The Birth of Moses
  • 1. The Birth of Moses is a pivotal moment in biblical history, set against the backdrop of ancient Egypt, where the Israelites faced oppression and enslavement. The story begins with the Hebrews multiplying in numbers, prompting Pharaoh to fear their potential power. In an attempt to control the population, he decreed that all newborn Hebrew boys were to be thrown into the Nile River. Amidst this backdrop of fear and desperation, a Levite couple, Jochebed and Amram, gave birth to a son. Recognizing the child’s extraordinary qualities and the imminent danger he faced, Jochebed hid him for three months. When it became impossible to conceal him any longer, she ingeniously crafted a waterproof basket, lined it with tar and pitch, and placed the baby within, setting the basket afloat in the reeds along the riverbank. It was here that Moses was discovered by Pharaoh’s daughter, who, moved by compassion, took him in as her own despite his Hebrew heritage. Consequently, Moses grew up in the royal household of Egypt, blissfully unaware of the turmoil of his people, yet destined to become their liberator. This miraculous survival and his eventual rise to leadership underscore themes of faith, divine providence, and the struggle for freedom.

    Who was Moses' mother?
A) Rebecca
B) Jochebed
C) Miriam
D) Zipporah
  • 2. In which river was Moses placed as a baby?
A) Tigris
B) Jordan
C) Euphrates
D) Nile
  • 3. Who found Moses in the river?
A) Rahab
B) Miriam
C) Jochebed
D) Pharaoh's daughter
  • 4. What did Moses' mother do to protect him?
A) Gave him to another family
B) Sent him away
C) Hid him in a cave
D) Placed him in a basket
  • 5. What did Moses' name mean?
A) Champion of God
B) Bringer of peace
C) Drawn out of water
D) Protector of Israel
  • 6. What lesson is associated with Moses being hidden?
A) Avoiding responsibilities
B) Hiding is always best
C) The importance of disguise
D) Faith in God's protection
  • 7. Moses was raised in which Egyptian household?
A) A priest
B) Pharaoh
C) An artisan
D) A merchant
  • 8. Which of Moses' siblings helped hide him?
A) Eliezer
B) Aaron
C) Miriam
D) Isaac
  • 9. How did Pharaoh's daughter come to Moses?
A) During a festival
B) While hunting
C) During a marketplace visit
D) While bathing
  • 10. Which event showed Moses' awareness of his Hebrew roots?
A) Dreaming of freedom
B) Fighting with a Hebrew
C) Learning to read Hebrew
D) Killing an Egyptian
  • 11. What mode of transport was used for baby Moses?
A) Basket
B) Net
C) Clay pot
D) Wooden crate
  • 12. Who did Moses eventually marry?
A) Delilah
B) Rebecca
C) Zipporah
D) Miriam
  • 13. What role did Miriam play later in Moses' life?
A) Prophetess
B) Priest
C) King
D) General
  • 14. Moses was born in a time of what?
A) Oppression
B) Prosperity
C) War
D) Peace
  • 15. Moses is known for leading the Israelites out of?
A) Assyria
B) Egypt
C) Canaan
D) Babylon
  • 16. Moses' life is significant in which religious texts?
A) The Torah
B) The Gospels
C) The Iliad
D) The Analects
  • 17. Moses later became a leader of which people?
A) Philistines
B) Canaanites
C) Egyptians
D) Israelites
  • 18. Who assisted Moses with spiritual guidance?
A) Aaron
B) God
C) Miriam
D) Eli
  • 19. What material was the basket made of?
A) Papyrus
B) Wood
C) Stone
D) Leather
  • 20. Where did Moses flee after killing the Egyptian?
A) Egypt
B) Canaan
C) Midian
D) Ethiopia
  • 21. Who helped Moses in Midian?
A) Pharaoh
B) Aaron
C) Jethro, the priest
D) A shepherd
  • 22. What did Moses initially say to God?
A) I'm too old
B) I am not eloquent
C) I have no power
D) I don't believe you
  • 23. Who was sent to assist Moses?
A) Aaron
B) Joshua
C) Caleb
D) Jethro
  • 24. What was Moses' role in the Exodus?
A) Pharaoh's advisor
B) High priest
C) Warrior general
D) Leader and prophet
  • 25. How did the Israelites avoid the last plague?
A) By marking their doorposts with blood
B) By praying
C) By hiding in their homes
D) By fleeing to the hills
  • 26. What festival commemorates the Israelites' departure from Egypt?
A) Pentecost
B) Tabernacles
C) Passover
D) Yom Kippur
  • 27. What did Moses part to lead the Israelites to freedom?
A) The Jordan River
B) The Sea of Galilee
C) The River Nile
D) The Red Sea
  • 28. What did Moses receive on Mount Sinai?
A) A promise of land
B) A staff of power
C) The Ten Commandments
D) A vision of God
  • 29. What was the name of the land promised to the Israelites?
A) Babylon
B) Philistia
C) Egypt
D) Canaan
  • 30. What form did God take when appearing to Moses?
A) A burning bush
B) A dove
C) A cloud
D) A whirlwind
  • 31. What sign did God give Moses to convince the people?
A) Fire consuming a bush
B) The sun standing still
C) Water turning to wine
D) His staff turning into a snake
  • 32. What plague involved frogs?
A) Seventh plague
B) First plague
C) Fourth plague
D) Second plague
  • 33. What mountain did Moses receive the Ten Commandments?
A) Mount Sinai
B) Mount Ararat
C) Mount Horeb
D) Mount Zion
  • 34. What did Moses use to bring water from a rock?
A) His hands
B) His foot
C) A bowl
D) His staff
  • 35. At what age did Moses die?
A) 90 years old
B) 120 years old
C) 100 years old
D) 150 years old
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