Acts 21 Quiz

This quiz is based on Acts chapter 21 (KJV). All questions are compulsory and should be answered before submission. Select the correct answers from the options given. We wish you all the best.

1. Where did Paul and co find a ship sailing to Phenicia?

Mitylene

Miletus

Coos

Patara

2. From Miletus, where did Paul and co pass to get to Phenicia?

He passed through Coos, Rhodes, and Mitylene.

He passed through Coos, Mitylene, and Patara.

He passed through Coos, Rhodes, and Patara.

He passed through Chios, Rhodes, and Mitylene.

3. Where did the ship bound for Phenicia stop to unload?

Troas

Tyre

Coos

Mitylene

4. Which of these cities is in Syria?

Mitylene

Berea

Derbe

Tyre

5. On their way to Jerusalem, Paul and co stopped in Syria and stayed with some believers for how many days?

Six days

Seven days

Five days

Four days

6. In Tyre, who told Paul not to go to Jerusalem?

A Roman soldier

A visitor from Jerusalem

The believers in Tyre

A prophet from Jerusalem

7. The believers in Tyre and their household escorted Paul and co to the shore. What did they do together on the shore?

They anointed Paul, acknowledging him as an apostle.

They knelt down and prayed.

They wept to see Paul go.

They presented their gifts to Paul.

8. From Tyre, they sailed to where?

Samos

Cyprus

Assos

Ptolemais

9. Who escorted Paul to the shore when he was leaving Tyre?

Roman soldiers

City officials

The believers and their families

Only the men among the believers

10. Paul and company sailed to Caesarea and lodged with Philip. Philip was described as what?

The son of encouragement

One of the twelve disciples

One of the seven deacons

A mighty man of faith

11. Since there are many Philips in the Bible, which Philip did Paul and company lodge with in Caesarea?

Philip the younger

Philip the tetrarch

Philip the apostle

Philip the evangelist

12. How many daughters did Philip have?

4

3

5

2

13. Philip's daughters were described as what?

Noble

Humble

Bold

Virgins

14. What spiritual gift did Philip's daughters have?

Healing

vision

Faith

Prophecy

15. While Paul and co were at Philip's house, Agabus came there. Where did he come from?

Damascus

Judaea

Colosse

Cyprus

16. How many days did Paul and company live in Philip's house?

Seven days

Six days

Many days

Three days

17. What sign did Agabus do to show that Paul would be arrested in Jerusalem?

He took Paul's belt and bound his own hands and feet with it.

He took his own belt and bound his hands and feet with it.

He stood erect, crossing his hands behind him.

He stood bent over, crossing his hands behind him.

18. What did Agabus say would happen to Paul in Jerusalem?

He said that Paul would be persecuted to death.

He said the Jews at Jerusalem would bind Paul and deliver him into the hands of the Gentiles.

He said the Jews would catch Paul and keep him in the high priest's palace.

He said Paul would be arrested by Roman soldiers and imprisoned.

19. What was Paul's response to those who begged him not to go to Jerusalem?

He said he had to go to Jerusalem to fulfill all righteousness.

He said the apostles would like him to go to Jerusalem before long.

He said it was the will of God that he should go to Jerusalem.

He said he was ready not to be bound only, but also to die at Jerusalem for the name of the Lord Jesus.

20. Why did the believers stop persuading Paul not to go to Jerusalem?

They stopped when Paul said God would protect him from any evil.

They stopped when they realized nothing would persuade him from going to Jerusalem.

They stopped when he agreed not to go to Jerusalem.

They stopped when Paul told them though he would go to Jerusalem, he would not preach there to avoid trouble.

21. Apart from Paul's traveling companions, who else accompanied Paul to Jerusalem?

Agabus

Some believers from Caesarea

Niger

Mnason of Cyprus

Philip

22. Who was described as an old disciple?

Philip

Agabus

Mnason

Aristarchus

23. Who was going to accommodate Paul and company in Jerusalem?

Mnason

Aristarchus

James the elder

Peter

24. When did Paul and company go to visit James' house in Jerusalem?

Seven days after their arrival in Jerusalem

The day after their arrival in Jerusalem

The day they stepped foot in Jerusalem.

Three days after their arrival in Jerusalem

25. While Paul was addressing James and the other elders, what did he tell them about?

He told them about the willingness of the Gentile believers to visit Jerusalem.

He told them about the prophecy of Agabus.

He told them about the Jews laying wait for him in many places.

He told them in detail what God had done among the Gentiles through his ministry.

26. What was the reaction of the elders when Paul was done talking about his ministry?

They sighed deeply.

They were surprised.

They glorified the Lord.

They were indifferent.

27. What false rumor was perpetuated about Paul in Jerusalem?

The rumor was that Paul taught all the Jews who were living among the Gentiles to forsake Moses, saying that they ought not to circumcise their children nor to walk after the Jewish customs.

The rumor was that Paul had blasphemed against the law, profaned the temple, and spoken ill about the high priest of God.

The rumor was that Paul had apostatized from the customs of the patraiarches.

The rumor was that Paul was planning an insurrection against the Sanhedrin to bring an end to the Jewish religion in order to install Christianity in it place.

28. What bad thing did the elders sense was about to happen in Jerusalem because of Paul?

They sensed that Paul would be excommunicated from the temple.

They sensed that there would be a riot when the Jews heard that Paul had come to Jerusalem.

They sensed that the Roman soldiers would be looking to arrest Paul.

They sensed that the high priest was after Paul's life.

29. What advice did the elders give Paul to do because of the rumor perpetuated against him in Jerusalem?

They told him to wear a disguise to avoid being recognized by the Jewish leaders.

They told Paul to purify himself with some four believers who had taken a vow and should pay their expenses for them to shave their hair.

They told Paul to shave his hair and purify himself along with the Pharisees who had taken a vow.

They told him to shave his hair and turn himself in to Jewish authorities.

30. What would be the likely outcome if Paul listened and did what the elders advised him?

The Jews would have thought that the rumor they heard about Paul was a lie.

The Jews would have thought that Paul was not in Jerusalem.

The Jews would have thought that Paul himself lived in observance of the law.

The Jews would have thought that Paul had repented from his misgivings about Jewish laws and customs.

The Jews would have thought that Paul was a friend to the high priest and the Sanhedrin.

31. What had the elders in Jerusalem done with the Gentiles believers?

They had anointed them with oil

we have written and concluded that they observe no such thing, save only that they keep themselves from things offered to idols, and from blood, and from strangled, and from fornication.

They had laid hands on them to impart the Holy Spirit.

They had baptized them with the Holy Spirit.

32. When did Paul and the men who had taken the vow start their purification rite?

The fourth day after their arrival

Three days after speaking to the elders

The day after arriving in Jerusalem.

The days after speaking to the elders

33. Why did Paul go into the temple of Jerusalem?

He went there to see the high priest.

He went there to read the scriptures.

He went there to preach.

He went there for the purification rite.

34. When was Paul caught in the temple by the Jews?

When the seven days of purification were almost ended.

On the third day of their arrival

On the fifth day of their purification rite

On the seventh day of their arrival in Jerusalem

35. Who stirred up the crowd to arrest Paul?

The Roman soldiers

Jews who were from Asia

The high priest

The Pharisees

36. What did the perpetrators do to stir up the Jewish people against Paul?

They cried out that Paul was the one who had been teaching everywhere against the Jewish people, the law, and the temple."

They cried out that Paul had spilled blood in the temple.

They cried out that Paul was the deceiver and an apostate of Judaism.

They cried out that Paul had polluted the temple by bringing Greeks into the temple.

They cried out that Paul had spoken against the high priests and the law.

37. Which Greek did the Jews think Paul had brought into the temple?

Barsabas

Aristarchus

Trophimus an Ephesian

Jason

38. Why did the Jews think Paul had brought a Greek into the temple?

It was because he was standing in the temple with someone they thought was a Greek.

It was because they knew Greeks were his favorite companions.

It was because they saw him and a certain Greek from Ephesus in the city.

It was because Paul was speaking Greek with his companions in the temple.

39. What did the Jews do to Paul when they caught him?

They blindfolded him.

They drew him out of the temple.

They walked him through the street, hooting at him.

They beat him.

They were going to kill him.

They stripped his cloak off him.

40. Who came to Paul's rescue?

The chief captain

The high priest

The disciples

The Pharisees

41. What did the Romans do immediately after taking Paul away from the Jews?

They gave him water, for he was dying.

They whip him before the Jews to appease them.

They requested to know what he had done.

They tore his clothes.

They bound him.

42. What information did the Romans request about Paul?

They requested to know why everyone was after him.

They requested to know what Jewish sect he belonged to.

They requested to know where he came from.

They requested to know who he was and what he had done.

43. When the chief captain could not understand what the people were saying about Paul, what did he do?

He left Paul in their hands.

He released Paul.

He ordered that Paul should be taken into the barracks.

He took Paul to the high Priest.

44. Who did the chief captain think Paul was?

He thought Paul was the Egyptian who started an uproar.

He thought Paul was the brother of Jesus.

He thought Paul was the head of the apostles.

He thought Paul was a Samaritan.

45. Where was Tarsus?

Gaul

Africa

Syria

Cilicia

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