1 Samuel 2 Quiz

This quiz is based on 1 Samuel 2 (NIV). All questions are compulsory and should be answered before submission. Select the correct answers from the options given.
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1. Hannah’s __________ rejoices in the Lord.

Voice

Soul

Spirit

Heart

2. Hannah’s __________ is lifted high in the Lord.

Crown

Horn

Shield

Banner

3. Why does Hannah boast over her enemies?

Because God gave her victory over every nation that opposed Israel.

Because she had become richer and more respected than everyone around her.

Because her enemies had finally admitted that she was right all along.

Because she delights in God's deliverance.

4. Hannah views God as a __________.

Rock

Fortress

Refuge

Shepherd

5. Because God weighs deeds, what does Hannah advise readers to do?

Speak only when everyone agrees with you.

Do not keep talking so proudly.

Do not let your mouth speak arrogance.

Never defend yourself when falsely accused.

Keep silent before everyone regardless of the situation.

6. According to Hannah’s prayer, what weapon of the warriors is broken?

Spears

Bows

Swords

Shields

7. According to Hannah’s prayer, what became of those who are full?

They become rulers over many nations.

They gather more wealth than they can use.

They hire themselves out for food.

They no longer need to work for anything.

8. According to Hannah’s prayer, what became of those who are hungry?

They become kings over many lands.

They receive great riches and treasures.

They are rewarded with long life alone.

They are hungry no more.

9. According to Hannah’s prayer, what has become of those who stumbled?

They are armed with strength.

They have learned to avoid every mistake.

They have become leaders over many people.

They have received crowns of gold.

10. According to Hannah’s prayer, what became of she who was barren?

She became honored throughout the nation for her wisdom.

She received many servants to care for her household.

She has borne seven children.

She was made queen over all the tribes of Israel.

11. According to Hannah’s prayer, what became of she who had many sons?

She became the most respected woman in Israel.

She pines away.

She gained even greater influence among the people.

She was blessed with many grandchildren.

12. According to Hannah’s prayer, God is responsible for many things. Which of the following are mentioned?

Brings death and makes alive.

Makes the sun rise and the moon stand still.

Humbles and exalts.

Appoints kings by human wisdom.

Sends poverty and wealth.

Brings down to the grave and raises up.

Tells us what to do each day.

Banishes an offender from his people.

13. God raises the poor from the __________.

Dust

Pit

Valley

Wilderness

14. God lifts the needy from the __________.

Wilderness

Valley

Prison

Ash heap

15. God makes the poor and the needy seat with whom?

Princes

Elders

Prophets

Priests

16. God makes the poor and the needy inherit what?

A house of cedar

A crown of jewels

A throne of honor

A land flowing with milk and honey

17. God has set the world upon what?

The mountains of Zion

The rivers of the deep

The foundations of the earth

The pillars of heaven

18. Whose feet will God guide?

Those who trust in their own wisdom

His faithful servants

Those who offer the greatest sacrifices

Those who become wealthy through hard work

19. In which place will God silence the wicked?

The wilderness

The valley of judgment

The desert

The place of darkness

20. Who will be broken?

Those who ignore the advice of the prophets.

Those who trust in riches instead of the Lord.

Those who oppose the LORD.

Those who refuse to fight for Israel.

21. No one shall prevail by __________.

Wealth

Wisdom

Courage

Strength

22. Who will the LORD judge?

The ends of the earth.

All things that have life.

The realms above and below.

The celestial beings.

23. Who shall the LORD give strength to?

His faithful servants

The priests of Israel

His king

The elders of the people

24. Whose horn shall the LORD exalt?

The horn of Israel

The horn of his anointed

The horn of the righteous

The horn of David

25. Where was Elkanah's house?

Bethel

Shiloh

Ramah

Gibeah

26. What did Samuel wear as he ministered to the LORD?

A priestly robe

A linen ephod

A white tunic

A sacred sash

27. How frequently did Samuel's family visit him?

Each year

Every month

Every Sabbath

Twice a year

28. What blessing did Eli say to Elkanah and his wife because of Samuel?

"May the LORD give you children by this woman to take the place of the one she prayed for and gave to the LORD."

"May the LORD establish your descendants forever and bless your household with lasting peace and prosperity."

"May the LORD make your family great and your possessions increase throughout Israel because of your faithfulness."

"May the LORD grant your family favor before all Israel and make your children leaders among His people."

29. God was gracious to Hannah and made her give birth to how many children?

Five

Three

Four

Six

30. How many sons and daughters did Hannah have?

Three sons

Two sons

Four daughters

Five sons

Two daughters

One daughter

31. Eli's sons were described as __________.

Proud men

Scoundrels

Wicked rulers

Foolish priests

32. What were the offences of Eli's sons?

They refused to offer sacrifices during the festivals.

They had no regard for the LORD.

They were treating the LORD's offering with contempt.

They slept with the women who served at the entrance to the tent of meeting.

They stole the Ark of the Covenant for themselves.

33. God will raise up a faithful priest who will __________.

do according to what is in God's heart and mind

lead Israel into victory over every enemy without fail

build a new temple greater than all those before it

establish a kingdom that will never be defeated by foreign nations

34. What did Eli's sons do wrong?

They demanded the firstfruits before the sacrifices were offered.

They refused to burn incense in the tabernacle of the Lord.

They demanded raw sacrificial meat from the people instead of boiled meat.

They sold the sacrifices to neighboring nations.

They slept with the women who served at the entrance to the tent of meeting.

35. What was Eli's reaction when he heard what his sons had done?

He removed them from the priesthood immediately.

He ignored everything because they were his sons.

He rebuked them.

He sent them away from Shiloh.

36. The boy Samuel continued to grow in stature and in __________ with the LORD and with people.

Wisdom

Strength

Knowledge

Favor

37. What was one of the duties of the priests as stated in 1 Samuel?

To teach the Law every Sabbath in every town.

To lead the army into battle whenever Israel was attacked.

To burn incense at the altar.

To judge every dispute brought before the people.

38. What did the priests wear while performing their duties?

Linen robe

Sacred sash

Turban

Ephod

39. God gave the priests all __________ presented by the Israelites.

Grain offerings

Burnt offerings

Firstfruits

Food offerings

40. God will honor those who __________.

obey Him only in public

seek wealth before righteousness

serve people above everything else

honor Him

41. God will disdain those who __________.

despise Him

neglect the priests' instructions

refuse to give offerings regularly

forget His commandments occasionally

42. Why would God cut off Eli's strength and that of his family?

So that they would lose all their possessions forever.

So that another tribe would replace them in Israel immediately.

So that they would no longer own land in the promised land.

So that none of them would reach old age.

43. What will happen to Hophni and Phinehas?

They will be taken captive together.

They will die on the same day.

They will flee Israel on the same day.

They will be removed from the priesthood together.

44. What punishment did God pronounce on Eli and his household?

They would be cut off from serving at the altar.

No one in his family line would ever reach old age.

Their names will be forgotten in the land of Israel

His descendants would bow to God's faithful priest and beg for a piece of silver and a loaf of bread.

They would be cut off from the people of Israel.

They would be taken captive by the Philistines forever.

His descendants would die in the prime of life.

They would know no peace all the days of their lives.

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