Characters
Setting and Context
David's Preparation
The Battle
100

Who is the young boy sent to visit his brothers and ends up facing Goliath?

Who is David?

100

On which battlefield do the Israelites and Philistines stand?

What is the Valley of Elah?

100

What did David use to fight — a sword or a sling?

What is a sling?

100

Which part of Goliath did David hit with his stone?

He hit him in the forehead.

200

What is the name of the giant David fights?

Who is Goliath?

200

How often did Goliath challenge the Israelites?

How often did Goliath challenge? Every morning and evening.

200

How many smooth stones did David pick up?

How many smooth stones? Five.

200

After David hit him, what happened to Goliath?

He died (fell face-down and died).

300

Who is the king of Israel at the time David faces Goliath?

Who is King Saul?

300

How tall is Goliath said to be?

Over nine feet tall (or “nine‑foot‑nine”).

300

Why did David refuse to wear Saul’s armor?

Because it was too big/heavy—it didn’t fit and David trusted God instead.

300

What did David do immediately after Goliath fell?

He ran over and stood on Goliath's body.

400

Which enemy army is David’s Israelite army facing?  

What are the Philistines?

400

What protective gear does Goliath wear when he steps forward?

What was his helmet, coat of armor, shield?

400

Before the battlefield, what was David doing when he heard Goliath’s challenge?

He was tending sheep/choosing stones in the field.

400

What did the Philistines do after seeing Goliath defeated?

They fled from the Israelites in fear.

500

Name one of David’s brothers who was already in the army.

One answer: Eliab (or any other brother).

500

Why were the Israelite soldiers too afraid to fight Goliath?

Because they were afraid of Goliath’s size, intimidation, and experience.

500

Against what animals did David already prove his courage?

He fought a lion and a bear.

500

What did David take from Goliath's body as proof of victory?

His giant sword

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