A: It created rain for the Israelites. B: It lifted the Israelites over the sea. C: It formed a barrier between two mountains. D: It provided darkness to the Egyptians and light to the Israelites.

A: If you follow the laws of the land without question. B: If you offer sacrifices of animals in the temple. C: If you listen carefully to the Lord your God and do what is right in his eyes, pay attention to his commands and keep all his decrees. D: If you go to church every Sunday and pray daily.

A: To the desert, and the priests were to go with him. B: To the sea, and the people of Egypt were to go with him. C: To the rock at Horeb, and the elders of Israel were to go with him. D: To the mountain, and Aaron was to go with him.

A: He wanted to show his power. B: Because the frogs were gone C: He was angry with Moses. D: He was afraid of losing his kingdom.

A: Only the flax was destroyed; barley remained safe. B: The wheat and spelt were destroyed because of the hail. C: The flax and barley were destroyed because they were in the ear, but the wheat and spelt were not destroyed because they were not ripe. D: All crops were destroyed due to the severe storm.

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

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

A: He was to speak louder until they believed him. B: Take water from the river and pour it out. C: He was to show them a rainbow in the sky. D: He was to perform a dance to entertain them.

A: A day of rest without working. B: A celebration with music and dance. C: A sign on your hand and a reminder on your forehead. D: A feast with large amounts of food.

A: Only the men may go and serve the Lord. B: Only the elders of the Israelites may go. C: All the people including women and children must go. D: Only the children may go and serve the Lord.

A: Go in peace. B: Take your time. C: Return when you can. D: Stay with me.

A: Moses was 80. Aaron was 83. B: Moses was seventy years old and Aaron was seventy-three years old. C: Moses was ninety years old and Aaron was ninety-three years old. D: Moses was fifty years old and Aaron was fifty-three years old.

A: He was crying B: He was hungry C: His diaper was full D: He was in the river

A: A judge B: A farmer C: A priest D: A king

A: Leave the desert B: Stone me C: Find a river D: Build a city

A: They would stop working altogether. B: They would work faster to avoid punishment. C: not regard false words D: They would demand higher wages.

A: He drove them into the sea B: He set them on fire C: He took off their chariot wheels D: He abandoned them in the desert

A: The famines of the land B: The diseases of Egypt C: The curses of their enemies D: The plagues of locusts

A: Moses as God to Pharaoh; Aaron as Moses' prophet. B: God made Moses a king over Israel, and Aaron his servant. C: God made Moses a shepherd, and Aaron a carpenter. D: God made Moses a warrior, and Aaron a musician.

A: Dead Sea B: Mediterranean Sea
 C: Red Sea
 D: Sea of Galilee

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

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

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

A: No, he increased their workload instead. B: Yes, he let them go immediately. C: No D: Yes, but only for a short time.

A: messenger; friend; teacher B: helper; servant; parent C: spokesperson, mouth, God D: leader; guide; king

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

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

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

A: Wave it in the air and it created a storm. B: Cast it on the ground. It became a serpent. C: Hold it high and it shone like a star. D: Bury it in the sand and it turned to gold.

A: The Egyptian livestock would thrive and multiply. B: The livestock of the Israelites would not die. C: Only the Israelite livestock would die. D: All livestock would die equally.

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

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

A: By giving them more tasks to do B: By making them invisible to their captors C: By sending Moses to get them. D: By sending a flood to wash them away

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

A: In the first day of the first month after they left Egypt B: On the thirtieth day of the third month after leaving Egypt C: In the fifteenth day of the second month after they departed from the land of Egypt D: In the twentieth day of the second month after they departed from Egypt

A: At a mountain B: By the water, early in the morning C: On a battlefield D: In the palace

A: A snake in the sand B: A Hebrew helping an Egyptian C: His mother crying D: Two Hebrew men fighting.

A: Tomorrow B: Immediately C: Next week D: Today

A: Moses received the Ten Commandments. B: The Israelites crossed the Red Sea. C: There was thunder and lightning, and a thick cloud on the mountain. D: The ground shook with an earthquake.

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

A: Remove leaven from their houses. B: Build an altar to God. C: Gather all their livestock. D: Celebrate the harvest festival.

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

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

A: A wise old man appeared to him in a cloud. B: A giant appeared to him in a storm. C: Angel of the LORD, burning bush D: A bird appeared to him in a rainbow.

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

Q293-1: According to Exodus 14 verse 20, How did the cloud help?
D: It provided darkness to the Egyptians and light to the Israelites.

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Q324-2: According to Exodus 15 verse 26, What conditions did the Lord put on his keeping the Israelites healthy?
C: If you listen carefully to the Lord your God and do what is right in his eyes, pay attention to his commands and keep all his decrees.

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Q362-3: According to Exodus 17 verse 5, Where was Moses to go? What and who were to go with him?
C: To the rock at Horeb, and the elders of Israel were to go with him.

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Q150-4: According to Exodus 8 verse 15, Why did Pharaoh harden his heart?
B: Because the frogs were gone

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Q189-5: According to Exodus 9 verse 31, What was destroyed, and not destroyed and why?
C: The flax and barley were destroyed because they were in the ear, but the wheat and spelt were not destroyed because they were not ripe.

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Q60-6: According to Exodus 3 verse 22, Before they left, they would do what?
C: Plunder the Egyptians.

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Q346-7: According to Exodus 16 verse 21, What happened to the bread when the sun was hot?
C: It melted away.

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Q73-8: According to Exodus 4 verse 9, If they did not believe the first two signs, what was Moses to do?
B: Take water from the river and pour it out.

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Q269-9: According to Exodus 13 verse 9, What would this observance be like?
C: A sign on your hand and a reminder on your forehead.

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Q199-10: According to Exodus 10 verse 11, Who does Pharaoh say should go?
A: Only the men may go and serve the Lord.

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Q86-11: According to Exodus 4 verse 18, How did Jethro answer Moses’ request to return to Egypt? Be specific. “______ ______ _______.”
A: Go in peace.

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Q126-12: According to Exodus 7 verse 7, How old were Moses and Aaron?
A: Moses was 80. Aaron was 83.

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Q8-13: According to Exodus 2 verse 6, Why did Pharaoh’s daughter feel sorry for the baby?
A: He was crying

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Q386-14: According to Exodus 18 verse 13, What was Moses serving as to the people?
A: A judge

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Q361-15: According to Exodus 17 verse 4, What did Moses say the people were ready to do?
B: Stone me

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Q107-16: According to Exodus 5 verse 9, If the work was harder, what did Pharaoh think the men would do?

C: not regard false words

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Q298-17: According to Exodus 14 verse 25, What did he do to the chariots?
C: He took off their chariot wheels

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Q308-18: According to Exodus 15 verse 26, What did the Lord indicate He would not bring upon the Israelites if they listened carefully and did what was right?
B: The diseases of Egypt

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Q119-19: According to Exodus 7 verse 1, How did God make Moses and Aaron as?
A: Moses as God to Pharaoh; Aaron as Moses' prophet.

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Q277-20: According to Exodus 14 verse 21, What sea did God part for the Israelites to escape the Egyptians?
C: Red Sea


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Q62-21: According to Exodus 3 verse 22, Finish this quote. Be specific. “.....articles of ______, articles of _____, and _____....”
A: silver, gold, clothing

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Q163-22: According to Exodus 8 verse 28, What does Pharaoh promise this time and with what condition?
A: They may go into the wilderness, but don't go too far away

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Q202-23: According to Exodus 10 verse 15, How much green was left in Egypt?
A: None

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Q151-24: According to Exodus 8 verse 15, Did Pharaoh keep his promise to Moses to let the people go?
C: No

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Q83-25: According to Exodus 4 verse 16, Finish the quote. Be specific. “So he shall be your ______ to the people. And he himself shall be as a _____for you, and you shall be to him as _______.”
C: spokesperson, mouth, God

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Q98-26: 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.....”
B: believed, visited

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Q301-27: According to Exodus 14 verse 28, Who survived?
B: The Israelites

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Q5-28: According to Exodus 2 verse 4, Who watched the basket?
C: His sister

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Q65-29: According to Exodus 4 verse 3, What was Moses told to do with the staff? What happened?
B: Cast it on the ground. It became a serpent.

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Q171-30: According to Exodus 9 verse 4, What distinction would be made between Egyptian livestock and Israelite livestock?
B: The livestock of the Israelites would not die.

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Q294-31: According to Exodus 14 verse 21, What did the Lord use to divide the sea?
B: A strong east wind

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Q369-32: According to Exodus 17 verse 11, How was the battle ‘controlled’?
A: As long as Moses held up his hands, Israel prevailed; but when he lowered them, Amalek prevailed.

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Q49-33: According to Exodus 3 verse 10, How was God going to rescue his people?
C: By sending Moses to get them.

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Q9-34: According to Exodus 2 verse 7, What did the sister ask?
B: Shall I get a nurse for you?

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Q333-35: According to Exodus 16 verse 1, When did the Israelites arrive there?
C: In the fifteenth day of the second month after they departed from the land of Egypt

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Q156-36: According to Exodus 8 verse 20, Where does Moses confront Pharaoh again
B: By the water, early in the morning

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Q16-37: According to Exodus 2 verse 13, What did Moses see the next day?
D: Two Hebrew men fighting.

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Q144-38: According to Exodus 8 verse 10, When was Moses to pray for Pharaoh to have the frogs removed?
A: Tomorrow

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Q408-39: According to Exodus 19 verse 16, What happened on the third day?
C: There was thunder and lightning, and a thick cloud on the mountain.

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Q245-40: According to Exodus 12 verse 17, What would happen if someone ate leavened bread?
A: They would be cut off from Israel.

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Q242-41: According to Exodus 12 verse 15, What was done on the first day? For seven days?
A: Remove leaven from their houses.

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Q380-42: According to Exodus 18 verse 5, Where did Jethro meet Moses?
C: In the wilderness

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Q105-43: According to Exodus 5 verse 8, Although the people had to gather their own straw, what was expected of them?
A: The same number of bricks were to be made each day.

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Q40-44: According to Exodus 3 verse 2, Who appeared to him there and how?
C: Angel of the LORD, burning bush

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Q236-45: According to Exodus 12 verse 10, What was to be done to any leftovers?
B: It was to be burned in the fire.

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