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LEVITICUS 1

1. The Lord spoke to this man.

a. Joshua

b. Moses

c. Isaac

d. Abraham

2. God gave him instruction

concerning

a. Feasts.

b. Ceremonies.

c. Offerings.

d. Sabbaths.

3. God told him to speak to

a. The rock.

b. The priests.

c. The children of Israel.

d. The mountain.

4. A man should offer a sacrifice

a. Of his own will.

b. By force if necessary.

c. Only if he has abundance.

d. Only in the year of

Jubilee.

5. The burnt offering of the herd

should be

a. A female without

blemish.

b. A male without blemish.

c. A male, ringstraked.

d. A female, ringstraked.

6. This man and his sons were the

priests.

a. Moses

b. Aaron

c. Joshua

d. Caleb

7. The priests sprinkled this upon

the altar.

a. Oil

b. Wine

c. Blood

d. Incense

8. The burnt offering of the flock

was a sheep or goat that was

a. Female without blemish.

b. Male without blemish.

c. Male ringstraked.

d. Female ringstraked.

9. The burnt offering of fowls to the

Lord was

a. Turtledoves or young

pigeons.

b. Turtledoves or young

quail.

c. Young doves or a

sparrow.

d. A rooster or a pigeon.

10. The offering made by fire was

a. Not acceptable to God.

b. Was only done in the fall.

c. A sweet savor to the

Lord.

d. Performed at dusk.



LEVITICUS 2

1. This should be poured on meat

offerings of fine flour.

a. Blood

b. Water

c. Oil

d. Wine

2. This should also be put on it.

a. Ashes

b. Sand

c. Frankincense

d. A linen cover

3. What will the priests do with a

handful of the mixture?

a. Eat it

b. Sprinkle it over the sea

c. Burn it

d. Sell it

4. Whose sons were the priests?

a. Aaron

b. Levi

c. Moses

d. Joshua

5. Baked cakes or wafers given as

an offering were to be

a. Baked before dawn.

b. Baked in Jerusalem.

c. Unleavened.

d. Made with leaven.

6. The priests were to take a

memorial from the meat offering

and do this.

a. Test it

b. Burn it on the altar

c. Give it to the poor

d. Bury it

7. That which was left was to be

a. Destroyed.

b. Sold.

c. Given to the priests.

d. Fed to the livestock.

8. None of the offerings were to be

made with this.

a. Oil

b. Flour

c. Incense

d. Honey

9. Every meat offering was to be

seasoned with this.

a. Salt

b. Pepper

c. Mint

d. Sage

10. What was to be put on the corn to

be offered?

a. Blood

b. Water

c. Ashes

d. Oil



LEVITICUS 3

1. This chapter gives instruction for

this kind of offering.

a. Peace

b. Wave

c. Abundance

d. Sin

2. If it be an offering from the herd,

it

a. Must be male.

b. Must be female.

c. May be either male or

female.

d. Should be chosen at

random.

3. The offering of the herd was to

be

a. Without blemish.

b. The weakest.

c. The oldest.

d. Chosen at random.

4. It was to be killed

a. After sundown.

b. In the field.

c. At the home of the giver.

d. At the door of the

tabernacle.

5. What were the priests to do with

the blood?

a. Drink it

b. Bury it

c. Save it

d. Sprinkle it on the altar

6. Aaron’s sons would do this to the

offering.

a. Bury it

b. Sell it

c. Burn it

d. Judge it

7. It was this to the Lord.

a. A stench in His nostrils

b. A sweet savour

c. An abomination

d. A sign of mercy

8. This could also be given as a

peace offering.

a. A lamb

b. A sow

c. A vulture

d. An eagle

9. This could also be given as a

peace offering.

a. A camel

b. A horse

c. A goat

d. A hog

10. It is a perpetual statute not to eat

this.

a. Fat or blood

b. Leavened bread

c. Unleavened bread

d. Lamb or goat



LEVITICUS 4

1. This chapter gives instruction for

this kind of offering.

a. Sin

b. Grain

c. Love

d. Peace

2. If a priest sins, who should kill

the sacrifice?

a. Moses

b. Only Aaron

c. He that sinned

d. The congregation

3. If the whole congregation has

sinned, who should kill the

sacrifice?

a. The elders

b. The chief priest

c. A stranger

d. An angel

4. Where should the animals be

killed?

a. In the holy of holies

b. In the offender’s field

c. At the place the sin was

committed


tabernacle

5. The priest was to dip this in the

blood.

a. His finger

b. The hand of the offender

c. A spoon

d. His earring

6. How many times was the priest

to sprinkle the blood before the

Lord, before the veil of the

sanctuary?

a. 3

b. 7

c. 10

d. 12

7. The priest poured the blood

a. Over the offering.

b. At the bottom of the altar.

c. Over the entire

congregation.

d. On his feet.

8. What should be offered for the

sin in ignorance of the

congregation?

a. A bullock

b. A ram

c. A ewe

d. A sow

9. What was to be offered if a ruler

sinned in ignorance?

a. A goat

b. 2 pigeons

c. A turtledove

d. A sow

10. What was to be offered for the

common people who sinned?

a. A turtledove

b. 2 pigeons

c. A calf

d. A lamb or kid



LEVITICUS 5

1. If a man touch any unclean thing,

such as the carcass of an unclean

animal, he shall

a. Pray.

b. Be unclean.

c. Wash in the Jordan.

d. Be yet clean.

2. If any touch the uncleanness of a

man, when he knows it

a. He is guilty.

b. He should wash in the

Jordan.

c. He should rebuke the

man.

d. He should bring the man

before the priests.

3. When a man realizes he has

sinned, he should

a. Confess he has sinned.

b. Cover his sin.

c. Pray & fast.

d. Leave the camp.

4. He shall bring this kind of

offering to the Lord.

a. Wave

b. Love

c. Trespass

d. Mercy

5. If he is able, he should bring

a. A male calf.

b. A female lamb or kid.

c. A male lamb or kid.

d. A sow.

6. If he is not able to bring that, he

should bring two of these.

a. Chickens

b. Turtledoves or pigeons

c. Turtles

d. Loaves & fishes

7. One is for a sin offering, and the

other

a. For a burnt offering.

b. To represent the spirit.

c. To set free.

d. In case the first escapes.

8. If he is not able to bring two of

these, he should

a. Bring just one.

b. Bring fine flour.

c. Swear an oath to God.

d. Borrow from his

neighbor.

9. If anyone commits sin against the

holy things of God, he is to offer

a ram and recompense the

amount in silver, plus this

additional amount.

a. 1/2

b. 1/3

c. 1/4

d. 1/5

10. The priest shall make atonement

and the person who sinned

a. Shall do penance.

b. Is unclean for 7 more

days.

c. Is forgiven.

d. Must work in the

tabernacle for 7 days.



LEVITICUS 6

1. The Lord was speaking these

words to

a. Moses.

b. Aaron.

c. The priests.

d. Eli.

2. If anyone takes something from

his neighbor by violence or

deceit

a. He is to be stoned.

b. He is judged before the

elders.

c. He shall be

excommunicated.

d. He is to restore what he

took.

3. This part shall be added upon the

principle of what has been taken.

a. 1/10

b. 1/8

c. 1/5

d. 1/2

4. He is to make this kind of

offering.

a. Trespass

b. Wave

c. Mercy

d. Love

5. This is what is to be offered.

a. A ram

b. A sow

c. A calf

d. A turtledove

6. The priest shall made atonement

for him and

a. He shall be forgiven.

b. Cut off his hand.

c. He is to work in the

tabernacle.

d. He must wear a linen

robe to mark him.

7. The fire of the altar

a. Was put out at night.

b. Was never put out.

c. Was not to be look upon.

d. Represented sin.

8. What was the priest to wear

when he removed the ashes from

the altar?

a. Linen

b. Sackcloth

c. Nothing

d. Camel’s hair

9. What was to be done with the

rest of the offering of flour and

oil, after the priest burnt a

handful?

a. The priests should eat it.

b. The priests should sell it.

c. The priests should bury it.

d. He making the sacrifice

should bury it.

10. Whatever touches the flesh of the

offering must be

a. Killed.

b. Holy.

c. A son of Abraham.

d. Destroyed.



LEVITICUS 7


blood of the trespass offering?

a. Mingle it with oil

b. Sprinkle it on the altar

c. Bury it

d. Spill it on the ground

2. What was to be done with the fat

and the rump and the kidneys?

a. They were to be buried.

b. They were to be sold.

c. They were burnt.

d. They were washed with

hyssop.

3. The priests would eat of the

offering

a. At midnight.

b. In the midst of the

congregation.

c. At the home of him that

gave the offering.

d. In the holy place.

4. The priest shall have this, when

he offers a burnt offering for any

man.

a. The skin

b. Forgiveness

c. The attention of angels

d. An ounce of gold

5. A person would offer unleavened

cakes, wafers and leavened bread

with this kind of offering.

a. Truth

b. Wave

c. Thanksgiving

d. Restoration

6. Flesh that touches any unclean

thing

a. Should be prayed over

before eating.

b. Should be washed with

water.

c. Should be anointed with

oil.

d. Should not be eaten.

7. Any man that is unclean, or

touches something unclean, and

eats of the sacrifice of the peace

offering

a. Shall get sick unto death.

b. Shall be cut off from his

people.

c. Shall do penance.

d. Shall cry on his bed.

8. Whoever eats the fat of a beast

offered by fire to the Lord, shall

be

a. Made fat.

b. Unclean.

c. Cut off from his people.

d. Troubled all his days.

9. The people were commanded

never to eat

a. Leavened bread.

b. Unleavened bread.

c. Lamb.

d. Blood.

10. Where did God give these

instructions to Moses?

a. Mt. Ararat

b. Jerusalem

c. Mt. Sinai

d. The Mount of Olives



LEVITICUS 8

1. All the people were together

a. At the palace.

b. In Mecca

c. In Jerusalem.


tabernacle.

2. Moses said, this is the thing

a. That must be done.

b. That I wanted done.

c. That should be done.

d. The Lord commanded be

done.

3. Aaron and his sons brought with

them, garments, oil, a basket of

unleavened bread and

a. 2 turtledoves.

b. A bullock & 2 rams.

c. A lamb & a sow.

d. 2 rams & a sow.

4. Moses washed Aaron and his

son’s with

a. Hyssop.

b. Blood.

c. Myrrh.

d. Water.

5. What did Moses use to anoint the

tabernacle and all therein?

a. Hyssop

b. Oil

c. Myrrh

d. Water

6. Moses poured this on Aaron’s

head.

a. Anointing oil

b. Ashes

c. Water

d. Leaven

7. This was killed for a sin offering.

a. Aaron’s son

b. A bullock

c. A sow

d. A dove

8. Moses used the blood to

a. Scare the people.

b. Purify the altar.

c. Make wine.

d. Anoint his tent.

9. Moses put the blood of the ram

of consecration on Aaron and his

sons right thumb, right great toe

and

a. Right elbow.

b. Right knee.

c. Right eye.

d. Right ear.


flesh and bread Aaron and his

sons did not eat?

a. Give it to Moses

b. Burn it

c. Give it to the poor

d. Give it to the

congregation



LEVITICUS 9

1. Moses instructed Aaron to offer

this, for a sin offering before the

Lord.

a. A sow

b. A doe

c. A badger

d. A calf

2. Moses instructed Aaron to

sacrifice this, for a burnt

offering.

a. A colt

b. A donkey

c. 2 pigeons

d. A ram

3. The people were instructed to

bring an offering because that

day, the Lord would

a. Destroy them.

b. Appear to them.

c. Judge them.

d. Chastise them.

4. They brought that which Moses

had commanded

a. To Jerusalem.

b. To Moses’ tent.

c. To Mt. Horeb.

d. Before the tabernacle.

5. Moses instructed Aaron to go to

the altar, and make atonement for

a. Moses.

b. The people.

c. Aaron and the people.

d. Aaron.

6. Aaron dipped his finger in the

blood, and put it

a. On the altar.

b. On the people.

c. On his sons.

d. In his mouth.

7. What did they do with the flesh

and the hide from the sin

offering?

a. Ate it

b. Buried it

c. Burned it on the altar

d. Burned it without the

camp

8. Moses and Aaron went into the

tabernacle of the congregation

and

a. Blessed the people.

b. Prayed.

c. Wept.

d. Rebuked the people.

9. This appeared to all the people.

a. Angels

b. The saints

c. The glory the Lord

d. The devil

10. This came from before the Lord,

and consumed that which was on

the altar.

a. Lightening

b. A cloud

c. Fire

d. A lion



LEVITICUS 10

1. These two men did something

the Lord did not command be

done?

a. Aaron & Moses

b. Nadab & Abihu

c. Nathan & Eli

d. Nadab & Aaron

2. Whose sons were they?

a. Moses

b. Aaron

c. Abraham

d. Joseph

3. What did they do?

a. Offered strange fire

before the Lord

b. Washed the altar

c. Ate that which was

unclean

d. Rebuked Moses

4. What happened to them?

a. A fire devoured them.

b. A lion devoured them.

c. Aaron rebuked them.

d. They became Leprous.

5. Who carried them from the

camp?

a. Mishael & Elzaphan

b. Paul & Silas

c. Samson & Delilah

d. Joshua & Caleb

6. Moses told Aaron and his sons,

they should not uncover their

head, or rent their clothes

a. Or they would set a bad

example.

b. For 3 days of mourning.

c. Lest they would die.

d. After dark.

7. They were told not to leave the

tabernacle of the congregation,

because

a. The people would kill

them.

b. A flood would fill the

land.

c. They had anointing oil on

them.

d. It was cold.

8. Aaron and his sons were

instructed not to drink

a. Fresh water.

b. Bitter water.

c. Wine or strong drink.

d. From brass vessels.

9. Moses was angry with Aaron’s

sons, Eleazar and Ithamar,

because

a. They wouldn’t bless him

b. They would not wear the

holy garments.

c. They spilled the anointing

oil.

d. They did not eat the sin

offering in the holy place.

10. After Aaron spoke to Moses

a. Moses ordered their

execution.

b. Moses slew them.

c. Moses slew Aaron.

d. Moses was content.



LEVITICUS 11

1. This chapter gives guidelines of

a. How to speak.

b. What to wear.

c. What to eat.

d. How to pray.

2. Beasts that are allowed to be

eaten must be cloven foot and

a. With ringstraked.

b. Chew the cud.

c. Without hair.

d. Mute.

3. The camel is not clean because

a. It does not chew the cud.

b. Divides not the hoof.

c. It is a beast of burden.

d. They come from Egypt.

4. Swine are unclean because

a. It does not chew its cud.

b. It is not cloven footed.

c. It is white meat.

d. It has a high fat content.

5. Those things that are unclean

should

a. Be washed before eating.

b. Be blessed by the priest.

c. Be eaten after dark.

d. Not be eaten.

6. Of all the creatures that live in

the water, only these should be

eaten.

a. Those with shells

b. Those with fins & scales

c. Those in salt water

d. Those in fresh water

7. This fowl should not be eaten.

a. Vulture

b. Turkey

c. Chicken

d. Quail

8. Whoever touches a carcass of

something that is unclean, shall

a. Die.

b. Be punished.

c. Be unclean until evening.

d. Be anointed with oil.

9. Whatever an unclean creature

falls on when they are dead

a. Shall be burned.

b. Is unclean.

c. Shall be buried.

d. Is nonetheless clean.

10. God said, therefore sanctify

yourselves and ye shall be this,

for I am holy.

a. Fearful

b. Humble

c. Holy

d. Sinful



LEVITICUS 12

1. The Lord gave this instruction to

a. Moses.

b. Aaron.

c. Miriam.

d. Zipporah.

2. How many days shall a woman

be unclean who bears a male

child?

a. 2

b. 7

c. 10

d. 12

3. What was to be done on the

eighth day?

a. She was to offer a lamb.

b. She was to anoint him

with oil.

c. He was to be

circumcised.

d. She was to bathe in

hyssop.

4. She was then to continue in her

purification for this many days.

a. 2

b. 8

c. 14

d. 33

5. During this time, she should not

touch

a. The child.

b. Any hollowed thing.

c. Her face.

d. The ground.

6. If she bares a female child, she

shall be unclean

a. 3 days.

b. 1 week.

c. 2 weeks.

d. 1 month.

7. She shall continue in her

purification for

a. 3 days.

b. 7 days.

c. 10 days.

d. 66 days.

8. After the days of her purification,

she was to bring this, for a burnt

offering.

a. A lamb

b. An eagle

c. A doe

d. A calf

9. She should bring this for a sin

offering.

a. A lamb

b. A pigeon or turtledove

c. A ram

d. A calf

10. If she is unable to bring a lamb,

she should bring

a. A horse.

b. 2 pigeons or turtledoves

c. Flour & oil

d. Myrrh



LEVITICUS 13

1. This chapter addresses this

disease.

a. Palsy

b. Diabetes

c. Leprosy

d. Epilepsy

2. Anyone who shows signs of

possible having the disease must

be seen by

a. The priests.

b. A doctor.

c. A nurse.

d. Moses.

3. If he indeed has the disease, he

shall be pronounced

a. Dead.

b. Unclean.

c. Clean.

d. Mentally ill.

4. A person who appears to have

the disease, may be shut up for

this period of time before being

re-examined.

a. 3 days

b. 7 days

c. 30 days

d. 3 months

5. If the priest determines it is not

leprosy, he shall be pronounced

a. Free.

b. Alive.

c. Well.

d. Clean.

6. Anyone who has the disease

must cry

a. Mercy, mercy.

b. Stay away.

c. Give me alms.

d. Unclean, unclean.

7. A man may show signs of this

disease in his flesh or in

a. His bones.

b. His eyes.

c. His mouth.

d. His beard.

8. A person with this disease must

dwell

a. In Jerusalem.

b. In the temple.

c. In a warm climate.

d. Without the camp.

9. Any garment that has the signs of

this disease is considered

a. Unlucky.

b. Holy.

c. Unclean.

d. Property of the priests.

10. This should be done with those

contaminated garments.

a. Buried

b. Burned

c. Anointed with oil

d. Washed in holy water



LEVITICUS 14

1. Who examines a leper, to see if

he was healed?

a. Moses

b. A priest

c. A doctor

d. A nurse

2. Where was he to be examined?

a. In public

b. At his home

c. In the temple

d. Outside the camp

3. What was to be done with one of

the birds, he that was healed

brought?

a. Killed

b. Eaten

c. Given to the priest

d. Buried

4. He that had leprosy was to be

sprinkled with blood, this many

times, before being pronounced

clean.

a. 1

b. 7

c. 10

d. 12


other bird?

a. Killed

b. Set free

c. Taken to the temple

d. Kept as a memorial

6. What was he that was healed, to

do before reentering the camp?

a. Pray

b. Sing a hymn

c. Pay alms

d. Wash & shave

7. After retuning to camp, he was to

tarry abroad out of his tent

a. 1 day.

b. 2 days.

c. 4 days.

d. 7 days.

8. On the eighth day, he was to do

this.

a. Free the bird

b. Pay tithes

c. Offer sacrifice

d. Testify to the

congregation

9. The priest would put the blood

from the trespass offering, on the

man’s right thumb, great toe of

his right foot, and here.

a. Right ear

b. Right eye

c. Over his heart

d. Right elbow

10. Instruction is also given to

remove leprosy from

a. Cattle.

b. A house.

c. A bird.

d. A sheep.



LEVITICUS 15

1. If any man have a running issue

out of his flesh, he

a. Is unclean.

b. Is an abomination.

c. Is being punished by

God.

d. Shall be destroyed.

2. Whoever touches his bed, or

anything he sits on, should do

this.

a. Pray

b. Prepare to die

c. Hide himself

d. Wash himself & his

clothes

3. He that touches the flesh of him

that has the issue shall be

a. Isolated for 30 days.

b. Examined by the priests.

c. Unclean until the

evening.

d. Guilty of sin.

4. This should be done with the

earthen vessels he touches.

a. Buried

b. Burned

c. Broken

d. Anointed with oil

5. After he is cleansed of his issue,

he should offer two of these.

a. Lambs

b. Goats

c. Turtledoves or pigeons

d. Shekels of gold

6. The first is for

a. A sin offering.

b. A mercy offering.

c. A life offering.

d. A healing offering.

7. The other is for

a. A burnt offering.

b. A testimony.

c. A witness.

d. Life.

8. If a woman has an issue of blood,

she should be put apart for this

many days.

a. 3

b. 7

c. 10

d. 30

9. Anything she sits or lies on shall

be

a. Burned.

b. Unclean.

c. Destroyed.

d. Her own.

10. After she is clean, she shall bring

her offering and this man shall

make atonement for her.

a. Her husband

b. Moses

c. The priest

d. Her father



LEVITICUS 16

1. The Lord spoke to Moses after

this man’s two sons died.

a. Moses

b. Aaron

c. Jacob

d. Abraham

2. Aaron was not to come into this

place, at all times, lest he die.

a. The holy place

b. The tabernacle of the

congregation

c. The camp

d. The wilderness

3. Aaron should come to that place

with a ram for a burnt offering,

and a bullock for a

a. Sin offering.

b. Love offering.

c. Testimony.

d. Witness.

4. Before entering, he was to wash,

and put on the holy garments

made of

a. Linen.

b. Satin.

c. Burlap.

d. Cotton.

5. The first sin offering was to

make atonement for

a. The congregation.

b. The heathen.

c. Himself & his house.

d. Moses.

6. One of the goats was to be a sin

offering, the other

a. A wave offering.

b. A scapegoat.

c. Food for the priests.

d. A mercy offering.

7. Aaron put this upon the head of

the goat.

a. Anointing oil

b. Water

c. Their sins

d. A hat

8. That goat was left here.

a. In the wilderness

b. In the holy place

c. On the altar

d. In the tabernacle

9. How often was this to be done?

a. Daily

b. Once a week

c. Once a month

d. Once a year

10. This day was to be

a. A Sabbath.

b. Despised.

c. Forgotten.

d. A day of mourning.



LEVITICUS 17

1. Who was the Lord speaking to?

a. Aaron

b. Moses

c. Abraham

d. Eli

2. He was to give this instruction to

this man, his sons and all the

children of Israel.

a. Aaron

b. Moses

c. Abraham

d. Eli

3. Anyone that kills an ox, or lamb,

or goat, and doesn’t bring it here

as an offering, is guilty.

a. The tabernacle

b. The marketplace

c. The gate of the city

d. The pool of Bethesda

4. What shall happen to the man

who does this?

a. He is stoned.

b. He is burned at the stake.

c. He is imprisoned.

d. He is cut off from his

people.

5. Where were all the sacrifices to

be brought?

a. To Moses

b. To Mt. Sinai

c. To Mt. Zion

d. To the door of the

tabernacle

6. Where will the priest sprinkle the

blood?

a. Upon the altar

b. Upon the veil

c. Upon the ark of the

covenant.

d. Upon his mitre

7. They shall no more offer

sacrifices

a. To God.

b. For sin.

c. In Zion.

d. To devils.

8. God will set His face against any

soul that eats this.

a. Pork

b. Leaven

c. Blood

d. Fowl

9. The life of the flesh is

a. In each breath.

b. The blood.

c. In God’s time.

d. As grass withereth.

10. Anyone who eats the flesh of that

which died itself, or was torn by

beasts, shall

a. Suffer.

b. Be an abomination.

c. Be cut off.

d. Be unclean until evening.



LEVITICUS 18

1. These instructions were for

a. The priests.

b. The heathen.

c. The angels.

d. The children of Israel.

2. The people were not to follow

after the doings of

a. God.

b. The angels.

c. The priests.

d. The people of Egypt.

3. The people were to keep

a. Silent.

b. To themselves.

c. God’s judgments &

ordinances.

d. Out of Canaan.

4. The people were instructed not to

uncover the nakedness

a. Of anyone.

b. Themselves.

c. Near kin.

d. Their wife.

5. Do not uncover the nakedness of

a woman that is put apart

a. From her home.

b. From her child.

c. For her uncleanness.

d. For love.

6. A man should not do this, with

his neighbor’s wife.

a. Speak

b. Eat

c. Lie

d. Pray

7. A man should not do this with

mankind, as with womankind.

a. Speak

b. Lie

c. Eat

d. Travel

8. It is forbidden to do this with any

beast.

a. Lie

b. Sacrifice

c. Travel

d. Plow

9. For those who commit these

abominations, the land will

a. Swallow you up.

b. Not produce for you.

c. Spue you out.

d. Flourish.

10. Whoever commits these

abominations shall

a. Be burned at the stake.

b. Wear a scarlet letter.

c. Be cut off from their

people.

d. Not know pestilence.



LEVITICUS 19

1. Every man is instructed to fear

them.

a. Beasts

b. The heathen

c. The pestilence

d. Their father & mother

2. Everyone must keep these.

a. Servants

b. Idols

c. Charms

d. The Lord’s Sabbaths

3. Thou shalt not glean your

vineyard but leave some grapes

for

a. The birds.

b. All of God’s creatures.

c. Scavengers.

d. The poor & strangers.

4. You shall not do this to the deaf.

a. Help him

b. Pity him

c. Curse him

d. Feed him

5. Thou shalt not go up and down

as

a. The heathen.

b. A talebearer.

c. The temperature.

d. The wind.

6. Thou shalt love thy neighbor as

a. Thy kinsman.

b. Thy brother.

c. Thyself.

d. Thy God.

7. Thou shalt not sow thy field with

a. Mingled seeds.

b. Tares.

c. Wheat.

d. Iniquity.

8. Do not do this to your daughter.

a. Prostitute

b. Feed

c. Clothe

d. Protect

9. Honor the face of

a. An angel.

b. A child.

c. A prince.

d. An old man.

10. You shall love strangers for you

once were strangers in

a. Egypt.

b. Jerusalem.

c. Eden.

d. Capernaum.



LEVITICUS 20

1. God strictly forbids the Israelites

to offer their seed to this god.

a. Dagon

b. Baal

c. Dinah

d. Molech

2. Anyone caught doing so is to be

a. Imprisoned.

b. Stoned.

c. Rebuked.

d. Excommunicated.

3. God will set His face against

them that follow after

a. Truth.

b. Righteousness.

c. Wisdom.

d. Wizards.

4. God said, sanctify yourselves

therefore, and be this, for I am

the Lord your God.

a. Wise

b. Lovely

c. Holy

d. Careful

5. Anyone that curses these shall be

put to death.

a. Devils

b. His parents

c. Angels

d. His enemies

6. If a man commits adultery with

his neighbor’s wife

a. He should be put to death.

b. She should be put to

death.

c. They both should be put

to death.

d. They both must offer a

sin offering.

7. For a man to lie with another

man, it is

a. Acceptable.

b. To be done in secret.

c. An abomination.

d. Uncommon.

8. The Israelites are instructed to

follow these statutes, so the land

would

a. Be bountiful.

b. Preserve them.

c. Not spue them out.

d. Prosper.

9. God said, they would inherit a

land that flowed with this.

a. Vanilla

b. Blood

c. Many waters

d. Milk & honey

10. God said, to separate these.

a. The wheat & the tares

b. The sheep & the goats

c. The clean & the unclean

d. The rich & the poor



LEVITICUS 21

1. God gave these instructions to

Moses

a. For himself.

b. For the priests.

c. In the night.

d. For 2 generations.

2. They were not to defile

themselves by being close to this,

unless it was that of a close

relative.

a. Sin offering

b. Dead body

c. Livestock

d. Worry

3. They should not shave their head,

nor

a. Wear earrings.

b. Shave his eyebrows.

c. Shave his skin.

d. Cut his flesh.

4. They should not do this to a

harlot or divorced woman.

a. Rebuke

b. Chastise

c. Marry

d. Protect

5. The high priest had this poured

on his head.

a. The Holy Spirit

b. Anointing oil

c. Wine

d. Mercy

6. If the daughter of any priest

profane herself

a. He shall no longer be

priest.

b. She shall be

excommunicated.

c. She must offer a trespass

offering.

d. She shall be burned.

7. The high priest shall not go near

any dead body

a. Except his father or

mother.

b. Even his father or mother.

c. Except his daughter.

d. Except a priest.

8. The high priest shall not do this,

to a harlot or divorced woman or

widow.

a. Rebuke

b. Chastise

c. Marry

d. Protect

9. Any of Aaron’s seed who has

this, should not go near the altar.

a. A wife

b. Any blemish

c. A cold

d. Children

10. That man may eat this.

a. Pork

b. Leavened bread

c. The bread of God

d. Manna



LEVITICUS 22

1. These instructions were given to

Moses for the priests, by

a. An angel.

b. The devil.

c. Pharaoh.

d. The Lord.

2. They were strictly warned not to

profane this.

a. The land

b. The office

c. The Lord’s name

d. Money

3. God said, He would do this, to

any of Aaron’s seed that

approached the holy things with

uncleanness.

a. Consume them with fire

b. Cut him off from His

presence

c. Reward him

d. Forgive him

4. Any of Aaron’s seed that is a

leper, or has a running sore,

should not eat

a. Leavened bread.

b. Unleavened bread.

c. Meat.

d. The holy things.

5. Any soul who touches any

unclean thing

a. Shall die.

b. Shall be unclean until

evening.

c. Shall leave the camp.

d. Shall wash with blood.

6. No stranger or hired servant shall

do this.

a. Eat of the holy things

b. Pray to God

c. Enter the tabernacle

d. Know God

7. If a man eats of the holy things

unknowingly, he must make

restitution and add this part to it.

a. 1/10

b. 1/8

c. 1/5

d. 1/2

8. Burnt offerings unto the Lord

must be

a. Without blemish.

b. At least 2 years old.

c. Offered before dawn.

d. Clean or unclean.

9. This offering is to be offered at

your own will, and be eaten the

same day.

a. Thanksgiving

b. Merit

c. Obligation

d. Mercy

10. God gave orders to keep

a. Showbread in the house.

b. Silent.

c. His commandments.

d. Out strangers.



LEVITICUS 23

1. In this chapter, the Lord speaks

concerning

a. Feasts.

b. Divorce.

c. 7 deadly sins.

d. Heaven.

2. The seventh day is

a. The Sabbath.

b. Unclean.

c. A Passover.

d. Insignificant.

3. On the seventh day

a. No food is to be eaten.

b. No work is to be done.

c. All buying & selling is to

be done.

d. No one can leave his

home after dark.

4. This feast is to be celebrated in

the fourteenth day of the first

month each year.

a. Lent

b. Passover

c. St. Patrick’s Day

d. All Saints Day

5. During the Feast of Unleavened

Bread, unleavened bread is to be

eaten for

a. 1 day

b. 2 days

c. 3 days

d. 7 days

6. When the people enter the land

that God gave them, they were to

offer this.

a. Their firstborn

b. 30 shekels of silver

c. Their firstfruits

d. A sow 1 year old

7. During harvest, the field should

not be gleaned, and the corn

should be left for

a. A sign.

b. The fowl of the air.

c. An offering.

d. The strangers & poor.

8. One of the feasts includes the

sounding of this instrument.

a. Drums

b. Harps

c. Trumpets

d. Timbrels

9. If anyone works on the day of

atonement

a. He shall be destroyed

from his people.

b. He shall be paid twice his

wage.

c. He will be burned with

fire.

d. He must have permission

from the priests.

10. Every year the people were to

dwell here for 7 days.

a. Mecca

b. The tabernacle

c. Booths

d. Caves



LEVITICUS 24

1. What kind of oil were the

children of Israel to bring?

a. Coconut

b. Corn

c. Vegetable

d. Olive

2. When were the lamps to burns?

a. Continually

b. On the Sabbath

c. On holy days

d. After dark

3. Where were these lamps set?

a. In the window

b. In the tents of all the

Israelites

c. In Aaron’s sleeping room

d. In the tabernacle

4. Twelve of these were to be set on

the pure table before the Lord.

a. Lambs

b. Swords

c. Cakes of bread

d. Children

5. This was to be put on them.

a. Frankincense

b. Wine

c. Blood

d. Myrrh

6. This woman’s son strove with an

Israelite in the camp.

a. Deborah

b. Anna

c. Rebecca

d. Shelomith

7. What did he do?

a. Cried

b. Killed the other man

c. Cursed the name of the

Lord

d. Killed his mother

8. What did God say should be

done to him?

a. Burn him alive

b. Stone him

c. Imprison him

d. Break his hand

9. He that blasphemes the name of

the Lord

a. Is bold.

b. Shall not find refuge.

c. Shall be put to death.

d. Is less than an infidel.

10. He that murders a man shall

a. Become a slave.

b. Be forced from the camp.

c. Be put to death.

d. Kill himself.



LEVITICUS 25

1. God said, when the children of

Israel come to the land He gave

them, the land shall

a. Be destroyed.

b. Prosper.

c. Keep a Sabbath.

d. Not bear them.

2. The people would do this for six

years, and rest in the seventh.

a. Make war

b. Walk in the wilderness

c. Labor in the fields

d. Sell merchandise to the

heathen

3. The fiftieth year, is the year

a. Of youth.

b. Of wisdom.

c. Of the Lord.

d. Of Jubile.

4. This shall be proclaimed in that

year.

a. A famine of the word

b. Liberty

c. Jesus is Lord

d. Repentance

5. In this year, every man’s

possessions

a. Are burned.

b. Are sold.

c. Are returned.

d. Are holy.

6. Who did the Lord say the land

belonged to?

a. Abraham

b. The Egyptians

c. Israel

d. Himself

7. If a fellow Israelite becomes poor

and sells himself to you, he

should not be treated like slave,

rather as

a. A king.

b. A prince.

c. An angel.

d. A hired servant.

8. He shall return to his family,

when he or his family can repay

or

a. After 3 years.

b. Be a slave forever.

c. In the year of Jubilee.

d. At his death.

9. The price is determined by

a. His age.

b. His size.

c. The number of years.

d. The master.

10. God said this, about the children

of Israel.

a. They shall reign.

b. They are stiff necked.

c. They shall never die.

d. They are His servants.



LEVITICUS 26

1. God said, ye shall not make

these.

a. Covenant

b. Vows

c. Wars

d. Idols

2. God said, ye shall keep

a. Quiet.

b. Away from Egypt.

c. My Sabbaths.

d. My name strong among

the heathen.

3. God said, if you keep My

commandments I will give you

this, in due season.

a. Famine

b. Pestilence

c. Treaties

d. Rain

4. God said, if you keep My

commandments, five of you shall

chase this many of your enemies.

a. 1

b. 5

c. 10

d. 100

5. One hundred of you shall put this

many to flight.

a. 1

b. 100

c. 1,000

d. 10,000

6. God said, I will walk among you,

and be your God, and you shall

be

a. Sojourners.

b. My enemies.

c. My people.

d. My reflection.

7. God said, I will put terror and

consumption over you

a. To show My power.

b. To give Me glory.

c. Every Sabbath.

d. If you don’t keep My

commandments.

8. Each time they do not turn from

their sin, God said He would

punish them this many times.

a. 1

b. 2

c. 7

d. 100

9. God said, this would become

desolate, and keep His Sabbaths.

a. The children

b. The elderly

c. The sea

d. The land

10. God said, if they humble

themselves and turn from their

iniquity, He would

a. Laugh at their calamity.

b. Remember the covenant

of their ancestors.

c. Return them to Egypt.

d. Not hear them.



LEVITICUS 27

1. Who is the Lord speaking to?

a. Moses

b. Aaron

c. Abraham

d. David

2. The Lord gives instruction as to

how much of this, a person

should give as a vow to Him.

a. Gold

b. Silver

c. Oil

d. Wine

3. If the person is too poor to give

the allotted amount, his vow

would be determined by

a. His occupation.

b. His savings.

c. The number of his

children.

d. The priests.

4. Any offering brought to the Lord

shall be

a. Old.

b. Blemished.

c. Holy.

d. Made at night.

5. Once a man makes a vow to the

Lord

a. He shall not change it.

b. He is separated.

c. He should fast & pray.

d. His is exalted.

6. If someone redeems a beast or

house or field he vows to the

Lord, he must add

a. 1/10.

b. 1/8.

c. 1/5.

d. 1/2.

7. When a man dedicates his house

to be holy to the Lord, who shall

appraise it?

a. Moses

b. His father

c. The priests

d. A carpenter

8. This year is considered in

determining the value of any

land.

a. The Year of the Lord

b. The Year of Redemption

c. The Year of Jubilee

d. The First Year

9. Concerning the tithe, this part,

shall be holy unto the Lord.

a. 1/100

b. 1/10

c. 1/5

d. 1/2

10. These are the commandments the

Lord gave for the children of

Israel upon this mount.

a. Sinai

b. McKinley

c. Ararat

d. Olivet

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