A: Jethro B: Aaron C: Pharaoh D: Moses

A: my light and hope B: my rock and fortress C: my strength and song D: my shield and sword

A: I will free all your slaves. B: I will never see your face again. C: I will lead my people into the desert. D: I will bring back the sheep and cattle.

A: They remembered the houses they lived in. B: They remembered the food they ate in Egypt. C: They remembered the clothes they wore. D: They remembered the animals they raised.

A: Make them clear B: Part the waters C: Turn it to blood D: Turn them into wine

A: By keeping it holy and resting on that day. B: By celebrating with loud parties. C: By gathering as much food as possible. D: By working hard and completing tasks.

A: It will lighten your burden and enable you to manage better. B: It will create confusion among the people. C: It will increase the number of disputes. D: It will make the people work harder.

A: Through the desert of Sinai B: Through the mountains of Moab C: Through the land of the Philistines D: Through the land of Canaan

A: With a prayer to God B: With the Ark of the Covenant C: With a rod D: By touching the water


A: When Moses raised his staff B: When the waters were parted C: When the Israelites crossed safely D: When the morning appeared

A: gold stones B: wooden stones C: squared stones D: cut stones

A: The Egyptians attacked the Israelites at the Red Sea. B: The Canaanites attacked the Israelites at Mount Sinai. C: The Amalekites attacked the Israelites at Rephidim. D: The Philistines attacked the Israelites at Jericho.

A: The firstborn could never leave their parents' home. B: The firstborn had to wear a special robe. C: The consecration of the firstborn meant that the firstborn of every Israelite family and of their animals were to be set apart for God. D: The firstborn was required to perform all the household chores.

A: It vanished completely. B: It became gold. C: It turned to stone. D: It melted away.

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

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

A: 40,000 men on foot B: 600,000 men on foot, besides women and children C: 1,000,000 women and children D: 200,000 men on horseback

A: in the fields B: in the market C: in the river D: in their houses

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

A: one day B: seven days C: ten days D: three days

A: Two days B: First day of the week C: The next day D: Seven days

A: The bread came down from heaven like a fine flake, as frost on the ground. B: The bread rolled down the mountain like a boulder. C: The bread appeared in baskets carried by angels. D: The bread was delivered by birds flying from the east.

A: They went to the Desert of Sinai. B: They went to the City of Egypt. C: They went to the Wilderness of Shur. D: They went to the Land of Canaan.

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

A: Aaron
 B: Amram
 C: Jethro D: Eleazar

A: The firstborn of Egypt B: The Pharaoh C: The Israelites D: The livestock

A: Moses was to warn the people to bring food for the celebration. B: Moses was to warn the people to gather stones for building. C: Moses was to warn the people to not approach the mountain because it was holy and they could be punished if they did. D: Moses was to warn the people to stay away from the tents.

A: Send Aaron B: Send someone else C: Kill Pharaoh D: Send me

A: They turned into flowers. B: They vanished into thin air. C: They became serpents, too. D: They broke into pieces.

A: It struck down everything in the fields, both people and animals, and it ruined all the plants and trees. B: It turned the ground to gold. C: It caused a great flood in the land. D: It created a fire that spread across the fields.

A: It rained heavily during the night. B: The ground was covered with snow. C: The people scattered seeds everywhere. D: The locusts covered the ground.

A: Because it was too hot. B: Because it was frozen. C: Because it was muddy. D: Because it was bitter.

A: You must redeem a donkey with a lamb. B: You must redeem a donkey with a sheep. C: You must redeem a donkey with a cow. D: You must redeem a donkey with a goat.

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

A: Bury their ancient artifacts B: Plunder the Egyptians. C: Plant a garden in the desert D: Build a house for each tribe

A: Building more bricks B: They were taking the people from their work. C: Leading a rebellion D: Stealing resources

A: We should build more cities for the Egyptians. B: We must keep the Israelites as our slaves. C: Let them stay and worship their God here. D: Let the people go, that they may serve the Lord.

A: A powerful earthquake B: A mighty storm C: Moses' staff D: A strong east wind

A: Phinehas B: Aaron C: Reuel D: Jethro

A: Egypt B: Jerusalem C: The land of Midian D: Babylon

A: He could have parted the Red Sea. B: He could have stretched out His hand to strike the people with plague. C: He could have turned the river into blood. D: He could have made the sun stand still.

A: Pharaoh promises to release the Israelites if they bring him more crops. B: Pharaoh promises to allow them to worship in the wilderness if they build him a palace. C: Pharaoh promises to free the slaves forever if Moses gives him gold. D: They may go into the wilderness, but don't go too far away

A: None of the animals will go B: Only the men will go C: Only the old people will go D: We will go with our young and old, with our sons and daughters

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

A: In Egypt B: In the desert C: On a mountain D: In the wilderness

Q38-1: According to Exodus 3 verse 1, What was another name for Reuel?
A: Jethro

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Q310-2: According to Exodus 15 verse 2, Can you list the phrases used to show what the Lord was?
C: my strength and song

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Q213-3: According to Exodus 10 verse 29, What does Moses say in agreement in this verse?
B: I will never see your face again.

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Q335-4: According to Exodus 16 verse 3, How did the Israelites remember their lives in Egypt?
B: They remembered the food they ate in Egypt.

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Q132-5: According to Exodus 7 verse 17, What was Moses going to do to the waters of the Nile?
C: Turn it to blood

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Q418-6: According to Exodus 20 verse 8, How was the Sabbath day to be observed?
A: By keeping it holy and resting on that day.

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Q394-7: According to Exodus 18 verse 23, What would this system accomplish?
A: It will lighten your burden and enable you to manage better.

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Q272-8: According to Exodus 13 verse 17, Where did God not lead the Israelites on their exodus?
C: Through the land of the Philistines

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Q278-9: According to Exodus 14 verse 16, How did Moses extend his hand over the sea to divide the waters?
C: With a rod

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Q300-10: According to Exodus 14 verse 27, When did the sea return to its place?
D: When the morning appeared

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Q427-11: According to Exodus 20 verse 25, What kind of stones-were not to be used in the altar?
D: cut stones

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Q365-12: According to Exodus 17 verse 8, Who attacked the Israelites and where?
C: The Amalekites attacked the Israelites at Rephidim.

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Q265-13: According to Exodus 13 verse 1, What did consecration of the firstborn mean?
C: The consecration of the firstborn meant that the firstborn of every Israelite family and of their animals were to be set apart for God.

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Q346-14: According to Exodus 16 verse 21, What happened to the bread when the sun was hot?
D: It melted away.

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Q369-15: 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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Q35-16: According to Exodus 2 verse 24, What did God remember?
D: His covenant with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

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Q257-17: According to Exodus 12 verse 37, How far did the Israelites move?
B: 600,000 men on foot, besides women and children

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Q268-18: According to Exodus 13 verse 7, Where was yeast not to be seen?
D: in their houses

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Q162-19: According to Exodus 8 verse 27, What does Moses want to do instead?
B: Go three days' journey away

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Q321-20: According to Exodus 15 verse 22, How long did they travel without finding water?
D: three days

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Q138-21: According to Exodus 7 verse 25, How long after the Nile turned to blood before Moses was sent again to Pharaoh?
D: Seven days

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Q342-22: According to Exodus 16 verse 14, Describe the coming of the bread?
A: The bread came down from heaven like a fine flake, as frost on the ground.

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Q320-23: According to Exodus 15 verse 22, Where did the Israelites go from the Red Sea?
C: They went to the Wilderness of Shur.

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Q172-24: According to Exodus 9 verse 6, What happened to the livestock?
B: The livestock of the Egyptians died.

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Q37-25: According to Exodus 3 verse 1, What was the name of Moses’ father-in-law, the priest of Midian?
C: Jethro

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Q251-26: According to Exodus 12 verse 29, Who was killed in Egypt?
A: The firstborn of Egypt

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Q409-27: According to Exodus 19 verse 21, Why was Moses to warn the people?
C: Moses was to warn the people to not approach the mountain because it was holy and they could be punished if they did.

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Q77-28: According to Exodus 4 verse 13, What was Moses’ plea?
B: Send someone else

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Q129-29: According to Exodus 7 verse 12, What happened to the Egyptians' staffs?
C: They became serpents, too.

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Q183-30: According to Exodus 9 verse 25, What did the hail do?
A: It struck down everything in the fields, both people and animals, and it ruined all the plants and trees.

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Q201-31: According to Exodus 10 verse 15, How did they cover the ground?
D: The locusts covered the ground.

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Q322-32: According to Exodus 15 verse 23, Why couldn’t they drink the water at Marah?
D: Because it was bitter.

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Q270-33: According to Exodus 13 verse 13, How as a donkey was the firstling to be redeemed?
A: You must redeem a donkey with a lamb.

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Q113-34: According to Exodus 5 verse 14, Finish the quote: be specific. “.....why have you not fufilled your ________, in making brick both ______ and ________?”
C: task, yesterday, today

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Q60-35: According to Exodus 3 verse 22, Before they left, they would do what?
B: Plunder the Egyptians.

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Q103-36: According to Exodus 5 verse 4, What did Pharaoh say Moses and Aaron were doing?
B: They were taking the people from their work.

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Q196-37: According to Exodus 10 verse 7, What did Pharaoh’s officials say to Pharaoh?
D: Let the people go, that they may serve the Lord.

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Q294-38: According to Exodus 14 verse 21, What did the Lord use to divide the sea?
D: A strong east wind

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Q28-39: According to Exodus 2 verse 18, What was the name of the priest of Midian, their father?
C: Reuel

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Q22-40: According to Exodus 2 verse 15, Where did Moses go to live?
C: The land of Midian

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Q177-41: According to Exodus 9 verse 15, What could God have already done?
B: He could have stretched out His hand to strike the people with plague.

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Q163-42: According to Exodus 8 verse 28, What does Pharaoh promise this time and with what condition?
D: They may go into the wilderness, but don't go too far away

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Q197-43: According to Exodus 10 verse 9, Who did Moses say would be going into the desert?
D: We will go with our young and old, with our sons and daughters

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Q240-44: According to Exodus 12 verse 13, Why was the blood on the houses necessary?
D: It was a sign for God to pass over those houses during the plague.

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Q380-45: According to Exodus 18 verse 5, Where did Jethro meet Moses?
D: In the wilderness

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