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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.

Each Bible Quiz for Kids round draws up to 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.

Easy describes question difficulty, not an age rating. This is the shared Bible quiz bank, and some questions mention death, violence, or sacrifice. Parents and teachers should preview the questions and play alongside younger children.

For a new visit, the round setup selects Easy by default. Families can switch to Medium, Hard, or Mixed for a bigger challenge. Experienced players can also try the hard Bible trivia challenge.

Who can use this Bible Quiz for Kids?

Easy mode uses short, concrete recall questions for children and beginning Bible readers. Younger children can listen while an adult reads the four choices; confident readers can choose Untimed mode and complete the same round independently.

Read-aloud playAn adult reads each question and lets the child choose.
Independent readersIn Untimed mode, children 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.

Easy mode gives beginners an approachable starting point

Choose Easy for questions about recognizable people, stories, objects, and Bible books. A child can start a new round in Medium, Hard, or Mixed when ready.

  • 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. Who built the ark before the flood?

  1. Noah
  2. Abraham
  3. Moses
  4. Jacob
Show answer and explanation

Answer A: Noah

Why: God gave Noah instructions for the ark, and Noah did what God commanded.

Source: Genesis 6:13–14

GenesisEasy

2. Who was the first woman named in Genesis?

  1. Sarah
  2. Eve
  3. Rebekah
  4. Rachel
Show answer and explanation

Answer B: Eve

Why: Adam called his wife Eve because she was the mother of all living.

Source: Genesis 3:20

GenesisEasy

3. What name did Abraham give the son born to Sarah?

  1. Isaac
  2. Jacob
  3. Joseph
  4. Ishmael
Show answer and explanation

Answer A: Isaac

Why: Abraham named the son Sarah bore him Isaac.

Source: Genesis 21:3

GenesisEasy

4. According to Genesis 6:15, how long was Noah’s ark?

  1. 30 cubits
  2. 50 cubits
  3. 150 cubits
  4. 300 cubits
Show answer and explanation

Answer D: 300 cubits

Why: God’s instructions give the ark’s length as 300 cubits, an ancient unit of measurement.

Source: Genesis 6:15

Easy level

Easy Old Testament questions for kids

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

Old TestamentEasy

5. Whom did God call from the burning bush to go to Pharaoh and bring Israel out of Egypt?

  1. Moses
  2. Joshua
  3. Joseph
  4. Aaron
Show answer and explanation

Answer A: Moses

Why: At the burning bush, God sent Moses to Pharaoh to bring Israel out of Egypt.

Source: Exodus 3:10

Old TestamentEasy

6. Who defeated Goliath with a sling and a stone?

  1. Saul
  2. David
  3. Jonathan
  4. Samson
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Answer B: David

Why: David defeated Goliath with a sling and a stone; he did not have a sword in his hand.

Source: 1 Samuel 17:49

Old TestamentEasy

7. Which prophet was swallowed by a great fish after fleeing from Yahweh’s command?

  1. Elijah
  2. Isaiah
  3. Jonah
  4. Amos
Show answer and explanation

Answer C: Jonah

Why: God prepared a great fish to swallow Jonah. The passage does not name a species.

Source: Jonah 1:17

Old TestamentEasy

8. Which city’s walls fell after Israel marched around them for seven days?

  1. Jericho
  2. Gibeon
  3. Ai
  4. Hebron
Show answer and explanation

Answer A: Jericho

Why: After the people shouted and the trumpets sounded, Jericho’s wall fell.

Source: Joshua 6:20

Old TestamentEasy

9. Who was thrown into a den of lions for continuing to pray to God?

  1. Daniel
  2. Ezekiel
  3. Nehemiah
  4. Ezra
Show answer and explanation

Answer A: Daniel

Why: Daniel continued praying to God even though the king’s decree forbade it.

Source: Daniel 6:16

Easy level

Easy questions about Jesus and the New Testament

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

New TestamentEasy

10. Who preached to the crowd on the day of Pentecost?

  1. Peter
  2. Barnabas
  3. Paul
  4. Stephen
Show answer and explanation

Answer A: Peter

Why: Peter stood with the eleven apostles and addressed the crowd at Pentecost.

Source: Acts 2:14

New TestamentEasy

11. Which two missionaries sang hymns while imprisoned in Philippi?

  1. Paul and Silas
  2. Barnabas and Mark
  3. Peter and John
  4. Philip and Stephen
Show answer and explanation

Answer A: Paul and Silas

Why: Paul and Silas prayed and sang hymns to God while the other prisoners listened.

Source: Acts 16:25

Stories of JesusEasy

12. Who baptized Jesus in the Jordan River?

  1. John the Baptist
  2. Andrew
  3. Peter
  4. James
Show answer and explanation

Answer A: John the Baptist

Why: John baptized Jesus in the Jordan after Jesus answered his objection.

Source: Matthew 3:13–16

Stories of JesusEasy

13. Who climbed a sycamore tree because he wanted to see Jesus?

  1. Lazarus
  2. Nicodemus
  3. Zacchaeus
  4. Matthew
Show answer and explanation

Answer C: Zacchaeus

Why: Zacchaeus ran ahead and climbed a sycamore tree so he could see Jesus.

Source: Luke 19:4

Stories of JesusEasy

14. What did Jesus calm after his disciples woke him during a storm?

  1. The wind and the sea
  2. A crowd
  3. An earthquake
  4. A fire
Show answer and explanation

Answer A: The wind and the sea

Why: Jesus rebuked the wind and spoke to the sea, and a great calm followed.

Source: Mark 4:39

Easy level

Christmas and Books of the Bible questions

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

ChristmasEasy

15. Who was the mother of Jesus?

  1. Mary
  2. Martha
  3. Elizabeth
  4. Anna
Show answer and explanation

Answer A: Mary

Why: Matthew identifies Mary as the mother of Jesus.

Source: Matthew 1:18

ChristmasEasy

16. Where was the newborn Jesus laid?

  1. A basket
  2. A palace bed
  3. An altar
  4. A manger
Show answer and explanation

Answer D: A manger

Why: Mary wrapped her newborn son and laid him in a manger.

Source: Luke 2:7

ChristmasEasy

17. Who announced good news to the shepherds?

  1. A king
  2. An angel
  3. A priest
  4. A prophet from Egypt
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Answer B: An angel

Why: An angel of the Lord announced the good news to the shepherds.

Source: Luke 2:9–11

Books of the BibleEasy

18. In the 66-book Protestant order used by this quiz, which book appears first in the Old Testament?

  1. Genesis
  2. Psalms
  3. Exodus
  4. Job
Show answer and explanation

Answer A: Genesis

Why: Genesis opens the Old Testament in the 66-book Protestant order used here.

Source: 66-book Protestant canon

Books of the BibleEasy

19. In the 66-book Protestant order used by this quiz, which book appears first in the New Testament?

  1. Luke
  2. John
  3. Matthew
  4. Mark
Show answer and explanation

Answer C: Matthew

Why: Matthew is the first New Testament book in the order used by this quiz.

Source: 66-book Protestant canon

Books of the BibleEasy

20. In the 66-book Bible used by this quiz, which book contains 150 numbered poems, songs, and prayers?

  1. Isaiah
  2. Psalms
  3. Proverbs
  4. Jeremiah
Show answer and explanation

Answer B: Psalms

Why: Psalms contains 150 numbered psalms in the Bible edition used by this quiz.

Source: Psalms 1–150

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 wording may change, while the tested fact, correct option, and supporting source stay aligned.

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. A round draws up to 20 questions without repeats; a focused topic may have a shorter Easy round.

What age is this Bible quiz for?

Easy describes question difficulty, not an age rating. The shared question bank includes references to death, violence, and sacrifice. Parents or teachers should preview the questions and play alongside younger children; independent readers may still need help discussing the passages.

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?

Easy is the recommended starting level on this page. Players can choose Medium, Hard, or Mixed in the round setup 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. Choose Untimed mode for read-aloud play. An 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

Questions reviewed against their biblical sources

Prepared byBibleGamesHub editorial teamLast reviewedAugust 23, 2026VersionsWEB and KJV

Passage-based answers are checked against the cited Bible text. WEB and KJV wording is reviewed separately, and book-order questions identify the 66-book Protestant canon used by the quiz. We flag questions for revision or removal when the cited source supports more than one reasonable answer.

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