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Children's Easy Bible Quiz about events in the Bible

This is an easy Bible quiz for children about Bible events.

Kids can test their knowledge of exciting Bible stories while learning more about their favorite characters and events by taking this Bible Quiz.

Can you answer these easy children's Bible questions about these events of the Bible?​
 

  1. What happened to Moses one day while he was attending his father-in-law's sheep?

    a. The angel of the Lord, or possibly God, spoke to Moses from a burning bush.
    b. He scared off some fellows that were giving trouble to Jethro's daughter.
    c. Moses fought off attacking wolves with the jaw of a donkey.

    Answer A: He spoke to God.

    God spoke to Moses from a burning bush and gave him the job of leading the Israelites out of Egypt.

    Exodus 3

     

  2. What did God create on the seventh day?

    a. God created Eve on the seventh day of creation.
    b. He expelled Adam and Eve from the garden.
    c. God didn't do anything; he rested.

    Answer C: Nothing.

    God did not create anything on the seventh day; he rested from all his work.
    Genesis 2:2

     

  3. Who built the first temple to God?

    a. King David.
    b. Solomon.
    c. Adam.

    Answer B: Solomon.

    King Solomon built the first temple to the Lord in Jerusalem.
    1 Kings 6

     

  4. ​What occurred in the upper room the night Jesus was arrested?

    a. Jesus held the Last Supper before his arrest.
    b. Mary Magdalene and Jesus were married.
    c. Jesus turned water into wine.

    Answer C: The last supper.

    Jesus held the Last Supper before his arrest.

    Matthew 26:14–29

     

  5. ​What happened to Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego when they did not worship the king?

    a. They were thrown into a lion's den for disobeying the king.
    b. The king had them placed in a fiery furnace.
    c. They were crucified in the town center.

    Answer B: Placed into a fiery furnace.

    King Nebuchadnezzar had them thrown into the fiery furnace for refusing to pray to his idol.
    Daniel 3:15-19


     

  6. What did David, the young shepherd, accomplish during a battle with the Philistines?

    a. He sharpened all the swords for the soldiers.
    b. David helped the king put on his armor.
    c. He killed a giant.

    Answer C: Killed a giant.

    David killed the giant, Goliath, with a sling and a smooth stone.
    1 Samuel 17

     

  7. ​What did Jesus do at a wedding in Cana?

    a. He was the host of the party.
    b. Jesus made wine out of water.
    c. He performed the wedding ceremony.

    Answer B: Made wine.

    Jesus made wine out of water when his mother asked him.
    John 2:1-12

     

  8. ​What happened in Egypt after Moses told the Pharaoh, "God says, let my people go"?

    a. Pharaoh let the people go back to Jerusalem for the Hanukkah holiday.
    b. The army of Pharaoh slew all the firstborn Hebrew children.
    c. God inflicted 10 plagues on Egypt.


    Answer C: 10 plagues.

    God inflicted 10 plagues on Egypt to force the Pharaoh to let the Hebrew slaves go free.
    Exodus 7

     

  9. ​What happened to the way Moses looked when he came down from Mount Sinai?

    a. Moses' body changed, and he looked like he was 120 years old.
    b. He had a whiteness that was just above his head like a halo.
    c. The face of Moses glowed brightly after visiting with God.

    Answer C: Moses glowed.

    Moses' face had a bright glow when he came down from the mountain after visiting God.
    Exodus 34:29-35

     

  10. Where was Jesus born?

    a. Bethlehem.
    b. Jerusalem.
    c. Nazareth.

    Answer A: Bethlehem.

    Jesus was born in an animal stable in Bethlehem during the Roman census.
    Luke 2:1-7

     

  11. Where was Jesus baptized?

    a. The Jerusalem temple.
    b. In the River Jordan.
    c. Nazareth.

    Answer B: River Jordan.

    Jesus was baptized in the River Jordan by his cousin John the Baptist.
    Matthew 3:11-13

     

  12. ​What happened three days after Jesus was crucified?

    a. Three days after the crucifixion, Jesus rose from the dead.
    b. The Roman soldiers removed Jesus from the cross and took him to a tomb.
    c. Joseph of Arimathea, the twelve disciples, and the family of Jesus held his funeral in the synagogue.

    Answer A: Rose from the dead.

    On the third day after his crucifixion, Jesus rose from the dead and left the tomb. 

    John 20

     

  13. What will Jesus bring with him to earth when he comes the second time?

    a. Jesus will bring an army of angels and believers.
    b. He will bring a fiery chariot to carry all the believers to heaven.
    c. Jesus will bring his judgement seat and place it in the temple at Jerusalem.

    Answer A: Angels from heaven.

    When Jesus comes the second time, he will bring all his believers, dead and alive, and his angels.
    Revelation 19:11-16

     

  14. Where did Saul meet Jesus just before his conversion?

    a. At the temple in Jerusalem where Jesus was teaching.
    b. At the cross when Jesus was being crucified.
    c. On the road to Damascus.

    Answer C: Road to Damascas.

    Saul met Jesus while traveling on the road to Damascus.
    Jesus appeared as a bright white light from heaven and spoke to Saul.
    Acts 9:1–9

     

  15. ​What happened on the Sea of Galilee when Jesus was on shore and called to Peter, who was on a boat?

    a. Peter got out of the boat and walked on water toward Jesus.
    b. A powerful wind came and carried Jesus out to the boat to meet Peter.
    c. The waters erupted into a strong wave and moved the boat to the shore.

    Answer A: Peter walked on water.

    Peter got out of the boat and started walking towards Jesus, who was walking on water toward the boat.
    Matthew 14:28-33

     

  16. What happened at the Tower of Babel?

    a. God confused the language of the entire world and gave them different languages to speak.
    b. There was a massive revival, and all those there converted and received the Holy Spirit.
    c. The tower collapsed because all the people on it were trying to climb to heaven.

    Answer A: God confused their language.

    The people were trying to build a tower tall enough to reach God in heaven.
    God disapproved of their efforts and caused confusion by making the entire world speak different languages.
    Genesis 11:1-9

     

  17. ​What did Peter do at the Garden of Gethsemane the night Jesus was arrested?

    a. Peter drew his sword and cut the ear off of one of those who had come to arrest Jesus.
    b. He told the arresting authorities that Jesus was not there.
    c. He identified who Jesus was to the Sanhedrin.


    Answer A: Cut someone's ears off.

    Peter cut off the ear of Malchus, the servant to the high priest.
    John 18:10

     

  18. ​What did the disciples do for the 5,000 on the beach who were listening to Jesus preach from a boat?

    a. They passed out wine during the sermon Jesus was giving from the boat.
    b. The disciples fed the 5,000 with only five loaves of bread and two fish.
    c. They gave out hand fans so everyone could stay cool in the sun.

    Answer B: They fed the people.

    The disciples fed the 5,000 who were listening to Jesus speak with 5 loaves of bread and 2 fish.

    John 6:1-13

     

  19. What animal did God provide for Jonah to travel to Tarshish?

    a. Jonah traveled by donkey.
    b. He rode on a camel.
    c. God sent a big fish.

    Answer C: Big fish.

    God sent a big fish to transport Jonah to Tarshish.

    Jonah 1:17

     

  20. How long was Jonah in the belly of the big fish?

    a. Three days and three nights.
    b. It was two days, 48 hours.
    c. He was inside one day.

    Answer A: 
    3 days and 3 nights.

    Jonah was inside the fish for 3 days and 3 nights while being transported to Nineveh.
    Jonah 1:17
     

“No foul language should come out of your mouths, but only such as is good for needed edification, that it may impart grace to those who hear.”
Ephesians 4:29

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