Daniel
Jonah
Esther
Nehemiah
Josiah
100

Who was thrown into the lions’ den for praying to God?


Daniel

100

What city did God command Jonah to preach to?


Nineveh


100

Who became queen and helped save the Jewish people?


Esther

100

What city’s walls did Nehemiah help rebuild?


Jerusalem


100

Who was the young king who sought to follow God and brought reforms to Judah?


Josiah


200

How many times a day did Daniel pray?


Three times.

200

What did Jonah do instead of going to Nineveh?


He ran away


200

Who was Esther’s cousin who raised her?


Mordecai


200

What was Nehemiah’s job before becoming governor?


Cupbearer to the king


200

What did Josiah order to be repaired?


The temple 

300

What did King Nebuchadnezzar build that everyone was commanded to worship?


The golden image 

300

What swallowed Jonah?


A great fish

300

 Who plotted to destroy the Jews?


Haman

300

What did Nehemiah do when he heard that Jerusalem’s walls were broken down?


He prayed and mourned


300

What was discovered during the Temple repairs?


The Book/Law of the Lord

400

Who were Daniel’s three friends who were thrown into the fiery furnace?


Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego


400

How long was Jonah in the belly of the fish?


Three days

400

What did Esther risk by approaching the king without being summoned?


Her life

400

Name one person who opposed Nehemiah’s rebuilding project.


Sanballat or Tobiah


400

How did Josiah respond when he heard the words of the Law?


He tore his clothes in repentance


500

What happened to the men who accused Daniel after he was rescued from the lions?


They were thrown into the lions’ den


500

True or false: Jonah was thrown off the boat and into the sea

True 

500

What did Haman eventually have to suffer on the very same stakes he prepared for Mordecai?


He was hanged on it

500

What did the people carry while rebuilding despite their enemies?


They carried swords 

500

What did Josiah do after hearing God’s Word?


He led the people in renewing their commitment to God.


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