A) Ruth B) Exodus C) Genesis D) Judges
A) With a sword. B) With a bow and arrow. C) With a stone. D) With a tent peg.
A) Safety and refuge. B) Weapons. C) Food and water. D) A way to escape.
A) David. B) Ahab. C) Jabin of Hazor. D) Saul.
A) Courage and decisive action. B) Fleeing from enemies. C) Betrayal. D) Cowardice.
A) Gave him water. B) Offered him food. C) Told him to hide. D) Covered him with a blanket.
A) Kenite. B) Ephraim. C) Judah. D) Benjamin.
A) Deborah. B) Anna. C) Huldah. D) Miriam.
A) Metalworking. B) Farming. C) Weaving. D) Pottery making.
A) The Song of Deborah. B) The Song of Moses. C) The Song of Solomon. D) The Song of Hannah.
A) 'Wives who were faithful to their husbands.' B) 'Wives who were known for their wisdom.' C) 'Wives who left their husbands for another life.' D) 'Some wives who have driven nails into their husbands' brains while they slept, thus killing them.'
A) 5th century AD B) 3rd century BC C) No earlier than the 7th century BC D) 12th century BC
A) Exodus B) Genesis C) Liber Antiquitatum Biblicarum D) The Book of Judges
A) Seven times B) Twelve times C) Once D) Three times
A) As a survivor caught up in her husband's politics. B) As a neutral party with no political involvement. C) As an independent warrior queen. D) As a villain who betrayed the Israelites.
A) Kenites B) Edomites C) Amalekites D) Midianites
A) The House of Fame B) Parlement of Foules C) Troilus and Criseyde D) The Canterbury Tales
A) A drought B) A sandstorm C) A downpour that caused the Wadi Kishon to overflow its banks D) An earthquake
A) A shield. B) A tent peg. C) An axe. D) A dagger.
A) Bread B) Water C) Wine D) Milk |