1. What kind of animal did Samson kill with his bare hands?

2. What was the one thing God told Adam he must not do in the Garden of Eden?

3. What did Solomon once order to be cut in half to settle an argument between two women, knowing all the while that his order would not be carried out?

4. What sign did God give us that He promised never to destroy the Earth again with a global flood?

5. What had the Israelites made that caused Moses to become angry and break the tablets containing the Ten Commandments?

6. Which one of Jacob’s sons did Pharaoh make ruler of Egypt?

7. What did Adam and Eve do when they heard God walking in the Garden of Eden just after they had eaten the forbidden fruit?

8. In the story that contains the quotation, “Am I my brother’s keeper?,” who are the two main people?

9. What did the dove have in its beak when it returned to the ark?

10. To what group of people did Goliath belong?

11. What kind of bird covered the Israelite camp the night before God provided manna for the Israelites to eat?

12. What did Rachel (Jacob’s wife) steal from her father’s household when she left to go to Canaan?

13. What was Abel’s occupation?

14. What uncle and nephew had to separate from each other because the land could not support all of their livestock?

15. What is manna?

16. Fill in the blank with one word: “And God saw every thing that He had made, and behold, it was very ______________.”

17. What happened to Lot’s wife when she looked back at Sodom and Gomorrah?

18. Who was the first child born in the Bible?

19. Who brought the Ten Commandments down from Mount Sinai?

20. For what group of people did God provide manna in the wilderness?

21. Which of the following men is not found in the the Book of Genesis?

22. What king ordered Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego to be thrown into a fiery furnace?

23. What flaming weapon did God put in the Garden of Eden to keep anyone from coming near the tree of life?

24. Who had great strength because of his long hair?

25. Put the following people into the chronological order in which they lived.