Museum of the Bible - Quiz
A) 2017 B) 2010 C) 2024 D) 2012
A) Carlos A. Campo B) Cary Summers C) Steve Green D) Jerry Pattengale
A) To exhibit the artifacts of the Green Collection. B) To document the history of Christianity in America. C) To promote interfaith dialogue. D) To bring to life the living word of God, to tell its compelling story of preservation, and to inspire confidence in the absolute authority and reliability of the Bible.
A) C&G Partners B) BRC Imagination Arts C) SmithGroup D) PRD Group
A) A mural of the Green family. B) A digital display of biblical verses. C) A large sculpture of the Ten Commandments. D) 40-foot bronze front doors with stained glass art depicting the creation account in Genesis.
A) Third floor B) First floor C) Second floor D) Fourth floor
A) The narrative of the Bible from Abraham to Jesus. B) Biblical history and archaeology. C) Performing arts related to the Bible. D) The Bible's impact on world culture, including science, justice, and freedom.
A) Israel Antiquities Authority B) Vatican Museum C) National Christian Foundation D) Smithsonian Institution
A) A replica of the Garden of Eden. B) A panoramic view of Jerusalem. C) A statue of Moses. D) A Biblical garden with plant varieties mentioned in the Bible.
A) 500 guests B) 750 guests C) 2,000 guests D) 1,000 guests
A) First floor B) Fourth floor C) Third floor D) Second floor
A) $400 million B) $250 million C) $500 million D) $300 million
A) Ron Dermer B) Barry Black C) Cardinal Donald Wuerl D) Pope Francis
A) To study and preserve artifacts related to the Bible. B) To display modern art. C) To conduct scientific experiments. D) To host religious services.
A) Third floor B) First floor C) Fifth floor D) Second floor
A) Biblical papyri, Torah scrolls, rare printed Bibles, Jewish artifacts, and contemporary treasures of Christian and Jewish culture. B) Modern art pieces. C) Ancient Greek pottery. D) Fossils and dinosaur bones.
A) Performing arts related to the Bible. B) The Bible's impact on American history. C) Biblical history and archaeology. D) The narrative of the Bible from Abraham to Jesus.
A) C&G Partners B) PRD Group C) SmithGroup D) BRC Imagination Arts
A) To project religious sermons. B) To allow for changing visual effects and messages. C) To show live feeds of biblical sites. D) To display a static image of the Bible.
A) To oversee the museum's construction. B) To curate the museum's art collection. C) To work with Jewish, Protestant, Catholic, and other religious and secular institutions. D) To manage the museum's finances.
A) Ancient artifacts combined with modern technology to immerse participants in the Bible. B) Performing arts related to the Bible. C) Biblical history and archaeology. D) The Bible's impact on American history.
A) Biblical history and archaeology. B) Performing arts related to the Bible. C) The general narrative of the Bible from Abraham through the creation of Israel to the ministry of Jesus and the early church. D) The Bible's impact on world culture.
A) The general narrative of the Bible. B) The Bible's impact on world culture. C) Performing arts theater with multimedia performances relating to the Bible. D) Biblical history and archaeology.
A) To affirm the truth of the Bible. B) To outline the museum's financial policies. C) To declare the museum's political stance. D) To describe the museum's architectural design.
A) To offer free admission to all floors. B) To provide free guided tours. C) To host free performances. D) To include the Megiddo Mosaic exhibit in the museum's free offerings.
A) Dishna Papers B) Hours and Psalter of Elizabeth de Bohun C) Washington Pentateuch D) Lipnice Bible
A) They were forgeries. B) They were incomplete. C) They were authentic. D) They were of unknown origin.
A) Steve Green B) Arstein Justnes C) Lawrence Schiffman D) Christopher Rollston
A) Lack of historical artifacts. B) Describing an Evangelistic purpose. C) Focusing solely on Catholicism. D) Ignoring Jewish perspectives.
A) Lawrence Schiffman B) Joel Baden C) Candida Moss D) John Knutsen
A) Washington Pentateuch B) Hours and Psalter of Elizabeth de Bohun C) Dead Sea Scrolls D) Verbum Domini
A) As 'art pieces' B) As 'historical documents' C) As 'tile samples' D) As 'ancient relics'
A) Greece B) Iraq C) Jordan D) Egypt
A) Dirk Obbink B) Scott Thumma C) Steve Green D) Jacquelyn M. Kasulis
A) Oxford University B) United States Department of Justice C) British Egypt Exploration Society D) Hartford Seminary
A) Scott Thumma B) Dirk Obbink C) Jacquelyn M. Kasulis D) Steve Green
A) Over twenty thousand B) Over fifteen thousand C) Over eleven thousand D) Over five thousand
A) Gilgamesh Epic Tablet B) Gilgamesh Dream Tablet C) Gilgamesh Narrative Tablet D) Gilgamesh Story Tablet
A) 1853 B) 1903 C) 1953 D) 2003
A) Dirk Obbink B) Scott Thumma C) Steve Green D) Jacquelyn M. Kasulis
A) He criticized Hobby Lobby B) He was involved in the smuggling C) He defended Hobby Lobby D) He was a federal investigator
A) The age of the artifact B) How the artifact had entered the market C) The value of the artifact D) The origin of the artifact
A) January 2018 B) December 2018 C) March 2017 D) February 2019 |
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