A: He will give them treasure. B: He will let them go and sacrifice in the wilderness C: He will free all the Egyptian slaves. D: He will double their workload.

A: Joshua and Jethro B: Moses and Aaron C: Aaron and Zipporah D: Moses and Caleb

A: No one could eat. B: No one could see anyone else or move from their place. C: No one could speak. D: No one could laugh.

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

A: Pharaoh hardened his own heart B: Moses C: Aaron D: The people of Egypt

A: They wanted to build a monument. B: They were required to pay a tax. C: They gave them because they found favor with the Egyptians. D: They traded them for gold.

A: Into the city B: Back to Egypt C: To the mountain D: On top of the hill

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

A: Aaron B: Joseph C: Pharaoh, your own people D: Moses

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

A: Moses B: Pharaoh C: The Egyptian taskmasters D: The officers of the children of Israel

A: On the ground near the house B: On the windowsills C: In a bowl outside the house D: On the doorposts and the lintel of the houses

A: To learn how to lead the people in battle. B: So he could write a song about the 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: Moses threw water on the snake and it changed back. B: God spoke to the snake and it turned into a staff. C: Pick it up by the tail. D: The snake magically vanished and reappeared as a staff.

A: Because of the boils that were upon them B: Because they were busy with other tasks C: Because they did not know how to perform magic anymore D: Because they were afraid of him

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

A: They were drowned B: They turned back C: They were struck by lightning D: They fled in terror

A: You will become kings and queens. B: You will find treasure in the desert. C: You will build a great city. D: They would serve God on that mountain.

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

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

A: Gershom and Eliezer (Gershom means 'I have been a stranger in a foreign land'; Eliezer means 'My God is help') B: Aaron and Caleb (Aaron means 'high mountain'; Caleb means 'faithful') C: Isaac and Jacob (Isaac means 'laughter'; Jacob means 'supplanter') D: Joshua and Samuel (Joshua means 'the Lord is salvation'; Samuel means 'heard by God')

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

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

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

A: God (the LORD), from the bush B: An angel called to Moses from a mountain C: Moses' father called to him from a tent D: A voice from the river called to Moses

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

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

A: The water would turn to blood on the dry land. B: They would be given treasure instead. C: They would be punished by plagues. D: They would fall into a deep sleep.

A: Have you brought us out here to die in the wilderness? B: Do we have enough food for the journey? C: Why are we not going back to Egypt? D: Are we going to find treasure here?

A: Quail B: Bugs C: Frogs D: Manna

A: They were to abstain from sexual relations. B: They were to gather firewood. C: They were to fast for the day. D: They were to wear white robes.

A: From the city B: Wherever they could find it. C: From the market D: From the baker's shop

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

A: Wear phylacteries containing scripture B: Celebrate the Festival of Weeks C: Shave their heads D: Observe the Feast of Unleavened Bread

A: Entreat God to get rid of the flies B: Plant crops for him C: Build a temple for him D: Give him gold and silver

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

A: He was angry. B: God helped Moses immediately. C: God was pleased with Moses. D: God ignored Moses.

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

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

A: Moses holding the tablets B: The Promised Land C: A pillar of fire D: The Egyptians dead on the shore

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

A: It was blood red B: It was poisoned C: It was dry D: It was bitter

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

A: The water would turn into wine, the fish would grow larger, and the Egyptians would become stronger. B: Fish die, water stink, Egyptians hate to drink the water C: The river would turn to ice, the fish would swim away, and the water would taste sweet. D: The river would overflow, the fish would jump out, and the Egyptians would have a party.

A: Because Pharaoh is not a true leader. B: Because the Egyptians do not believe in our God. C: Because we do not have enough animals to sacrifice. D: The Egyptians would stone them

Q143-1: According to Exodus 8 verse 8, What does Pharaoh promise if the frogs are removed?
B: He will let them go and sacrifice in the wilderness

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Q385-2: According to Exodus 18 verse 12, Who ate with Jethro?
B: Moses and Aaron

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Q207-3: According to Exodus 10 verse 23, What could no one do?
B: No one could see anyone else or move from their place.

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

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Q149-5: According to Exodus 8 verse 15, Who hardened Pharaoh's heart?
A: Pharaoh hardened his own heart

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Q216-6: According to Exodus 11 verse 3, Why would the Egyptians give these things?
C: They gave them because they found favor with the Egyptians.

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Q366-7: According to Exodus 17 verse 9, Joshua was to go fight, where was Moses going?
D: On top of the hill

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Q287-8: According to Exodus 14 verse 10, How did the Israelites react when they saw the Egyptians?
B: They were terrified and cried out to the Lord.

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Q115-9: According to Exodus 5 verse 15, To whom did the officers of the children of Israel appeal? Whom did they blame?
C: Pharaoh, your own people

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Q320-10: 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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Q112-11: According to Exodus 5 verse 14, Who was punished at the end of the day?
D: The officers of the children of Israel

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Q232-12: According to Exodus 12 verse 7, Where was some of the blood to be put?
D: On the doorposts and the lintel of the houses

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Q373-13: 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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Q67-14: According to Exodus 4 verse 4, How did the snake become a staff again?
C: Pick it up by the tail.

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Q175-15: According to Exodus 9 verse 11, Why could the magicians not stand before Moses?
A: Because of the boils that were upon them

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Q234-16: According to Exodus 12 verse 9, How could the meat not be eaten?
C: It must not be eaten raw or boiled in water.

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Q280-17: According to Exodus 14 verse 28, After the Israelites crossed the Red Sea and the waters returned, what happened to the pursuing Egyptian army?
A: They were drowned

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Q50-18: According to Exodus 3 verse 12, What would happen when the Israelites came out of Egypt?
D: They would serve God on that mountain.

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Q269-19: According to Exodus 13 verse 9, What would this observance be like?
D: A sign on your hand and a reminder on your forehead.

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Q378-20: According to Exodus 18 verse 2, Where had Moses sent his wife and sons?
A: To Jethro, her father

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Q379-21: According to Exodus 18 verse 3, What were the names of Moses' sons? What did they mean?
A: Gershom and Eliezer (Gershom means 'I have been a stranger in a foreign land'; Eliezer means 'My God is help')

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Q428-22: According to Exodus 20 verse 25, What would it do to the stone if a tool was used on it?
A: It would make the altar unfit for use.

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Q358-23: According to Exodus 17 verse 8, What did the Amalekites do that prompted a battle with the Israelites?
B: Attacked the Israelites at Rephidim.

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Q277-24: According to Exodus 14 verse 21, What sea did God part for the Israelites to escape the Egyptians?
A: Red Sea


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Q42-25: According to Exodus 3 verse 4, Who called to Moses and from where?
A: God (the LORD), from the bush

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Q144-26: According to Exodus 8 verse 10, When was Moses to pray for Pharaoh to have the frogs removed?
D: Tomorrow

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Q105-27: According to Exodus 5 verse 8, Although the people had to gather their own straw, what was expected of them?
C: The same number of bricks were to be made each day.

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Q74-28: According to Exodus 4 verse 9, What would happen if they didn’t believe the two signs?
A: The water would turn to blood on the dry land.

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Q288-29: According to Exodus 14 verse 11, What did they ask Moses?
A: Have you brought us out here to die in the wilderness?

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Q341-30: According to Exodus 16 verse 13, What came in the evening and covered the camp?
A: Quail

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Q407-31: According to Exodus 19 verse 15, Besides washing their clothes, how else were the people to prepare for the third day?
A: They were to abstain from sexual relations.

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Q109-32: According to Exodus 5 verse 11, Where were the people supposed to get the straw?
B: Wherever they could find it.

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Q377-33: According to Exodus 18 verse 1, Who heard of what God had done for Moses and Israel?
B: Jethro

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Q264-34: According to Exodus 13 verse 9, What are the Israelites commanded to do every year as a sign on their hand and a symbol on their foreheads?
D: Observe the Feast of Unleavened Bread

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Q164-35: According to Exodus 8 verse 29, What does Pharoah then ask Moses to do in return for letting them go to the wilderness?
A: Entreat God to get rid of the flies

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Q7-36: According to Exodus 2 verse 5, Who was sent for the basket?
A: Pharaoh's daughter's maid

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Q78-37: According to Exodus 4 verse 14, How did God react to Moses?
A: He was angry.

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Q222-38: According to Exodus 11 verse 7, What noise would come from the Israelites and why?
D: A great cry would come from the Israelites because the firstborn of Egypt would die.

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Q272-39: According to Exodus 13 verse 17, Where did God not lead the Israelites on their exodus?
D: Through the land of the Philistines

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Q302-40: According to Exodus 14 verse 30, What did the Israelites see?
D: The Egyptians dead on the shore

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Q231-41: According to Exodus 12 verse 6, When were the animals to be slaughtered?
C: At twilight on the fourteenth day of the month

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Q307-42: According to Exodus 15 verse 23, What condition did the Israelites find the water in when they arrived at Marah?
D: It was bitter

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Q265-43: According to Exodus 13 verse 1, What did consecration of the firstborn mean?
A: 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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Q133-44: According to Exodus 7 verse 18, What three things would happen when the water became blood?
B: Fish die, water stink, Egyptians hate to drink the water

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Q161-45: According to Exodus 8 verse 26, What reason does Moses give for not doing as Pharaoh requested?
D: The Egyptians would stone them

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