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Bible Quiz for Kids: 153 Easy Questions & Answers

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Easy Bible Trivia Questions for Kids

A beginner-friendly Bible quiz built from the Easy question bank.

This Bible Quiz for Kids draws 20 questions from a collection of 153 Easy questions. Children can play across all seven topics or focus on Genesis, Bible Characters, Stories of Jesus, Christmas, Books of the Bible, or one Testament.

The game starts on Easy, and families can switch to Medium, Hard, or Mixed when they want a bigger challenge. Experienced players can also try the hard Bible trivia challenge.

Who can use this Bible Quiz for Kids?

The quiz starts with short, concrete recall questions for children and beginning Bible readers. Younger children can listen while an adult reads the four choices; confident readers can complete the same 20-question round independently.

Read-aloud playAn adult reads each question and lets the child choose.
Independent readersChildren work through one question at a time at their own pace.
Sunday school teamsA leader reads the round and pauses to discuss the reference.
Bible beginnersFamiliar stories and names build confidence before harder levels.

Choose from seven Easy Bible quiz topics

The 153 Easy questions are distributed across seven collections. Topic links below also lead to the full Easy-to-Hard version of each available subject.

Old Testament

Familiar people, places, and events from Genesis to Malachi.

15

New Testament

The Gospels, Acts, letters, and Revelation at Easy level.

15

Bible Characters

Recognize well-known people from their names, words, and stories.

45

Stories of Jesus

Simple questions about Jesus, his teachings, and his ministry.

15

Genesis

Creation, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and other opening stories.

15

Books of the Bible

Beginner questions about Bible book names and order.

9

Christmas

The angels, shepherds, Bethlehem, and the birth of Jesus.

9

Easy mode keeps the first round approachable

The Kids page opens on Easy so the first questions use recognizable people, stories, objects, and Bible books. A child can stay at that level or move to Medium, Hard, or Mixed after building confidence.

  • Concrete wordingQuestions focus on a person, place, object, or familiar event.
  • Readable choicesFour distinct options make the task clear without trick wording.
  • Immediate encouragementThe answer appears before the child moves forward.
  • A place to learn moreThe revealed reference gives adults a natural follow-up passage.

20 easy Bible quiz questions for kids with answers

Preview 20 questions selected from the current Easy bank. The questions cover Genesis, the Old and New Testaments, Stories of Jesus, Christmas, and Books of the Bible. Open an answer to see a short explanation and its source.

Easy level

Easy questions about creation and Noah

Start with familiar people, animals, and events from Genesis.

GenesisEasy

1. God told people to have dominion over which animals of the sea?

  1. Dove
  2. Horse
  3. Fish
  4. Bear
Show answer and explanation

Answer C: Fish

Why: God’s creation blessing mentions the fish of the sea and the birds of the sky.

Source: Genesis 1:28

GenesisEasy

2. What kind of animals did Abel keep?

  1. Sheep
  2. Donkey
  3. Lion
  4. Serpent
Show answer and explanation

Answer A: Sheep

Why: Genesis describes Abel as a keeper of sheep.

Source: Genesis 4:2

GenesisEasy

3. Who did everything that Yahweh commanded before the flood?

  1. Nebuchadnezzar
  2. James
  3. Noah
  4. Jephthah
Show answer and explanation

Answer C: Noah

Why: Noah followed the instructions God gave him.

Source: Genesis 7:5

GenesisEasy

4. What did Noah build to Yahweh after leaving the ark?

  1. Ark
  2. Harp
  3. Cup
  4. Altar
Show answer and explanation

Answer D: Altar

Why: Noah built an altar and offered burnt offerings after the flood.

Source: Genesis 8:20

Easy level

Easy Old Testament questions for kids

Meet people such as Hannah, Samuel, Elijah, Ruth, and David.

Old TestamentEasy

5. What name did Hannah give the son she had asked Yahweh for?

  1. Elizabeth
  2. Aquila
  3. Samuel
  4. Mordecai
Show answer and explanation

Answer C: Samuel

Why: Hannah named her son Samuel because she had asked Yahweh for him.

Source: 1 Samuel 1:20

Old TestamentEasy

6. Which prophet was known as “the Tishbite”?

  1. Moses
  2. Elijah
  3. Esther
  4. Mary
Show answer and explanation

Answer B: Elijah

Why: The angel of Yahweh spoke to Elijah the Tishbite.

Source: 2 Kings 1:3

Old TestamentEasy

7. Whom did Boaz invite to stay and gather grain in his field?

  1. Abigail
  2. Paul
  3. Korah
  4. Ruth
Show answer and explanation

Answer D: Ruth

Why: Boaz told Ruth to remain close to the women working in his field.

Source: Ruth 2:8

Old TestamentEasy

8. What food had Yahweh given his people when Naomi decided to return home?

  1. Honey
  2. Bread
  3. Milk
  4. Barley
Show answer and explanation

Answer B: Bread

Why: Naomi heard that Yahweh had visited his people by giving them bread.

Source: Ruth 1:6

Old TestamentEasy

9. Which king asked for Bathsheba to be called into his presence?

  1. David
  2. Amos
  3. Priscilla
  4. Esau
Show answer and explanation

Answer A: David

Why: King David asked that Bathsheba be brought before him.

Source: 1 Kings 1:28

Easy level

Easy questions about Jesus and the New Testament

Review well-known people and simple details from the Gospels.

New TestamentEasy

10. Who was baptizing in Bethany beyond the Jordan?

  1. Bathsheba
  2. Barak
  3. Rahab
  4. John
Show answer and explanation

Answer D: John

Why: John was baptizing people beyond the Jordan.

Source: John 1:28

New TestamentEasy

11. Who was invited to the wedding in Cana with his disciples?

  1. Joab
  2. Paul
  3. Jesus
  4. Sapphira
Show answer and explanation

Answer C: Jesus

Why: Jesus and his disciples were invited to the wedding.

Source: John 2:2

Stories of JesusEasy

12. What animal did John use as a title for Jesus?

  1. Horse
  2. Raven
  3. Serpent
  4. Lamb
Show answer and explanation

Answer D: Lamb

Why: John looked at Jesus and said, “Behold, the Lamb of God!”

Source: John 1:36

Stories of JesusEasy

13. What food did Jesus use to describe himself as the source of life?

  1. Milk
  2. Wine
  3. Bread
  4. Grapes
Show answer and explanation

Answer C: Bread

Why: Jesus described himself as the bread of life.

Source: John 6:35

Stories of JesusEasy

14. Who increased in wisdom, stature, and favor with God and people?

  1. Lazarus
  2. Jesus
  3. Andrew
  4. Zacchaeus
Show answer and explanation

Answer B: Jesus

Why: Luke describes Jesus growing in wisdom and stature.

Source: Luke 2:52

Easy level

Christmas and Books of the Bible questions

Finish with the birth of Jesus and beginner Bible book order.

ChristmasEasy

15. What sign did the angel say the shepherds would find?

  1. A star inside the temple
  2. A crown beside an altar
  3. A baby lying in a manger
  4. A scroll in a palace
Show answer and explanation

Answer C: A baby lying in a manger

Why: The shepherds would find a baby wrapped in strips of cloth and lying in a manger.

Source: Luke 2:12

ChristmasEasy

16. Where did the shepherds decide to go after the angels left?

  1. Jerusalem
  2. Egypt
  3. Nazareth
  4. Bethlehem
Show answer and explanation

Answer D: Bethlehem

Why: The shepherds went to Bethlehem to see what the Lord had made known.

Source: Luke 2:15

Books of the BibleEasy

17. Which book comes immediately after Deuteronomy?

  1. Judges
  2. Joshua
  3. Ruth
  4. 1 Samuel
Show answer and explanation

Answer B: Joshua

Why: Joshua follows Deuteronomy in the 66-book Protestant order.

Source: 66-book Protestant canon

Books of the BibleEasy

18. Which book comes immediately after Exodus?

  1. Deuteronomy
  2. Numbers
  3. Leviticus
  4. Joshua
Show answer and explanation

Answer C: Leviticus

Why: Leviticus is the third Bible book and comes after Exodus.

Source: 66-book Protestant canon

Books of the BibleEasy

19. Which book comes immediately after Ruth?

  1. 1 Samuel
  2. 2 Kings
  3. 1 Kings
  4. 2 Samuel
Show answer and explanation

Answer A: 1 Samuel

Why: 1 Samuel follows Ruth in the Old Testament order.

Source: 66-book Protestant canon

Books of the BibleEasy

20. Which book comes immediately after Hosea?

  1. Obadiah
  2. Jonah
  3. Joel
  4. Amos
Show answer and explanation

Answer C: Joel

Why: Joel follows Hosea among the Minor Prophets.

Source: 66-book Protestant canon

Reading support

Choose Bible wording that fits the child

WEB

Helpful for independent reading

Modern wording can reduce unfamiliar vocabulary for children reading without help.

KJV

Helpful when the language is already familiar

KJV works well for children who hear or memorize its wording at home or church.

An adult can switch versions at any time. The fact, answer order, and supporting source stay aligned, so the child is not given a different question.

Four simple ways to use a kids Bible quiz

The same question bank can become a short review, a team activity, or a prompt for reading together. Choose one topic when it matches the lesson or use All Topics for a broader family challenge.

Lesson openerAsk five questions before introducing the day’s story.
Team reviewLet two groups discuss one answer before choosing.
Family readingOpen one missed reference and read the complete scene together.
Progress checkReplay the same topic later and notice which stories are remembered.

Bible Quiz for Kids FAQ

How many questions are in the Bible Quiz for Kids?

The Easy collection contains 153 questions across seven topics. Each round draws 20 questions without repeats.

What age is this Bible quiz for?

The questions use the Easy difficulty level and work best for children who can read multiple-choice questions independently or play with an adult, teacher, or group leader.

Can children choose a Bible quiz topic?

Yes. Choose All Topics or focus on the Old Testament, New Testament, Genesis, Bible Characters, Stories of Jesus, Christmas, or Books of the Bible.

Are all questions set to Easy?

The game starts on Easy for children and beginners. Players can switch to Medium, Hard, or Mixed whenever they want a bigger challenge.

Does each answer include a Bible reference?

Passage-based questions reveal a supporting chapter and verse after answering. Book-order questions identify the 66-book Protestant canon as their basis.

Which Bible version is easier for a child to read?

WEB uses modern English and may be easier for independent readers. KJV may suit children who already hear its traditional wording at home or church. An adult can switch versions without changing the tested fact.

Can an adult read the questions aloud?

Yes. Read-aloud play works well for younger children. The adult can read all four choices, let the child answer, and then open the reference together.

How can I use the questions for Sunday school?

Choose a topic that matches the lesson, play as teams or as a class, and pause after missed answers to read the surrounding Bible passage.

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How our quiz questions are reviewed

Scripture-first questions with a clear source trail

Prepared byBibleGamesHub editorial teamLast reviewedAugust 23, 2026VersionsWEB and KJV

Each passage-based answer is checked against the displayed Bible reference. WEB and KJV wording is reviewed separately, while book-order questions state the 66-book Protestant canon used by the game. Questions with more than one defensible answer are rewritten or removed before publication.

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