A: At Pharaoh's palace B: In the temple C: To the Lord in the skies D: By the river Nile

A: In a basket B: The river by Pharaoh C: By Pharaoh's Daughter D: The reeds by the river's bank

A: To escape from Pharaoh's rule B: To find food and water C: To visit friends in the desert D: The LORD might punish them with pestilence or the sword.

A: Isaac and Jacob B: Peter and John C: Aaron and Hur D: Joshua and Caleb

A: Never B: In a week C: Today D: Tomorrow

A: The creation of the world B: The Israelites' clothing C: His covenant with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. D: The plagues of Egypt

A: the cats and dogs B: the horses, donkeys, camels, cattle, and sheep C: the goats and pigs D: the chickens and ducks

A: They would be blessed with good fortune. B: They would be cut off from Israel. C: They would receive a reward from God. D: They would live a long life.

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

A: A shepherd B: an Egyptian C: A prince D: A thief

A: speak to; hand; armies; leaders; great; miracles B: hear; hand; nations; children; small; wonders C: heed, hand, armies, people, great judgements D: obey; power; armies; people; small; judgments

A: Moses B: The Israelites C: The Egyptians D: The servants of Pharaoh

A: A shield B: A stone C: A sword D: His rod

A: In the sand, so it can be easily erased. B: In a book, as a story for children. C: On a stone tablet, to show its permanence. D: On a scroll, to be remembered and to make sure Joshua knows about it for future generations.

A: To build a temple B: To test the Israelites and see if they would follow His instructions C: To create a feast for the Israelites D: To feed the Egyptians

A: They became angry and wanted to return to Egypt. B: They celebrated by having a feast right away. C: They forgot all about the Lord and His miracles. D: The Israelites feared the Lord and believed in Him and in His servant Moses.

A: clusters; smelled sweet B: heaps, stank C: mounds; was dry D: piles; was beautiful

A: To rescue his people from the desert. B: To learn more about their God. C: To show His glory and power over Egypt. D: To offer them a reward for leaving.

A: silver, gold, clothing B: jewels, clay, leather C: wood, stone, fabric D: paper, plastic, metal

A: Near the Red Sea B: Between Elim and Sinai C: At the foot of Mount Horeb D: In the land of Canaan

A: The animal must be at least three years old. B: The animal can be of any age or gender. C: The animal must be a year-old male without any defects. D: The animal must be female and have spots.

A: from you, (Pharaoh), from your houses, from your servants, and from your people B: Thy gardens, thy roads, thy temples, and thy oceans C: Thy wells, thy caves, thy valleys, and thy roads D: Thy fields, thy trees, thy mountains, and thy lakes

A: The angels came down to help the Israelites. B: As long as Moses held up his hands, Israel prevailed; but when he lowered them, Amalek prevailed. C: Joshua fought all the soldiers by himself. D: Moses shouted orders from the mountain.

A: To see if they could solve a puzzle. B: To make them afraid of Him. C: To see if they would fear Him and keep His commandments. D: To decide who would lead them.

A: a goat B: an ox or a sheep C: a cow D: a dove

A: The Passover meal B: The Wheat Harvest Feast C: The Manna Feast D: The Last Supper

A: The magicians turned the water into blood. B: The magicians made frogs appear from the ground. C: The magicians created a storm of locusts. D: Try to bring forth lice. They could not do it.

A: No, their rods vanished completely. B: No C: No, their rods turned into dust. D: Yes, but they stayed as sticks.

A: All the gold and silver
 B: The Levites C: Every firstborn male D: The first fruits of the harvest

A: When they see the blood on the doorposts. B: When they hear the trumpet sound. C: When the sun sets. D: When the angel passes over.

A: Some had food, others had none. B: Everyone had enough to eat. C: Everyone went hungry. D: They all had too much.

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

A: The Midianites B: The Egyptian chariots and horsemen C: The Israelites D: The Philistines

A: Joshua
 B: Aaron C: Jethro
 D: Miriam

A: The Pharaoh B: Aaron C: The Elders of Israel D: The LORD

A: A great cry would come from the Israelites because the firstborn of Egypt would die. B: Silence because they were afraid. C: A joyful song of praise to God. D: A loud celebration because they had won a battle.

A: They built a shelter. B: They danced with joy. C: They ignored the Egyptians. D: They were terrified and cried out to the Lord.

A: The air became lice. B: The water became lice. C: The rain became lice. D: The dust

A: Inside the Pharaoh's palace. B: In the air above the people. C: On man and beast D: In the water of the Nile River.

A: Offer sacrifices at the Pharaoh's temple B: Go three days' journey away C: Continue living in the palace D: Stay in Egypt to build more bricks

A: Half of it B: Some C: Only the trees D: None

A: friend shall ask of his brother B: man shall ask of his father C: woman, her neighbor D: child shall ask of his teacher

A: Shall I feed him? B: Shall I change his diaper? C: Shall I fetch him from the river? D: Shall I get a nurse for you?

A: Dew B: Bread loaves C: Manna D: Quail

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

Q187-1: According to Exodus 9 verse 29, Where would Moses pray?
C: To the Lord in the skies

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Q4-2: According to Exodus 2 verse 3, Where was the basket put?
D: The reeds by the river's bank

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Q102-3: According to Exodus 5 verse 3, Why did they say the trip to the desert to worship was necessary?
D: The LORD might punish them with pestilence or the sword.

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Q368-4: According to Exodus 17 verse 10, Who went to the hill with Moses?
C: Aaron and Hur

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Q165-5: According to Exodus 8 verse 29, When would the flies be gone?
D: Tomorrow

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Q35-6: According to Exodus 2 verse 24, What did God remember?
C: His covenant with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

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Q170-7: According to Exodus 9 verse 3, What livestock would the hand of the Lord be on?
B: the horses, donkeys, camels, cattle, and sheep

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Q245-8: According to Exodus 12 verse 17, What would happen if someone ate leavened bread?
B: They would be cut off from Israel.

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

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Q29-10: According to Exodus 2 verse 19, What did the daughters call Moses?
B: an Egyptian

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Q124-11: According to Exodus 7 verse 4, Finish the quote: Be specific. “But Pharaoh will not ______ you, so that I may lay My ______ on Egypt and bring My ________ and My ________, the children of Israel, out of the land of Egypt by _______ ________.”
C: heed, hand, armies, people, great judgements

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Q180-12: According to Exodus 9 verse 20, Who heeded this precaution?
D: The servants of Pharaoh

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Q84-13: According to Exodus 4 verse 17, With what would Moses perform miraculous signs?
D: His rod

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Q372-14: According to Exodus 17 verse 14, Where was this event to be written and why?
D: On a scroll, to be remembered and to make sure Joshua knows about it for future generations.

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Q338-15: According to Exodus 16 verse 4, What was God using the bread for?
B: To test the Israelites and see if they would follow His instructions

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Q303-16: According to Exodus 14 verse 31, How did this event affect the Israelites?
D: The Israelites feared the Lord and believed in Him and in His servant Moses.

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Q148-17: According to Exodus 8 verse 14, Finish the quote. Be specific. “They gathered them together in _____, and the land ______.”
B: heaps, stank

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Q283-18: According to Exodus 14 verse 4, Why would Pharaoh decide to pursue theta?
C: To show His glory and power over Egypt.

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Q62-19: According to Exodus 3 verse 22, Finish this quote. Be specific. “.....articles of ______, articles of _____, and _____....”
A: silver, gold, clothing

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Q332-20: According to Exodus 16 verse 1, Where is the Desert of Sin?
B: Between Elim and Sinai

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Q229-21: According to Exodus 12 verse 5, What qualification must the animal meet?
C: The animal must be a year-old male without any defects.

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Q146-22: According to Exodus 8 verse 11, From what four places where would the frogs depart?
A: from you, (Pharaoh), from your houses, from your servants, and from your people

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Q369-23: According to Exodus 17 verse 11, How was the battle ‘controlled’?
B: As long as Moses held up his hands, Israel prevailed; but when he lowered them, Amalek prevailed.

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Q423-24: According to Exodus 20 verse 20, Why was God testing them?
C: To see if they would fear Him and keep His commandments.

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Q426-25: According to Exodus 20 verse 24, What was to be sacrificed on the altar?
B: an ox or a sheep

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Q238-26: According to Exodus 12 verse 11, What was the name of this meal?
A: The Passover meal

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Q153-27: According to Exodus 8 verse 18, What did the magicians try to do? What happened?
D: Try to bring forth lice. They could not do it.

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Q130-28: According to Exodus 7 verse 12, Did the sorcerers recover their rods?
B: No

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Q263-29: According to Exodus 13 verse 2, What does God instruct to be consecrated to Him, as a reminder of the Israelites’ deliverance from Egypt?

C: Every firstborn male

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Q248-30: According to Exodus 12 verse 22, When could anyone leave the house?
A: When they see the blood on the doorposts.

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Q344-31: According to Exodus 16 verse 18, Although some gathered much and some little, how much did each have?
B: Everyone had enough to eat.

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Q419-32: According to Exodus 20 verse 10, List all who could not work on the Sabbath?
A: Anyone, including your son, daughter, male or female servant, livestock, and any foreigner residing in your towns.

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Q286-33: According to Exodus 14 verse 9, Who went with Pharaoh?
B: The Egyptian chariots and horsemen

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Q375-34: According to Exodus 18 verse 21, Who gives Moses advice to appoint leaders over the people to help judge and manage smaller matters?
C: Jethro


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Q117-35: According to Exodus 5 verse 22, Whom did Moses turn to?
D: The LORD

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Q222-36: According to Exodus 11 verse 7, What noise would come from the Israelites and why?
A: A great cry would come from the Israelites because the firstborn of Egypt would die.

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Q287-37: According to Exodus 14 verse 10, How did the Israelites react when they saw the Egyptians?
D: They were terrified and cried out to the Lord.

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Q152-38: According to Exodus 8 verse 16, What became lice?
D: The dust

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Q154-39: According to Exodus 8 verse 18, Where were the gnats?
C: On man and beast

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Q162-40: According to Exodus 8 verse 27, What does Moses want to do instead?
B: Go three days' journey away

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Q202-41: According to Exodus 10 verse 15, How much green was left in Egypt?
D: None

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Q61-42: According to Exodus 3 verse 22, Finish this quote. Be specific. “But every _____ shall ask of ____ ______, namely, of her who dwells near her house.....”
C: woman, her neighbor

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Q9-43: According to Exodus 2 verse 7, What did the sister ask?
D: Shall I get a nurse for you?

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Q328-44: According to Exodus 16 verse 31, What did the Israelites collect as their daily bread from heaven?
C: Manna

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Q405-45: According to Exodus 19 verse 13, What would happen if they crossed the set limits? How?
B: They would be put to death.

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