A: A great storm that blew them into the ocean B: Moses waved his staff and they disappeared C: A flock of birds that ate them D: A strong wind that blew them into the Red Sea

A: Cairo B: Goshen C: Jerusalem D: Bethlehem

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

A: The Israelites had light in their dwellings. B: The Israelites were completely dark. C: The Israelites were in danger. D: The Israelites had to leave Egypt immediately.

A: The God of Strength B: The Lord is my Banner C: The House of Worship D: The Stone of Help

A: Ten days B: One day C: Three days
 D: Seven days

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

A: The bread B: The vegetables C: The lamb D: The fish

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

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

A: Adar B: Nisan C: Tishri D: Abib

A: Moses. Because she drew him from the water. B: Aaron, because he was a strong leader C: David, because he defeated Goliath D: Isaac, because he was a promised child

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

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

A: Pharaoh B: Joseph C: Moses and Aaron D: Noah

A: to bless him B: to send him away C: to set him free D: to build a temple

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

A: Circumcised her son B: She drew water from a well. C: She fled to her father's house. D: She offered a sacrifice to God.

A: He will send Aaron to help. B: Pharaoh C: David D: Joshua

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

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

A: Until sunset B: Until noon C: A few hours D: All night

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

A: A cloud of rainbow by day and a fire pillar by night B: An angel before them C: A fire pillar by day and a cloud pillar by night D: A cloud pillar by day and a fire pillar by night


A: Singing B: Writing C: Dancing D: He was coming to meet Moses.

A: Building a fire B: Gathering water C: Singing a song D: Testing the Lord

A: Moses is accused of wanting the Israelites to go worship in the wilderness. B: Moses is accused of stealing the Pharaoh's crown. C: Moses is accused of making the Nile turn to blood. D: Moses is accused of planning a rebellion against Egypt.

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

A: He was afraid to look at God B: He needed to shave C: His face was dirty D: He was showing reverence

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

A: the land of Egypt B: the land of Babylon C: the land of Philistia D: the land of Canaan

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

A: Give them gold and silver B: Release the Egyptian slaves C: Build more bricks for the Egyptians D: Let Israelites go to hold a feast to God in the wilderness.

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

A: Moses told Jethro about the laws he received on the mountain. B: Moses told Jethro that they had found a land of gold. C: Moses told Jethro about all the troubles the Israelites had encountered and how the Lord had helped them. D: Moses told Jethro he was going to build a city.

A: Egypt B: Canaan C: By a well. D: Jerusalem

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

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

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

A: It was to be a day of fasting and mourning for three days. B: It was to be celebrated with a big feast for ten days with leavened bread. C: It was to be a day of rest with no special activities for one day. D: It was to be celebrated as a festival to the Lord for seven days with the eating of unleavened bread.

A: It remained fresh and edible. B: It disappeared without a trace. C: It turned into gold coins. D: It became full of worms and stank.

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

A: You will have many friends. B: You will become very rich. C: You will live long in the land the Lord your God is giving you. D: You will never get sick.

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

A: They were home so soon. B: He was surprised they didn't meet Moses. C: He was surprised that they were arguing. D: He was surprised that they didn't bring food.

Q204-1: According to Exodus 10 verse 19, What removed the locust, to where?
D: A strong wind that blew them into the Red Sea

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Q184-2: According to Exodus 9 verse 26, Where did it not hail?
B: Goshen

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Q83-3: 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 _______.”
D: spokesperson, mouth, God

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Q208-4: According to Exodus 10 verse 23, What about the Israelites?
A: The Israelites had light in their dwellings.

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Q374-5: According to Exodus 17 verse 15, What did Moses call the altar he built?
B: The Lord is my Banner

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Q225-6: According to Exodus 12 verse 15, How long were the Israelites to eat unleavened bread during the Feast of Unleavened Bread?

D: Seven days

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Q149-7: According to Exodus 8 verse 15, Who hardened Pharaoh's heart?
D: Pharaoh hardened his own heart

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Q235-8: According to Exodus 12 verse 9, What parts were to be roasted?
C: The lamb

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Q422-9: According to Exodus 20 verse 19, Why did the people want Moses to speak to them?
D: They were afraid to speak to God themselves.

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Q265-10: According to Exodus 13 verse 1, What did consecration of the firstborn mean?
D: 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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Q266-11: According to Exodus 13 verse 4, What month did they leave Egypt in?
D: Abib

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Q12-12: According to Exodus 2 verse 10, What was the baby named and why?
A: Moses. Because she drew him from the water.

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Q394-13: According to Exodus 18 verse 23, What would this system accomplish?
D: It will lighten your burden and enable you to manage better.

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Q264-14: 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?
A: Observe the Feast of Unleavened Bread

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Q334-15: According to Exodus 16 verse 2, Who did the community grumble against?
C: Moses and Aaron

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Q253-16: According to Exodus 12 verse 32, What did Pharaoh ask for himself?
A: to bless him

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Q263-17: According to Exodus 13 verse 2, What does God instruct to be consecrated to Him, as a reminder of the Israelites’ deliverance from Egypt?

A: Every firstborn male

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Q93-18: According to Exodus 4 verse 25, What did Zipporah do?
A: Circumcised her son

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Q79-19: According to Exodus 4 verse 14, Whom does God tell Moses will help him?
A: He will send Aaron to help.

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Q286-20: According to Exodus 14 verse 9, Who went with Pharaoh?
B: The Egyptian chariots and horsemen

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Q78-21: According to Exodus 4 verse 14, How did God react to Moses?
C: He was angry.

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Q371-22: According to Exodus 17 verse 13, How long did the battle last? Who won?
A: Until sunset

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Q154-23: According to Exodus 8 verse 18, Where were the gnats?
D: On man and beast

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Q262-24: According to Exodus 13 verse 21, What did God provide as a guide for the Israelites’ journey by day and by night?
D: A cloud pillar by day and a fire pillar by night


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Q80-25: According to Exodus 4 verse 14, What was Aaron already doing?
D: He was coming to meet Moses.

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Q360-26: According to Exodus 17 verse 2, When they quarreled with Moses, what did he say they were doing?
D: Testing the Lord

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Q198-27: According to Exodus 10 verse 10, What does Pharaoh accuse Moses of?
A: Moses is accused of wanting the Israelites to go worship in the wilderness.

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Q359-28: According to Exodus 17 verse 1, Where did the people camp and could find no water?
B: Rephidim

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Q45-29: According to Exodus 3 verse 6, Why did Moses hide his face?
A: He was afraid to look at God

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Q272-30: 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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Q267-31: According to Exodus 13 verse 5, Into what land was the Lord taking them?
D: the land of Canaan

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Q150-32: According to Exodus 8 verse 15, Why did Pharaoh harden his heart?
D: Because the frogs were gone

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Q100-33: According to Exodus 5 verse 1, What did Moses and Aaron ask Pharaoh to do?
D: Let Israelites go to hold a feast to God in the wilderness.

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Q303-34: According to Exodus 14 verse 31, How did this event affect the Israelites?
C: The Israelites feared the Lord and believed in Him and in His servant Moses.

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Q381-35: According to Exodus 18 verse 8, What did Moses tell Jethro?
C: Moses told Jethro about all the troubles the Israelites had encountered and how the Lord had helped them.

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Q23-36: According to Exodus 2 verse 15, Where was Moses resting?
C: By a well.

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Q280-37: According to Exodus 14 verse 28, After the Israelites crossed the Red Sea and the waters returned, what happened to the pursuing Egyptian army?
D: They were drowned

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Q145-38: According to Exodus 8 verse 11, Where would the frogs remain?
C: In the river only

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Q236-39: According to Exodus 12 verse 10, What was to be done to any leftovers?
C: It was to be burned in the fire.

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Q241-40: According to Exodus 12 verse 14, How was this day to be celebrated? How long?
D: It was to be celebrated as a festival to the Lord for seven days with the eating of unleavened bread.

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Q345-41: According to Exodus 16 verse 20, What happened to the bread that was kept until morning?
D: It became full of worms and stank.

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Q418-42: According to Exodus 20 verse 8, How was the Sabbath day to be observed?
C: By keeping it holy and resting on that day.

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Q420-43: According to Exodus 20 verse 12, What was a result of honoring your mother and father?
C: You will live long in the land the Lord your God is giving you.

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Q387-44: According to Exodus 18 verse 13, How long a day did Moses judge?
C: From morning till evening

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Q27-45: According to Exodus 2 verse 18, What surprised their father in this verse?
A: They were home so soon.

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