A: To keep the house warm at night. B: It was a sign for God to pass over those houses during the plague. C: To decorate the house for a celebration. D: To provide food for the family.

A: You will become very rich. B: You will never get sick. C: You will have many friends. D: You will live long in the land the Lord your God is giving you.

A: They would be taken to a different land. B: They would be rewarded with treasure. C: They would be put to death. D: They would gain special powers.

A: Only family members B: Anyone, including your son, daughter, male or female servant, livestock, and any foreigner residing in your towns. C: Only servants and livestock D: Only adult males

A: It was to be eaten the next day. B: It was to be buried in the ground. C: It was to be given to the neighbors. D: It was to be burned in the fire.

A: 150,000 B: 300,000 C: 1,000,000 D: 600,000

A: car B: house C: money D: clothes

A: All night B: Until sunset C: A few hours D: Until noon

A: They were expected to take more breaks during work. B: The same number of bricks were to be made each day. C: They were expected to build new structures. D: They were expected to gather more straw than before.

A: Release the Egyptian slaves B: Give them gold and silver C: Let Israelites go to hold a feast to God in the wilderness. D: Build more bricks for the Egyptians

A: The Lord was giving the Israelites meat at night. B: The Lord was giving the Israelites fruits in the afternoon. C: The Lord was giving the Israelites bread from heaven in the morning. D: The Lord was giving the Israelites water in the evening.

A: promise; today; tomorrow B: task, yesterday, today C: assignment; tonight; today D: duty; yesterday; tomorrow

A: Rod B: Aaron C: serpent D: leperosy

A: It would make the stone shine. B: It would make the altar stronger. C: It would make the altar unfit for use. D: It would make the stone lighter.

A: His sister B: His mother C: His father D: Pharaoh

A: Attacked the Israelites at Rephidim. B: Gave supplies to the Israelites. C: Made peace with the Israelites. D: Built a fortress near the Israelites.

A: They were to work in the fields all day. B: They were to gather extra food for the next week. C: They were to have a big feast and celebration. D: They were to rest and not gather food.

A: So he could write a song about the battle. B: To learn how to lead the people in battle. C: To receive a special blessing from Moses. D: So that he could remember and recount how God would completely blot out the memory of Amalek from under heaven.

A: Ten days B: Seven days C: One day D: Three days


A: Fish B: Quail C: Milk D: Dates

A: The angel of God had been in heaven and went to Egypt. B: The angel of God had been in front of the Israelite camp and went behind them. C: The angel of God had been beside Moses and went to the Red Sea. D: The angel of God had been in the wilderness and went to Canaan.

A: To create a system where Jethro would judge every dispute himself. B: To have the people judge themselves without guidance. C: To teach the people God's laws and to set up capable leaders to help judge the people. D: To only allow the wealthy to judge disputes.

A: Able and fear God B: Wealth and influence
 C: Ability to speak multiple languages D: Military prowess

A: He promises to build a temple for Moses. B: He promises to release all Hebrew slaves immediately. C: He promises to let the Israelites go if the hail stops. D: He promises to send the Israelites to a different land.

A: They preferred to listen to a king. B: They were afraid to speak to God themselves. C: They wanted to challenge God's authority. D: They wanted to learn about farming techniques.

A: It must not be eaten with vegetables. B: It must not be eaten with bread. C: It must not be eaten on a Saturday. D: It must not be eaten raw or boiled in water.

A: They bowed heads and worshiped B: They were confused. C: They ignored them. D: They became angry.

A: Miriam was a warrior in Israel. B: Miriam was a prophet in Babylon. C: Miriam was the sister of Moses and Aaron. D: Miriam was the queen of Egypt.

A: locusts B: boils C: flies D: frogs

A: He hardened his heart again after the plagues. B: He offered sacrifices to God. C: He built a monument to Moses. D: He set the Israelites free.

A: The Israelites B: The Egyptians C: The Canaanites D: The Philistines

A: That Moses was a great leader B: That the Israelites were afraid of Pharaoh C: That he needed to return to Midian D: That the Lord is greater than all other gods

A: Pharaoh B: Aaron C: The wise men and the sorcerers D: Moses

A: The Egyptians cried out and Moses heard them. B: Moses cried out and Pharaoh heard him. C: Israelites, God D: Aaron cried out and the angels heard.

A: Kill him B: Send him away C: Bless him D: Heal him

A: Pharaoh hardened his heart, and would not let them go B: Moses C: The Egyptians D: Aaron

A: The Lord B: His own heart C: Moses D: The people of Egypt

A: All day and night B: From noon till midnight C: From morning till evening D: Only during the mornings

A: The livestock were taken away to another land. B: The livestock multiplied rapidly. C: The livestock of the Egyptians died. D: The livestock became very healthy.

A: manna B: water C: quail D: bread

A: To the Promised Land B: To Pharaoh C: To Jethro, her father D: To Egypt

A: My neighbor B: Firstborn son C: My servant D: My friend

A: sang songs of joy and danced B: sat down and wept C: rejoiced and gave thanks D: believed, visited

A: They used it to trade with other nations B: They baked unleavened bread C: They offered it as a sacrifice to God D: They discarded it in the desert

A: The Book of the Covenant B: The Tablets of Stone C: The Law on Mount Sinai
 D: The Golden Rule

Q240-1: According to Exodus 12 verse 13, Why was the blood on the houses necessary?
B: It was a sign for God to pass over those houses during the plague.

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Q420-2: According to Exodus 20 verse 12, What was a result of honoring your mother and father?
D: You will live long in the land the Lord your God is giving you.

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Q405-3: According to Exodus 19 verse 13, What would happen if they crossed the set limits? How?
C: They would be put to death.

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Q419-4: According to Exodus 20 verse 10, List all who could not work on the Sabbath?
B: Anyone, including your son, daughter, male or female servant, livestock, and any foreigner residing in your towns.

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Q236-5: According to Exodus 12 verse 10, What was to be done to any leftovers?
D: It was to be burned in the fire.

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Q258-6: According to Exodus 12 verse 37, How many men were there?
D: 600,000

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Q421-7: According to Exodus 20 verse 17, What could you not covet of your neighbor’s?
B: house

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Q371-8: According to Exodus 17 verse 13, How long did the battle last? Who won?
B: Until sunset

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Q105-9: According to Exodus 5 verse 8, Although the people had to gather their own straw, what was expected of them?
B: The same number of bricks were to be made each day.

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Q100-10: According to Exodus 5 verse 1, What did Moses and Aaron ask Pharaoh to do?
C: Let Israelites go to hold a feast to God in the wilderness.

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Q339-11: According to Exodus 16 verse 8, What was the Lord giving the Israelites and when?
C: The Lord was giving the Israelites bread from heaven in the morning.

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Q113-12: According to Exodus 5 verse 14, Finish the quote: be specific. “.....why have you not fufilled your ________, in making brick both ______ and ________?”
B: task, yesterday, today

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Q64-13: According to Exodus 4 verse 2, What did Moses have in his hand?
A: Rod

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Q428-14: According to Exodus 20 verse 25, What would it do to the stone if a tool was used on it?
C: It would make the altar unfit for use.

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Q5-15: According to Exodus 2 verse 4, Who watched the basket?
A: His sister

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Q358-16: According to Exodus 17 verse 8, What did the Amalekites do that prompted a battle with the Israelites?
A: Attacked the Israelites at Rephidim.

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Q349-17: According to Exodus 16 verse 29, What were the people to do on the Sabbath?
D: They were to rest and not gather food.

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Q373-18: According to Exodus 17 verse 14, Why was Joshua to hear this?
D: So that he could remember and recount how God would completely blot out the memory of Amalek from under heaven.

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Q225-19: According to Exodus 12 verse 15, How long were the Israelites to eat unleavened bread during the Feast of Unleavened Bread?

B: Seven days

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Q329-20: According to Exodus 16 verse 13, Besides manna, what else did God provide for the Israelites to eat in the desert?
B: Quail

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Q292-21: According to Exodus 14 verse 19, Where had the angel of God been and where did he go?
B: The angel of God had been in front of the Israelite camp and went behind them.

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Q391-22: According to Exodus 18 verse 20, What was Jethro’s plan for judging?
C: To teach the people God's laws and to set up capable leaders to help judge the people.

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Q376-23: According to Exodus 18 verse 21, Moses’ father-in-law suggests a system of delegation for judging the people. What characteristic does he advise Moses to look for in these leaders?
A: Able and fear God

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Q186-24: According to Exodus 9 verse 28, What does Pharaoh promise?
C: He promises to let the Israelites go if the hail stops.

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Q422-25: According to Exodus 20 verse 19, Why did the people want Moses to speak to them?
B: They were afraid to speak to God themselves.

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Q234-26: According to Exodus 12 verse 9, How could the meat not be eaten?
D: It must not be eaten raw or boiled in water.

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Q99-27: According to Exodus 4 verse 31, How did the people react to what Moses and Aaron said and did?

A: They bowed heads and worshiped

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Q318-28: According to Exodus 15 verse 20, Who was Miriam?
C: Miriam was the sister of Moses and Aaron.

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Q139-29: According to Exodus 8 verse 2, What does Moses say will plague Egypt this time?
D: frogs

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Q190-30: According to Exodus 9 verse 34, How did Pharaoh sin again, according to these verses?
A: He hardened his heart again after the plagues.

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Q301-31: According to Exodus 14 verse 28, Who survived?
A: The Israelites

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Q383-32: According to Exodus 18 verse 11, What did Jethro know now?
D: That the Lord is greater than all other gods

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Q128-33: According to Exodus 7 verse 11, Who was able to duplicate this?
C: The wise men and the sorcerers

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Q34-34: According to Exodus 2 verse 23, Who cried and who heard?
C: Israelites, God

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Q92-35: According to Exodus 4 verse 24, What was God about to do to Moses?
A: Kill him

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Q167-36: According to Exodus 8 verse 32, Who hardened Pharaoh's heart after the flies were gone?
A: Pharaoh hardened his heart, and would not let them go

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Q203-37: According to Exodus 10 verse 16, Who does Pharaoh say he has sinned against?
A: The Lord

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Q387-38: According to Exodus 18 verse 13, How long a day did Moses judge?
C: From morning till evening

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Q172-39: According to Exodus 9 verse 6, What happened to the livestock?
C: The livestock of the Egyptians died.

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Q337-40: According to Exodus 16 verse 4, What was to rain from heaven?
D: bread

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Q378-41: According to Exodus 18 verse 2, Where had Moses sent his wife and sons?
C: To Jethro, her father

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Q90-42: According to Exodus 4 verse 22, Israel was what to God?
B: Firstborn son

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Q98-43: According to Exodus 4 verse 31, Finish the quote. Be specific. “So the people ______ ; and when they heard that the Lord had _______ the children of Israel.....”
D: believed, visited

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Q224-44: According to Exodus 12 verse 34, What did the Israelites do with the dough they brought out of Egypt?
B: They baked unleavened bread

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Q411-45: According to Exodus 20 verse 1, What does God give Moses that includes the Ten Commandments?
B: The Tablets of Stone

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