Praise and Worship

TRUE/FALSE

100

Praise and Worship is a Lifestyle

Answer: True

200

Say True if ALL is true; say False if any is false.

1). Everyone can praise God, but everyone cannot truly worship God. 

2). Praise is often an outward expression, but worship goes deeper.

3). Worship is connected to relationship, surrender, obedience, and spirit.

Answer: A. TRUE

300

Praise Always Precedes Worship.

FALSE:  

400

Praise often leads into worship, but worship is not biblically dependent on praise happening first.”

TRUE

500

• Worship is expressing admiration, thanksgiving, and celebration for what God has done.
• Praise is reverence, surrender, and adoration for who God is.

False

• Praise is expressing admiration, thanksgiving, and celebration for what God has done.
• Worship is reverence, surrender, and adoration for who God is.

Multiple Choice

100

3. What instruments were commonly used in worship?

A. Trumpet

 B. Harp

 C. Cymbals

 D. All of the above

Answer:  D. All of the above

200

To kneel or bless God as adoration

Reverent, quiet worship — bowing low before the King. “Bless the Lord, O my soul” (Psalm 103:1)

6. Zamar 

A. Tehillah

B. Zamar 

C. Shabach 

D. Barak  

Answer: D- Barak

300

What can hinder worship?

A. Sin and disobedience

B. Pride and bitterness

C. Distractions and hypocrisy

D. All of the above 

Answer: D.

400

What are some Biblical form of praise?

A. Singing (Psalm 95:1) and Clapping (Psalm 47:1)

B. Lifting hands (Psalm 134:2) and Dancing (Psalm 149:3)

C. Shouting (Psalm 47:1) and Playing instruments (Psalm 150)

D. All of the above

D. Answer: All of the above

500

A. According to Psalm 151:4, hallelujah is the highest praise.

B. According to Psalms 151.4, hallelujah is the highest praise

C. Revelation 25:14 and Revelation 31:31 

D. If you search the scriptures (KJV), there is no proof that hallelujah is the highest praise

Answer: D

Fill In the Blank

100

Jesus said, "“But the hour is coming, and now is, when the true worshipers will worship the Father in _________ and _________.”
— John 4:23 (NKJV)

A. praise and dance

B.  spirit and truth

C. singing and dancing

d. all of the above

Answer: B

200

Who should praise God (Psalm 150:6) __________?

A. The praises
B. The worshippers 

C. Everyone 

D. Christians 

Answer: C. Everyone

300

Psalm 110:1 

 Make a _________ noise unto the Lord, all ye lands (KJV).

A. Loud

B. Joyful

C.  Clapping

D. Physical

 B. joyful

400

Matthew 12:43–45 (NKJV)

“When ___________ goes out of a man, he goes through dry places, seeking rest, and finds none. Then he says, ‘I will return to my house from which I came.’ And when he comes, he finds it empty, swept, and put in order. Then he goes and takes with him seven other spirits more wicked than himself, and they enter and dwell there; and the last state of that man is worse than the first.

A. Clean spirit

B. An unclean spirit 

Answer: B. An unclean spirit 

500

Lift up your ________ in the sanctuary, And bless the LORD (Psalm 134:2).

A. Voice

B. Hands

C. Head

D. None of the above 

B. hands

The Seven Hebrew Words for Praise

100

To lift the hands in thanksgiving or surrender

When you “________” in worship, the extended hand is a posture of praise, surrender, and openness. The palms facing away from you (or toward the heavens) symbolize reverence, openness to God, and the act of giving thanks publicly” (Psalm 107:15)

A. Yadah

B. Todah

C. Shabach 

D. Barak

A. Yadah

200

 Praise offered before or after receiving God’s blessings, often in the midst of trial. “Enter His gates with thanksgiving” (Psalm 100:4) Often with the palm of your hands facing you.

A. Yadah

B. Todah

C. Shabach 

D. Barak

B. Answer: Todah

300

 To sing praises with instruments

Musical worship in the temple, often with harp or timbrel (Psalm 147:7)

A. Shabach

B. Barak

 C. Zamar

D. Tehillah

Answer: C. Zamar

400

 __________ To sing praises with instruments Musical worship in the temple, often with harp or timbrel (Psalm 147:7)

A. Shabach

B. Barak

 C.  Tehillah

D. Zamar

Answer: C. Tehillah 

500

 To shout joyfully or triumphantly proclaim. A bold, victory cry declaring God’s power. “My lips shall praise You” (Psalm 63:3)

A. Barak

B. Zamar

C. Shabach

D. Halal

E. Tehillah

Answer: C. Shabach

Final Jeopardy

100

Who asked for a musician before prophesying?

A. David

B. Miriam

C. Elijha

D. Elisha

E. King Jehoshaphat         

Answer: D

200

Which is correct?

"The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want."

A. Psalm 23:1

B. Psalms 23:1

A. Psalm 23:1 because it is singular

300

What battle was won through praise before fighting?

A. Jehoshaphat (2 Chronicles 20)

B. David and Goliath (1 Samuel 17)

C. Both 

D. Neither 

Answer: A. Jehoshaphat (2 Chronicles 20)

400

True or False
In 2 Chronicles chapter 20, the people of Judah praised God before the battle was won, and God gave them victory.

Answer: True

500

Which scripture teaches that praise can bring deliverance and breakthrough while in a difficult situation?

A. Psalm 23(“The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want.”)
B. Acts 16:25–26(Paul and Silas praised God in prison, and the prison doors opened.)
C. Genesis 1:1 (“In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth).
D. Matthew 5:3(“Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. )

Answer: B. Acts 16:25–26 (Paul and Silas praised God in prison, and the prison doors opened.)