Exodus Chapter 8 - Bible Quiz

 

Test your knowledge of Exodus 8 from the Holy Bible (ESV).

Instructions: Select one answer for each question. Submit the quiz to see your score and the correct answers.

Questions answered: 0 / 10

1. What did the LORD tell Moses to ask Pharaoh to do?

A. Build an altar B. Let His people go, that they may serve Him C. Give Israel more food D. Send his army away

2. What plague did God threaten to send if Pharaoh refused?

A. Locusts B. Hailstones C. Frogs D. Darkness

3. Where did Aaron stretch out his hand to bring up the frogs?

A. Over the waters of Egypt B. Over the fields of Canaan C. Over Pharaoh's army D. Over the wilderness

4. Who also brought up frogs by their secret arts?

A. The Israelite elders B. Pharaoh's soldiers C. The Egyptian farmers D. The magicians of Egypt

5. What did Pharaoh ask Moses and Aaron to do so that the frogs might be removed?

A. Build a temple B. Pray to the LORD C. Bring water from the Nile D. Leave Egypt immediately

6. What happened when Moses cried to the LORD concerning the frogs?

A. The Nile dried up B. Pharaoh released Israel immediately C. The frogs died in the houses, courtyards, and fields D. The frogs turned into locusts

7. What did the dust of the earth become during the third plague?

A. Gnats B. Frogs C. Locusts D. Flies

8. What did the magicians tell Pharaoh when they could not produce gnats?

A. Moses had helped them B. The Nile was responsible C. The Israelites had caused it D. “This is the finger of God.”

9. What distinction did God promise to make during the plague of flies?

A. Egyptian animals would be spared B. No swarms of flies would be in the land of Goshen, where His people lived C. Only Pharaoh's palace would be affected D. The flies would remain only by the Nile

10. What did Pharaoh do after the LORD removed the swarms of flies?

A. He immediately let Israel go B. He asked Moses to become his adviser C. He hardened his heart and did not let the people go D. He left Egypt

Quiz Results

Correct Answers and Explanations