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According to Genesis 3:1, what was more cunning than any beast of the field?
A. The fox
B. The deer
C. The hawk
D. The serpent
D. The serpent
In Genesis 3:1, who asked the first question recorded in the Bible?
A. Woman
B. The serpent
C. Adam
D. Cain
B. The serpent
In Genesis 3:1, the question is asked, "Has God indeed said, 'You shall not eat of ______?'"
A. Every tree of the garden
B. The tree of the knowledge of good and evil
C. The tree of life
D. Apple trees
A. Every tree of the garden
In Genesis 3:2, who was talking to the serpent?
A. Satan
B. The woman
C. God
D. Adam
B. The woman
According to Genesis 3:2, the woman said that they could eat the ________ of the trees of the garden.
A. Fruit
B. Crops
C. Grapes
D. Apples
A. Fruit
According to Genesis 3:3, where in the garden was the tree from which Adam and Eve were not to eat?
A. By the river
B. Outer edge of the garden
C. The midst of the garden
D. Just outside of the garden
C. The midst of the garden
According to Genesis 3:3, what two things were they not to do to the tree of the knowledge of good and evil?
A. Look at and think about
B. Eat and touch
C. Pick and sell
D. Cut and burn
B. Eat and touch
A. Death
B. Crucifixion
C. Leprosy
D. Blindness
A. Death
According to Genesis 3:4, who said, "You will not surely die"?
A. Woman
B. Adam
C. God
D. The serpent
Genesis 2:17 and 3:3 state that the punishment for eating of the tree of knowledge of good and evil is that you will surely die. What word was added by the serpent when he repeated this in Genesis 3:4?
A. Not
B. Never
C. Always
D. Sometimes
A. Not
In Genesis 3:5, the serpent said that what would make Eve like God?
A. Studying the Scripture
B. Eating of the tree
C. Drinking from the river
D. Preaching the Word
B. Eating of the tree
According to Genesis 3:5, being like God means _________.
A. Being invisible
B. Singing and praying
C. Knowing good and evil
D. Walking on water
C. Knowing good and evil
In Genesis 3:6, which of the qualities was NOT one of the things that the woman saw about the tree?
A. Good for food
B. Full of fruit
C. Pleasant to the eye
D. Desirable to make one wise
B. Full of fruit
According to Genesis 3:6, after the woman ate, she ___________.
A. Gave to her husband
B. Became sick
C. Fell to the ground dead
D. Became wise
A. Gave to her husband
According to Genesis 3:7, when man's and woman's eyes became opened, they _______.
A. Knew good from evil
B. Saw a rainbow
C. Knew the will of God
D. Knew they were naked
D. Knew they were naked
According to Genesis 3:7, Adam and Eve sewed together what for a covering?
A. Fig leaves
B. Animal skins
C. Sheep wool
D. Cotton
A. Fig leaves
In Genesis 3:7, why did they make coverings?
A. They were cold
B. It was raining
C. They had sunburned skin
D. They were naked
D. They were naked
According to Genesis 3:8, how did Adam and Eve know God was in the garden?
A. They heard him
B. They saw him
C. They felt him
D. The Earth shook
A. They heard Him
According to Genesis 3:8, what time of day did God walk in the garden?
A. At sunrise
B. At noon time
C. In the cool of the day
D. In the darkness of night
C. In the cool of the day
According to Genesis 3:8, after the man and woman heard God, they hid themselves where?
A. In a cave
B. In the trees
C. In the jungle
D. In a well
B. In the trees
According to Genesis 3:9, while walking through the garden, the Lord God asked Adam, ________.
A. Why did you sin?
B. Where is woman?
C. Why are you naked?
D. Where are you?
D. Where are you?
According to Genesis 3:10, Adam heard what in the garden?
A. The voice of God
B. The sound of a mighty rushing wind
C. Birds
D. Nothing
A. The voice of God
According to Genesis 3:10, Adam was afraid because ________.
A. He had seen God
B. He was alone
C. He was naked
D. He saw the serpent
C. He was naked
A. Of life
B. Which is by the river Euphrates
C. Of which I commanded you that you should not eat
D. Which is poisonous
C. Of which I commanded you that you should not eat
According to Genesis 3:12, man speaks of woman as _______.
A. The beauty of his eye
B. His right hand
C. The lily of the field
D. The one He gave to be with him
D. The one He gave to be with him