Acts 24 Quiz

This quiz is based on Acts chapter 24 (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. How many days did it take for Paul's accusers to come to Caesarea?

Five days after Paul was taken to Caesarea

On the fourth day of Paul's arrival in Caesarea

On the third day of Paul's arrival in Caesarea

On the second day of Paul's arrival in Caesarea

2. Those who came to Caesarea to accuse Paul were                                    

the Pharisees, the Sadducees, and the high priest

the scribes and the chief priests

the high priest, the elders, and Tertullus

the Pharisees, the high priest, and the elders

3. Who was described as the orator?

The Pharisees

Tertullus

Ananias

Annas

4. The accusers accused Paul of what?

They accused him of being a pestilent fellow and one who stirred up riots among all the Jews throughout the world.

They accused him of being the ringleader of the sect of the Nazarenes.

They accused him of starting a riot in Jerusalem.

They accused him of profaning the temple.

They accused him of speaking rudely to the high priest.

They accused him of putting many Christians to death.

5. According to the orator, the Roman chief captain in Jerusalem was called what?

Paulus

Publius

Lysias

Aristobulus

6. At what point did Paul begin to respond to the accusation brought against him by the accusers?

He began to speak an hour after his accusers were done speaking.

He began to speak before the orator spoke.

He began to speak immediately after his accusers finished speaking.

He began to speak when the governor beckoned to him.

7. How long had it been since Paul returned to Jerusalem from his missions?

11 days

12 days

14 days

10 days

8. What did Paul say he was not doing when the Jews caught him in Jerusalem?

He said he was not speaking in the name of Jesus to any Jew.

He said he was not arguing with any man in the temple.

He said he was not in the temple.

He said he was not inciting the crowd in the synagogues or anywhere in the city.

He said he was not speaking rudely to the high priest.

9. According to Paul, what did the Jews refer to as heresy?

Christianity

Self-righteousness

The in-filling of the Holy Spirit

The speaking of diverse tongues

10. According to Paul, why was he brought to judgment?

It was because he converted from Judaism to Christianity.

It was because he had led a lot of Jews to convert to Christianity.

It was because he believed in and preached the resurrection of the dead.

It was because the Jews perceived that he had spoken rudely to the high priest in Jerusalem.

11. Felix adjourned the case of Paul and the Jews to what time?

He adjourned the case to the sabbath.

He adjourned the case to the Passover.

He adjourned the case for five days.

He adjourned the case to the day the chief captain would come to Caesarea.

12. At what point did Felix adjourn the case between Paul and the Jews?

When Paul said he was innocent of all the charges

When he heard about the resurrection of the dead.

When he saw that Paul was enraged

When he saw that tension was fast building up between Paul and the accusers.

13. What did Felix do with Paul after the court hearing?

He hid Paul in his castle for some time.

Since the Jews sought to kill Paul, he sent him away to Rome.

He completely freed Paul.

He commanded a centurion to keep Paul, let him have liberty, and permit his friends to take care of his needs.

14. Why did Felix call Paul to see him and his wife some days after the court hearing?

He was telling Paul how to defend himself well before Caesar in Rome.

He wanted to know Paul's background and family line.

He wanted Paul to tell him about the Christian faith.

He wanted to know exactly what happened in Jerusalem.

15. The wife of Felix was called what?

Drusilla

Eunice

Elsie

Zeporah

16. The wife of Governor Felix was a                           

Ephesian

Jewess

Roman

Greek

17. Some days after the court hearing, Governor Felix and his wife sent for Paul to hear him. Why did Felix dismiss Paul while Paul was talking to him?

He dismissed Paul when Paul was talking about righteousness, temperance, and the judgment to come.

He dismissed Paul when he saw that Paul had learned well to defend himself before Caesar.

He dismissed Paul because he saw that Paul was half Roman and half Jew.

He dismissed Paul when he saw that he could do nothing to save Paul.

18. Why did Felix send for Paul often and conferred with him?

He was planning a way to free Paul without the knowledge of the Jews.

He wanted to hear everything that happened in Jerusalem.

He was interested in the teachings of Paul.

He was hoping that Paul would give him money for his freedom.

19. How long did Paul remain with Governor Felix?

Three years

Two years

Four years

Five years

20. Why did Governor Felix leave Paul in incarceration when leaving office?

He was removed from office suddenly.

He wanted to make Paul suffer after hearing that he was once a persecutor of Christianity.

He wanted to do the Jews a favor.

He wanted to make Paul suffer for being a Jewish apostate.

21. What was the name of the high priest who came from Jerusalem to accuse Paul in Caesarea?

Annas

Ananias

Caiphas

Simeon

22. What was referred to as the sect of the Nazarenes:

Paganism

Gnosticism

Christianity

Judaism

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