The midianites

b)

The hittites

c)

The ammonites

d)

The philistines

22.

Who were the great-grandparents of King David?

a)

Ruth & Boaz

b)

Noami & Obed

c)

Rahab & Boaz

d)

Orpah & Mahlon

23.

Where was David from?

a)

Jerusalem

b)

Bethlehem

c)

Ur

d)

Samaria

24.

How many days were the Israelites in a standoff with Goliath for?

a)

1 week

b)

20 days

c)

40 days

d)

4 weeks

25.

Man looks at the appearance but the Lord looks at the __________.

a)

Mind

b)

Heart

c)

Dedication

d)

Sacrifice

26.

True or False: The Holy Spirit could be removed from people in the Old Testament.

a)

True

b)

False

27.

Israel wanted a king mainly so they could:

a)

Be more like the nations around them

b)

Become stronger farmers

c)

Stop worshipping idols

d)

Move back to Egypt

28.

Israel asking for a king in 1 Samuel was mainly a sign that they were:

a)

Obeying God’s plan perfectly

b)

Rejecting God as King

c)

Asking Samuel to become king

d)

Trying to become priests

29.

Saul’s biggest motivation behind disobedience was often:

a)

Fear of the people

b)

Love of control

c)

Love of money

d)

Lack of discernment

30.

What tribe was Saul from?

a)

Benjamin

b)

Gad

c)

Naphtali

d)

Judah

31.

Who were the three people that David faced opposition from?

a)

Goliath, His mother, Saul

b)

Eliab, Saul, Goliath

c)

Joab, Saul, Goliath

d)

Jess, Saul, David’s Mother

32.

What type of covenant is the Davidic Covenant?

a)

Conditional

b)

Unconditional

c)

Temporary

d)

None of the above

33.

True or False: Saul dies at the hand of his armor bearer.

a)

True

b)

False

34.

Who was referred to as a “man of blood”?

a)

Saul

b)

David

c)

Solomon

d)

Joab

35.

What was the first thing that Saul did when he found out that he was going to be anointed as King?

a)

He ran

b)

He wept

c)

He praised God

d)

He hid

36.

What was brought to the city of David?

a)

The King

b)

Goliath’s head

c)

The temple priest

d)

The Ark of the Covenant

37.

True or False: Saul married David’s daughter Michal.

a)

True

b)

False

38.

How many years did David ruel over Jerusalem?

a)

7 years

b)

40 years

c)

33 years

d)

27 years

39.

True or False: David’s son Absalom tried to lead a rebellion to steal the throne.

a)

True

b)

False

40.

How many people died after David took a national census?

a)

70,000

b)

7,000

c)

67,000

d)

71,000

41.

What was the name of the prophet who foretold of the Kingdom dividing?

a)

Elijah

b)

Ahijah

c)

Ezekiel

d)

Abinadab

42.

True or False: When Saul disobeyed the Lord, the Lord no longer answered his requests.

a)

True

b)

False

43.

Who was anointed King after Solomon?

a)

Jeroboam

b)

Ahijah

c)

Rehoboam

d)

Mehoboam

44.

Who was the son of Saul who made a loyal covenant with David?

a)

Rehoboam

b)

Solomon

c)

Jonathan

d)

Jeroboam

45.

True or False: Solomon’s wisdom was a direct answer to his prayer to God.

a)

True

b)

False

46.

King ____________ was the third king of Israel.

a)

Daivd

b)

Solomon

c)

Saul

d)

Abraham

47.

Saul was chosen as king largely because of his

a)

obedience

b)

humility

c)

wisdom

d)

appearance

48.

Saul failed Samuel's test because he:

a)

worshipped baal

b)

refused to fight the Philistines

c)

offered the burnt offering himself

d)

ran away to Bethlehem

49.

True or False: Saul built idols for his foreign wives to worship

a)

True

b)

False

50.

Who questioned David's decision to count his people in Israel?

a)

Joel

b)

Nathan

c)

Samuel

d)

Joab

51.

When David arranged for (a)   to be on the front lines, he died in battle.

52.

If we make poor choices, we can be forgiven, but we still have to live with the __________.

a)

consequences

b)

rewards

53.

What does David's name mean in Hebrew?

a)

Chosen One

b)

Beloved

c)

King

d)

Shepherd

54.

True or False:

David had Saul and his sons killed.

a)

True

b)

False

55.

Which city did David choose as the capital of Israel?

a)

Bethlehem

b)

Jerusalem

c)

Hebron

d)

Samaria

56.

What was king Solomon's major achievement in Jerusalem?

a)

Building the first temple

b)

Writing the psalms

c)

Building a palace

d)

Defeating the Philistines

57.

True or False: King Saul had many military victories.

a)

True

b)

False

58.

True or False: Solomon started out his reign with a heart eager to please the Lord.

a)

True

b)

False

59.

What was the name of Saul's daughter who helped David escape at first?

a)

Abigail

b)

Mizpah

c)

Michal

d)

Bathsheba

60.

What city became the center of Israel's religious and political life under King David?

a)

Bethlehem

b)

Jerusalem

c)

Judah

d)

Judea