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Quiz: New Testament

Tap each question to reveal the answer and the reference.

1.Where was Jesus born?

Bethlehem (Matthew 2:1)

Options: Bethlehem · Nazareth · Jerusalem · Capernaum

2.Who baptized Jesus in the Jordan River?

John the Baptist (Matthew 3:13)

Options: Peter · John the Baptist · James · Andrew

3.How many apostles did Jesus choose?

Twelve (Matthew 10:1-4)

Options: Seven · Ten · Twelve · Fourteen

4.In what city did Jesus grow up?

Nazareth (Luke 2:39-40)

Options: Bethlehem · Capernaum · Jericho · Nazareth

5.What was Jesus' first public miracle?

Turning water into wine (John 2:1-11)

Options: Turning water into wine · Multiplying the loaves · Healing a blind man · Walking on the sea

6.Who betrayed Jesus for thirty pieces of silver?

Judas Iscariot (Matthew 26:15)

Options: Peter · Judas Iscariot · Thomas · Philip

7.In what city was Jesus crucified?

Jerusalem (John 19:17-18)

Options: Bethlehem · Nazareth · Jerusalem · Bethany

8.How many loaves and fish did Jesus multiply for 5,000 people?

Five loaves and two fish (Matthew 14:17)

Options: Seven loaves and three fish · Two loaves and five fish · Three loaves and one fish · Five loaves and two fish

9.Who denied knowing Jesus three times?

Peter (Matthew 26:69-75)

Options: Peter · John · James · Andrew

10.Which apostle doubted the resurrection until he touched Jesus' wounds?

Thomas (John 20:24-27)

Options: Philip · Thomas · Matthew · Bartholomew

11.Who was the first Christian martyr, stoned to death?

Stephen (Acts 7:59-60)

Options: Paul · James · Stephen · Barnabas

12.At which Jewish feast was Jesus crucified?

Passover (Matthew 26:2)

Options: Pentecost · Tabernacles · Purim · Passover

13.How many days was Jesus in the tomb before rising?

Three (Matthew 12:40)

Options: Three · One · Two · Seven

14.Where did Jesus' ascension into heaven take place?

Mount of Olives (Acts 1:9-12)

Options: Mount Sinai · Mount of Olives · Mount Carmel · Mount Tabor

15.Who wrote the book of Acts of the Apostles?

Luke (Acts 1:1)

Options: Matthew · Mark · Luke · John

16.In what city did Jesus heal a paralytic lowered through the roof?

Capernaum (Mark 2:1-4)

Options: Jericho · Bethsaida · Nain · Capernaum

17.Which apostle was a tax collector before following Jesus?

Matthew (Matthew 9:9)

Options: Matthew · Simon Zelotes · Thaddeus · Bartholomew

18.In the parable of the Good Samaritan, who helped the wounded man?

Samaritan (Luke 10:33)

Options: Priest · Samaritan · Levite · Pharisee

19.How many lepers did Jesus heal, but only one returned to give thanks?

Ten (Luke 17:12-17)

Options: Five · Seven · Ten · Twelve

20.To which city was Saul traveling when he was converted?

Damascus (Acts 9:3-6)

Options: Antioch · Ephesus · Corinth · Damascus

21.Which apostle was called Didymus, meaning 'twin'?

Thomas (John 11:16)

Options: Thomas · Philip · Judas Thaddaeus · Andrew

22.In the parable of the prodigal son, what did the father give him?

A ring and a robe (Luke 15:22)

Options: A staff · A ring and a robe · A lamb · A vineyard

23.Who appeared with Jesus at the Transfiguration, beside Moses?

Elias (Matthew 17:3)

Options: Abraham · David · Elias · Isaiah

24.Who was the Roman governor who judged Jesus?

Pilate (Matthew 27:2)

Options: Herod · Annas · Caiaphas · Pilate

25.Who replaced Judas Iscariot as an apostle, chosen by lot?

Matthias (Acts 1:26)

Options: Matthias · Barnabas · Silas · Timothy

26.Who was the first person to see the risen Jesus, according to John?

Mary Magdalene (John 20:14-16)

Options: Peter · Mary Magdalene · Thomas · John

27.On what island was Paul shipwrecked on his way to Rome?

Melita (Acts 28:1)

Options: Cyprus · Crete · Melita · Rhodes

28.What was the trade of Aquila and Priscilla, Paul's friends?

Tentmakers (Acts 18:3)

Options: Fishermen · Tanners · Weavers · Tentmakers

29.In what city were the disciples first called 'Christians'?

Antioch (Acts 11:26)

Options: Antioch · Jerusalem · Rome · Ephesus

30.In what city did Paul preach at the Areopagus about the 'unknown God'?

Athens (Acts 17:22-23)

Options: Corinth · Athens · Ephesus · Thessalonica