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


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

A: Rephidim B: Egypt C: Moriah D: Canaan

A: Bread and Quail
 B: Quail and manna C: Fruits and vegetables D: Manna and dates


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

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

A: The Israelites built a new city. B: The king of Egypt died. C: The Egyptians celebrated a great festival. D: Moses became the king of Egypt.

A: At dawn on the first day of the month B: In the middle of the night C: At noon on the tenth day of the month D: At twilight on the fourteenth day of the month

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

A: The Paraoh's daughter B: The child's own mother C: The child's brother D: The child's sister

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

A: wooden gods B: gods of stone C: gods of silver or gold D: gods of fire

A: in the rivers, in the deserts, and in the mountains B: in the lakes, in the forests, and in the caves C: the houses, the courtyards, and the fields D: in the streets, in the gardens, and in the barns

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

A: Horeb and Massah B: Sinai and Horeb C: Meribah and Massah D: Horeb and Meribah

A: Israelites; rod; people; Egypt B: Egyptians, hand, children, Israel C: Egyptians; staff; sons; Jacob D: Egyptians; fist; families; Sinai

A: They were punished by being sent away. B: They found extra manna. C: They found no manna. D: They gathered enough for the whole week.

A: It was restored by a prayer. B: He put it in his bosom C: It was wrapped in bandages. D: It was healed by a doctor.

A: The Egyptian magicians B: The Israelite spies
 C: God
 D: Pharaoh himself


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

A: A hammer B: A feather C: A bunch of hyssop D: A piece of cloth

A: If they obey His voice and keep His covenant B: If they build a golden calf C: If they defeat all their enemies D: If they offer sacrifices in the desert

A: By boiling it B: By adding salt C: By praying over it D: By throwing a tree into it

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

A: We will not follow Him. B: All the people said, 'We will do everything the Lord has said.' C: We need more time to think. D: Only the leaders will obey.

A: Only in the presence of the high priests. B: Without bread or any bitter herbs. C: In haste, with their belts fastened, sandals on their feet, and staff in hand. D: While sitting comfortably around a table.

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

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

A: In the river only B: In the fields and gardens C: In the skies and clouds D: In the river and the lakes

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

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

A: 100 years B: 200 years C: 70 years D: 430 years

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

A: Hail thrown down from heaven B: Death of the firstborn of the Egyptians C: Locusts to consume their crops D: Darkness throughout the place where the Egyptians live

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

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

A: His rod B: A sword C: A scroll D: A crown

A: Pharaoh was too proud to listen to Moses. B: God hardened Pharaoh's heart to show His power and perform His miracles in Egypt. C: Pharaoh wanted to keep his throne safe from enemies. D: Pharaoh was tricked by his advisors to ignore Moses' plea.

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

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

A: Healing the sick and raising the dead B: Parting of waters and a pillar of fire C: Thunder and lightning, and an earthquake D: Staff turning into a snake

A: Take off his sandals. Ground was holy. B: Come talk with Him C: Leave and never return D: Go to Mount Sinai

A: He taught them how to fish. B: He helped them build a house. C: Chased away shepherds. Watered their flock. D: He gave them food and clothes.

A: Feathers B: Sand C: Ashes D: Water

A: Pharaoh's daughter B: Pharaoh C: Pharaoh's wife D: Pharaoh's daughter's maid

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

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Q186-2: According to Exodus 9 verse 28, What does Pharaoh promise?
B: He promises to let the Israelites go if the hail stops.

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Q359-3: According to Exodus 17 verse 1, Where did the people camp and could find no water?
A: Rephidim

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Q326-4: According to Exodus 16 verse 31, What food did God provide for the Israelites in the wilderness?
B: Quail and manna

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Q338-5: According to Exodus 16 verse 4, What was God using the bread for?
C: To test the Israelites and see if they would follow His instructions

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Q387-6: According to Exodus 18 verse 13, How long a day did Moses judge?
A: From morning till evening

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Q33-7: According to Exodus 2 verse 23, What happened in Egypt while Moses started to live with Ruel?
B: The king of Egypt died.

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Q231-8: According to Exodus 12 verse 6, When were the animals to be slaughtered?
D: At twilight on the fourteenth day of the month

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Q322-9: According to Exodus 15 verse 23, Why couldn’t they drink the water at Marah?
A: Because it was bitter.

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Q10-10: According to Exodus 2 verse 8, Whom did the girl get as a nurse?
B: The child's own mother

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Q300-11: According to Exodus 14 verse 27, When did the sea return to its place?
A: When the morning appeared

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Q424-12: According to Exodus 20 verse 23, Specifically what kind of gods were they forbidden to make?
C: gods of silver or gold

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Q147-13: According to Exodus 8 verse 13, From what three places did the frogs die?
C: the houses, the courtyards, and the fields

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Q422-14: According to Exodus 20 verse 19, Why did the people want Moses to speak to them?
A: They were afraid to speak to God themselves.

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Q357-15: According to Exodus 17 verse 7, At Rephidim, what is the name of the place where Moses struck the rock to get water?
C: Meribah and Massah

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Q125-16: According to Exodus 7 verse 5, Finish the quote: Be specific. “And the ________ shall know that I am the LORD, when I stretch out my _______on Egypt and bring out the ________ of ________, from among them.”
B: Egyptians, hand, children, Israel

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Q348-17: According to Exodus 16 verse 27, What happened to those who went to gather on the Sabbath?
C: They found no manna.

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Q71-18: According to Exodus 4 verse 7, How was his hand restored?
B: He put it in his bosom

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Q279-19: According to Exodus 14 verse 4, Who hardened Pharaoh’s heart to pursue the Israelites after they had left Egypt?
C: God


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Q405-20: According to Exodus 19 verse 13, What would happen if they crossed the set limits? How?
A: They would be put to death.

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Q247-21: According to Exodus 12 verse 22, What was to be used to put the blood on the door frame?
C: A bunch of hyssop

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Q399-22: According to Exodus 19 verse 5, What would it take for the Israelites to be God's treasured possession, a kingdom of priests and a holy nation?
A: If they obey His voice and keep His covenant

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Q323-23: According to Exodus 15 verse 25, How was the water to be made sweet?
D: By throwing a tree into it

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Q98-24: 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.....”
C: believed, visited

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Q400-25: According to Exodus 19 verse 8, What was the people’s response to God through Moses?
B: All the people said, 'We will do everything the Lord has said.'

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Q237-26: According to Exodus 12 verse 11, How were they to eat it?
C: In haste, with their belts fastened, sandals on their feet, and staff in hand.

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Q157-27: According to Exodus 8 verse 21, What was the Lord going to send now?
D: Swarms of flies

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Q251-28: According to Exodus 12 verse 29, Who was killed in Egypt?
D: The firstborn of Egypt

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Q145-29: According to Exodus 8 verse 11, Where would the frogs remain?
A: In the river only

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Q196-30: According to Exodus 10 verse 7, What did Pharaoh’s officials say to Pharaoh?
B: Let the people go, that they may serve the Lord.

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Q128-31: According to Exodus 7 verse 11, Who was able to duplicate this?
D: The wise men and the sorcerers

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Q259-32: According to Exodus 12 verse 40, How long were the Israelites in Egypt?
D: 430 years

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Q206-33: According to Exodus 10 verse 22, How long did the darkness last?
B: three days

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Q220-34: According to Exodus 11 verse 5, What did God send as the final plague on Egypt?
B: Death of the firstborn of the Egyptians

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Q391-35: According to Exodus 18 verse 20, What was Jethro’s plan for judging?
D: To teach the people God's laws and to set up capable leaders to help judge the people.

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Q65-36: According to Exodus 4 verse 3, What was Moses told to do with the staff? What happened?
A: Cast it on the ground. It became a serpent.

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Q85-37: According to Exodus 4 verse 17, What was Moses supposed to take with him when he went back to Egypt?
A: His rod

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Q191-38: According to Exodus 10 verse 1, Why was Pharaoh’s heart hardened?
B: God hardened Pharaoh's heart to show His power and perform His miracles in Egypt.

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Q130-39: According to Exodus 7 verse 12, Did the sorcerers recover their rods?
A: No

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Q421-40: According to Exodus 20 verse 17, What could you not covet of your neighbor’s?
C: house

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Q66-41: According to Exodus 4 verse 3, What sign did God give Moses to demonstrate His power to the Israelites?
D: Staff turning into a snake

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Q43-42: According to Exodus 3 verse 5, What did God tell Moses to do and why?
A: Take off his sandals. Ground was holy.

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Q25-43: According to Exodus 2 verse 17, How did Moses help the daughters?
C: Chased away shepherds. Watered their flock.

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Q173-44: According to Exodus 9 verse 8, What was Moses to throw into the air before Pharaoh?
C: Ashes

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Q7-45: According to Exodus 2 verse 5, Who was sent for the basket?
D: Pharaoh's daughter's maid

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