Bible for Kids Trivia

1. What was the name of the walled city where Joshua and the Israelites marched around for seven days?

From Quiz 9 for 10 - Bible Places for Kids

Answer: Jericho

Jericho's walls were so strong and high, no one could conquer them. God told Joshua and the Israelites to march around the city once a day for six days without making a sound. Then on the seventh day, God told the Israelites to march around the city seven times and give a shout. They yelled so loud the walls fell down! God gave the Israelites the victory over the city and gave them the promised land for a new home. (Joshua 6:1-27)

From Quiz What Happened There?

Answer: Egypt

The descendants of Israel had been held captive in Egypt for about 400 years when Moses was instructed by God to demand of the Pharaoh that they should be allowed to leave so that they could hold a feast to God in the wilderness. After 10 attempts they were finally allowed to leave Egypt behind and eventually (forty years later) made it to the land that God had promised them. Question submitted by logcrawler

From Quiz Bible Quiz for Kids

Answer: Sun, moon and stars

Plants and trees were created on day 3. Sea animals and birds were created on day 5. Mankind was created on day 6.

From Quiz Bible Ladies for Kids!

Answer: Esther

Esther was Jewish. She married the Persian King Ahasuerus who was also known as Xerxes, to save the Jewish people. Question contributed by Shiningstar7

From Quiz Kids and Children in the Bible

Answer: Sarah

The story can be found in Genesis chapter 18. Abraham was a hundred years and Sarah just over ninety, and they had no children together. But then three strangers visited them, and one of them announced that the following year Sarah would have a son. The Lord's ways are such that nothing is too hard for Him, and so the next year Sarah gave birth to Isaac. Hagar was Sarah's handmaid (servant). She had given a son to Abraham, at the demand of Sarah (for Sarah was afraid not having any children any more). Eve was the first woman in the Bible, and she had three sons. Rebekah (in some Bible versions her name is written as Rebecca) had two sons by Isaac: Esau and Jacob. Neither for Eve nor for Hagar nor Rebekah the Bible mentions any age.

From Quiz Women in the Bible

Answer: Eve

Eve was created from a rib of Adam. She is best known for being tempted by the snake to eat the apple from the Tree of Knowledge, which God had forbidden them to do. She then gave Adam the apple and as a result of this, original sin was formed. She had at least three children, Cain, Abel, and Seth, with Adam. Her story is found in Genesis.

From Quiz What does the Bible say?

Answer: Goliath

Goliath was a Philistine and the Israelites were afraid of him because he was a giant. David was the youngest of his brothers and he went to King Saul and said he wanted to fight Goliath. David wasn't scared because he believed the Lord would protect him. Using a sling and five stones, David defeated Goliath. Then he used Goliath's sword and cut off Goliath's head.

From Quiz Why Did You Do That, Daddy?

Answer: Adam

My father Adam told me that he had been tricked. A clever serpent (who was really the devil in disguise), told my mother Eve that if they ate the fruit they would be like God. That lie was partly true because when they ate the fruit, they realized what good and evil was. They ran to find a way to hide from God, but God found them. God had to kick them out of the garden and life never was as easy as it had been in the garden. However God left them a promise that one day He would fix everything.

From Quiz A Biblical Number Quiz!

Answer: "With all your heart, will all your soul, and with all your strength."

God told the Israelites,"Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God is one Lord: And thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your strength." He also told them to teach their children who He was, so that every generation would know. (Deuteronomy 6:4-5)

From Quiz A Biblical Thanksgiving Quiz

Answer: a rainbow

Noah made an altar to God for saving his family from the flood. God was so impressed with Noah's sacrifice and thanks, God made a rainbow in the sky. He promised Noah that this would be a sign that the earth would never be destroyed by water again. (The story can be found in Genesis 8:20-21.)

From Quiz Water, Water, Everywhere!

Answer: Noah

The Bible says by faith, Noah built the ark (Hebrews 11:7 KJV). God would have destroyed everything, but Noah pleased God. God gave Noah a plan to save his family by building a large boat and taking two of every living animal on board. Noah obeyed and preached about God's plan for one hundred years before there was any rain. However when the ark was finished, Noah, his family, and the animals all climbed on board and were safe because Noah obeyed. It rained for forty days and nights! The water was so high it covered all the mountains and took many days to go away. That is a ton of water!

From Quiz I Know These By Heart!

Answer: the heavens and the earth

Genesis 1:1 "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth." This is where all of life began. In only six days, God made the earth, the stars and sun, all the animals, and the first people. He rested on the seventh day.

From Quiz Special Bible Numbers

Answer: Six

The book of Genesis tells us that it took six days and that God rested on the seventh day. Genesis 1

From Quiz Biblical Bad Guys and Gals

Answer: Cain

Abel and Cain were taught by their parents, Adam and Eve, that God wanted a blood sacrifice. Cain brought fruit from his garden and Abel brought a lamb from his flock. God blessed Abel for bringing the right sacrifice, but Cain became angry and jealous. Instead of bringing the right sacrifice, Cain went out and killed his brother, making him the first murderer.

From Quiz You Can Count On It!

Answer: 42

Noah took two of each kind of animal and the rains lasted forty days and nights. 2+40=42 Noah and his family stayed inside the ark and took care of the animals. When the flood ended, they were all safe because Noah had trusted and obeyed God. (Genesis 6.19 and Genesis 7.12) Question submitted by Coonielady

From Quiz Sunday School Bible Stories

Answer: Goliath

You can find the story of David and Goliath in the book of I Samuel chapter 17. David was a little boy, and Goliath was a big giant. However, David knew with God's help he could beat the giant. He used 5 stones and the fifth one hit Goliath in the head and knocked him out. David then cut off his head.

From Quiz Daniel In De Lion's Den

Answer: Daniel

We had to have a Daniel question and get it out of the way, didn't we? Daniel's friends Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah were given the names Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego: the names we know them by when we read the story of the blazing furnace in the third chapter of Daniel. I'm glad we don't have to call Daniel "Belteshazzar"!

From Quiz Children of the Bible

Answer: Eli

Eli was the high priest of Israel at that time. In the beginning of the book of 1st Samuel in chapter 1, verses 24-28 we see: "And when she had weaned him, she took him up with her, with three bullocks, and one ephah of flour, and a bottle of wine, and brought him unto the house of the LORD in Shiloh: and the child was young. And they slew a bullock, and brought the child to Eli. And she said, Oh my lord, as thy soul liveth, my lord, I am the woman that stood by thee here, praying unto the LORD. For this child I prayed; and the LORD hath given me my petition which I asked of him: Therefore also I have lent him to the LORD; as long as he liveth he shall be lent to the LORD. And he worshipped the LORD there." In chapter 2, 18-21 we read: "But Samuel ministered before the LORD, being a child, girded with a linen ephod. Moreover his mother made him a little coat, and brought it to him from year to year, when she came up with her husband to offer the yearly sacrifice. And Eli blessed Elkanah and his wife, and said, The LORD give thee seed of this woman for the loan which is lent to the LORD. And they went unto their own home. And the LORD visited Hannah, so that she conceived, and bare three sons and two daughters. And the child Samuel grew before the LORD."

From Quiz First Sunday School Lessons

Answer: Mary

Mary and Martha were both sisters to Lazarus. Martha was very cross with Mary because she did not help to prepare the meal. This story is told in Luke Chapter 10 from verse 38.

From Quiz Kids' Bible Songs

Answer: remember

This is a very fun song; if you don't know the rest of the words here they are. "I took Jesus as my Saviour, you take Him too, I took Jesus as my Saviour, you take Him too, I took Jesus as my Saviour, you take Him too. Look away beyond the blue. Do Lord, oh do Lord, oh do remember me. Do Lord, oh do Lord, oh do remember me? Do Lord, oh do Lord, oh do remember me. Look away beyond the blue."

From Quiz The Bible By The Numbers

Answer: Four

In I Kings 18, Elijah wanted the Israelites to fill four barrels with water and pour them on an altar that he had made. After they filled the barrels up three times, the water poured over the altar and into the trench that had been dug around the altar. Elijah then prayed to God and God sent a fire down to consume the wet altar and the water in the trench. After Ahab's people saw what God had done, they brought all four hundred and fifty of Baal's prophets to Elijah so he could kill them.

From Quiz Biblical Kids Quiz For Kids

Answer: David

David killed the giant Goliath and later became king. He served after Saul and before his own son, Solomon. He also killed a lion and a bear with his sling.

From Quiz 9 for 10 - Bible People

Answer: Samaritan

A parable is a story that conveys a message. The message in the parable of the Good Samaritan is that you should not only help your neighbor, but that you should help anyone who needs help.

From Quiz Bible Quiz for Little Kids

Answer: Adam

God created Adam as the first man.

From Quiz Bible Ladies

Answer: Eve

Eve was created by God because he could see that Adam needed a friend and wife.

From Quiz Kids' Bible Quiz

Answer: Moses

God chose Moses to work his miracles through.

From Quiz Biblical Quiz

Answer: Noah

Noah was the only man on Earth God could trust to build this ark. When the floods came Noah, his family and creatures of the earth boarded the ark and were saved.

From Quiz Bible Stories For Kids!

Answer: A stone

David killed Goliath with a single stone. 1 Samuel 17:50 - "So David prevailed over the Philistine with a sling and with a stone, and smote the Philistine, and slew him ..." He used the sword later to cut off Goliath's head.

From Quiz 9 for 10 - Bible Places for Kids

Answer: Egypt

The Israelites were slaves for over 400 years in Egypt. They cried out to God for mercy because Pharaoh made them do hard work and killed their children. God sent plagues and Moses to tell Pharaoh to let his people go, but Pharaoh would not listen. Finally God killed all the firstborn and Pharaoh told Moses to get out! He changed his mind and chased after them. However God made a way for the Israelites to escape through the Red Sea. When the Egyptian army tried to go after the Israelites, the sea closed up on them. God protected his people. (Exodus 8-15)

From Quiz Bible Quiz for Kids

Answer: Isaac

God tested Abraham to see if he would trust God. Then God gave him a ram (sheep) at the last minute to kill as a sacrifice instead.

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