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Acts of the Apostles Trivia Quiz

This quiz tests your knowledge of the Book of Acts, also known as the "Acts of the Apostles". The book of Acts is the history of the beginning of Christianity and its church.

A multiple-choice quiz by MrTstorm. Estimated time: 2 mins.

Author
MrTstorm

Time
2 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
88,190

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Easy

Avg Score
8 / 10

Plays
10604

Awards
Top 20% Quiz

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Question 1 of 10

1. Whom does the Book of Acts record as preaching the first Gospel sermon? Hint

Peter

Paul

John

Noah

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Question 2 of 10

2. Who was the first recorded Gentile who became a Christian? Hint

Adam

Cornelius

Mark

Caesar

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Question 3 of 10

3. Who was the first person who died as a direct result of being a Christian? Hint

Peter

Abel

Mark

Stephen

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Question 4 of 10

4. Who gave "hearty" approval to the stoning of Stephen? Hint

Pilate

Saul

Festus

Caesar

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Question 5 of 10

5. What happened to Saul? Hint

He was promoted to Caesar's assistant.

He ultimately became a Christian.

He became a politician.

He died of leprosy.

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Question 6 of 10

6. Paul originally had a different name. What was it? Hint

Saul

Simon

Even

Goel

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Question 7 of 10

7. One of the times that Paul was in prison, its doors were opened. What natural occurrence caused this? Hint

Earthquake

Tornado

Hailstorm

Heat & humidity

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Question 8 of 10

8. During Paul's trials, he had a chance to preach to several high government officials. To whom did Paul finally have to appeal his case? Hint

John

Caesar

Peter

Pilate

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Question 9 of 10

9. What was the name of the high Jewish Court? Hint

Court of Appeals

Court of Religious Studies

Court of Atonement

Sanhedrin

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Question 10 of 10

10. Where were the believers in Christ first called "Christians"? Hint

Antioch

Jerusalem

Rome

Greece

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Whom does the Book of Acts record as preaching the first Gospel sermon?

Answer: Peter

Peter, one of the Apostles, preached the first sermon. Since this was preached after Jesus ascended back into heaven, this sermon is noted as the sermon that launched the Christian faith. You can read about this in second chapter of Acts.

2. Who was the first recorded Gentile who became a Christian?

Answer: Cornelius

The conversion of Cornelius is recorded to show that this is in God's plan to redeem ALL mankind. Acts says that God's plan to save mankind was always meant for all human beings. After all, Genesis says we were all created in his image and we are ALL descendants of Adam and Eve. Please see the tenth chapter of Acts for this exciting story.

3. Who was the first person who died as a direct result of being a Christian?

Answer: Stephen

Stephen became the first (recorded) person to die because of his belief in Jesus. Ironically, he died at the hands of others who believed strongly in God as well. Chapters 6 (latter 1/2) and 7 gives an account of this.

4. Who gave "hearty" approval to the stoning of Stephen?

Answer: Saul

Saul (later renamed Paul) was a devout believer in Judaism. He was out to get and "punish" as many of these Christians as he could. Though he had a strong belief in God, he didn't believe that Jesus was the one God chose to bring salvation to His creation.

5. What happened to Saul?

Answer: He ultimately became a Christian.

Saul, through some interesting experiences, became a Christian. He would later wind up writing a good deal of the New Testament. Saul would also suffer a great deal due to his conversion, but he kept his perspective and rejoiced in God throughout. Acts Chapter 9 discusses Saul's conversion.

6. Paul originally had a different name. What was it?

Answer: Saul

According to the Acts, Chapter 13, Paul was also called Saul. That is about all we are told here. He would be referred to as Paul throughout the rest of the New Testament.

7. One of the times that Paul was in prison, its doors were opened. What natural occurrence caused this?

Answer: Earthquake

The one in charge of guarding this prison, thinking Paul had escaped, was about to kill himself. Instead, the guard became a Christian thanks to Paul telling him of the Gospel. (Acts Chapter 16)

8. During Paul's trials, he had a chance to preach to several high government officials. To whom did Paul finally have to appeal his case?

Answer: Caesar

With Paul appealing his case to Caesar, he was able to share his Christian belief "all the way to the top" of the Roman government. He was able to speak before such officials as Felix, Festus, and Agrippa. Now God is placing him before Caesar. See Acts chapter 24 through 26 for this account.

9. What was the name of the high Jewish Court?

Answer: Sanhedrin

Throughout the Book of Acts, this court is referred to as the Sanhedrin.

10. Where were the believers in Christ first called "Christians"?

Answer: Antioch

Acts Chapter 11 indicates that believers were called "Christians" first at Antioch.

Source: Author MrTstorm

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