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Genesis Bible Quiz: 50 Questions & Answers

Play a free 20-question Genesis round and check every answer with an exact chapter and verse—no sign-up.

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A focused Genesis quiz you can finish in one sitting.

  • 50-question bank
  • 20 per round
  • WEB + KJV
  • Exact references

Genesis questions with answers

Try three Genesis Bible quiz questions now

Open each answer for its exact Genesis reference, then continue to the complete 20-question preview or start a randomized round.
1Who built the ark before the flood?

Noah Genesis 6:14

2Who was the first woman named in Genesis?

Eve Genesis 3:20

3Who killed his brother Abel?

Cain Genesis 4:8

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Free Genesis Bible Quiz Questions and Answers

Test your knowledge from creation through Jacob’s early story.

This Genesis Bible quiz draws 20 questions from a dedicated 50-question bank for each round. Questions cover creation and Eden, Noah and the flood, Babel, Abraham and Sarah, Isaac and Rebekah, and Jacob and Esau. Every answer reveals the exact Genesis reference for checking the passage in context.

Want a wider challenge? Try the Old Testament Bible trivia page or explore all seven Bible quiz topics.

How the Genesis Bible quiz works

Start the quiz, choose WEB or KJV, and select Easy, Medium, Hard, or Mixed. Each question has four distinct choices and one correct answer. Every round contains 20 questions without repeats.

  1. 1

    Choose a Bible version

    Use the modern wording of WEB or the familiar language of KJV.

  2. 2

    Set the difficulty

    Pick one level or use Mixed for a balanced 6–10–4 question split.

  3. 3

    Answer 20 questions

    Select A, B, C, or D. Every question has one clear correct answer.

  4. 4

    Check the passage

    Use the revealed Genesis chapter and verse to read the answer in context.

What the Genesis Bible quiz covers

The current 50-question collection covers Genesis 1–50, moving from creation and the earliest generations to God’s covenant with Abraham and the stories of Isaac, Rebekah, Jacob, Esau, Joseph, and his brothers.

Creation & Eden

Creation, Adam and Eve, the garden, and the fall.

Genesis 1–3

Cain & the Early Generations

Cain and Abel, the first families, and the line from Adam to Noah.

Genesis 4–5

Noah & the Flood

The ark, the flood, the covenant, and Noah’s descendants.

Genesis 6–9

Nations & Babel

The families of the nations and the tower in the land of Shinar.

Genesis 10–11

Abraham & Sarah

God’s call and covenant, Hagar and Ishmael, and the promised son.

Genesis 12–23

Isaac, Rebekah, Jacob & Esau

A new generation, the birthright, the blessing, and Jacob’s journey.

Genesis 24–29

Jacob’s Family & Joseph

Jacob’s sons, Joseph in Egypt, reconciliation, and the family’s move.

Genesis 30–50

Balanced difficulty in every Mixed round

Mixed mode follows the same 30% easy, 50% medium, and 20% hard balance used across the complete Genesis question bank.

6 easy10 medium4 hard
  • Four distinct choicesEvery option is different and fits the question type.
  • One clear answerNo ambiguous results or two equally valid choices.
  • No round repeatsEach of the 20 questions appears once.
  • Exact Genesis referenceRead the supporting chapter and verse after answering.

20 Genesis Bible quiz questions and answers

Preview 20 questions from the current Genesis bank. The selection uses the same 6 easy, 10 medium, and 4 hard balance as a Mixed round. Open any answer for a brief explanation and its exact Genesis reference.

Easy level

Easy Genesis quiz questions

Familiar people and events from the opening book of the Bible.

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: Genesis 6:14 identifies Noah as the person or group described.

Reference: Genesis 6:14

GenesisEasy

2. Who was the first woman named in Genesis?

  1. Sarah
  2. Eve
  3. Rebekah
  4. Rachel
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Answer B: Eve

Why: Genesis 3:20 identifies Eve as the person or group described.

Reference: Genesis 3:20

GenesisEasy

3. Who killed his brother Abel?

  1. Seth
  2. Esau
  3. Cain
  4. Lamech
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Answer C: Cain

Why: Genesis 4:8 identifies Cain as the person or group described.

Reference: Genesis 4:8

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
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Answer D: 300 cubits

Why: Genesis 6:15 records the relevant detail: 300 cubits.

Reference: Genesis 6:15

GenesisEasy

5. 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: Genesis 21:3 records the relevant detail: Isaac.

Reference: Genesis 21:3

GenesisEasy

6. Who became Adam’s wife after God formed her from one of Adam’s ribs?

  1. Rebekah
  2. Eve
  3. Rachel
  4. Sarah
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Answer B: Eve

Why: Genesis 2:22 identifies Eve as the person or group described.

Reference: Genesis 2:22

Medium level

Medium Genesis quiz questions

Story details that reward careful reading across Genesis 1–50.

GenesisMedium

7. What sign did God place in the clouds after the flood as a sign of his covenant?

  1. A stone altar
  2. A rainbow
  3. A pillar of fire
  4. A burning bush
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Answer B: A rainbow

Why: Genesis 9:13 records the relevant detail: A rainbow.

Reference: Genesis 9:13

GenesisMedium

8. Whom did God test by asking him to offer his son Isaac?

  1. Abraham
  2. Noah
  3. Joseph
  4. Jacob
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Answer A: Abraham

Why: Genesis 22:1 identifies Abraham as the person or group described.

Reference: Genesis 22:1

GenesisMedium

9. Who interpreted Pharaoh’s dreams about years of plenty and famine?

  1. Judah
  2. Joseph
  3. Reuben
  4. Benjamin
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Answer B: Joseph

Why: Genesis 41:25 identifies Joseph as the person or group described.

Reference: Genesis 41:25

GenesisMedium

10. What happened to the people’s language during the building of the tower of Babel?

  1. It was forgotten for seven years
  2. It became one universal language
  3. God confused it
  4. It was written on stone
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Answer C: God confused it

Why: Genesis 11:9 records the relevant detail: God confused it.

Reference: Genesis 11:9

GenesisMedium

11. Who laughed to herself when she heard that she would have a son?

  1. Rachel
  2. Rebekah
  3. Leah
  4. Sarah
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Answer D: Sarah

Why: Genesis 18:12 identifies Sarah as the person or group described.

Reference: Genesis 18:12

GenesisMedium

12. Who became Isaac’s wife after meeting Abraham’s servant at a well?

  1. Rebekah
  2. Rachel
  3. Leah
  4. Hagar
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Answer A: Rebekah

Why: Genesis 24:67 identifies Rebekah as the person or group described.

Reference: Genesis 24:67

GenesisMedium

13. What did Esau sell to Jacob for bread and lentil stew?

  1. His inheritance of land
  2. His birthright
  3. His tent
  4. His flock
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Answer B: His birthright

Why: Genesis 25:33 records the relevant detail: His birthright.

Reference: Genesis 25:33

GenesisMedium

14. Which son did Jacob love more than all his other sons and give a special robe?

  1. Judah
  2. Benjamin
  3. Joseph
  4. Reuben
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Answer C: Joseph

Why: Genesis 37:3 identifies Joseph as the person or group described.

Reference: Genesis 37:3

GenesisMedium

15. What was the name of Joseph’s youngest brother?

  1. Judah
  2. Reuben
  3. Levi
  4. Benjamin
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Answer D: Benjamin

Why: Genesis 35:18 records the relevant detail: Benjamin.

Reference: Genesis 35:18

GenesisMedium

16. How many years did Jacob first serve Laban in order to marry Rachel?

  1. Seven years
  2. Fourteen years
  3. Three years
  4. Ten years
Show answer and explanation

Answer A: Seven years

Why: Genesis 29:20 records the relevant detail: Seven years.

Reference: Genesis 29:20

Hard level

Hard Genesis quiz questions

Less familiar names, places, and wording for close readers.

GenesisHard

17. Who received the name Israel after wrestling through the night?

  1. Joseph
  2. Esau
  3. Jacob
  4. Isaac
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Answer C: Jacob

Why: Genesis 32:28 identifies Jacob as the person or group described.

Reference: Genesis 32:28

GenesisHard

18. Which brother persuaded the others not to kill Joseph and planned to rescue him from the pit?

  1. Judah
  2. Levi
  3. Reuben
  4. Benjamin
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Answer C: Reuben

Why: Genesis 37:21 identifies Reuben as the person or group described.

Reference: Genesis 37:21

GenesisHard

19. Which brother offered to remain as a slave in Egypt so that Benjamin could return to Jacob?

  1. Reuben
  2. Simeon
  3. Levi
  4. Judah
Show answer and explanation

Answer D: Judah

Why: Genesis 44:33 identifies Judah as the person or group described.

Reference: Genesis 44:33

GenesisHard

20. Complete the verse: “You meant evil against me, but God meant it for ___.”

  1. justice
  2. mercy
  3. peace
  4. good
Show answer and explanation

Answer D: good

Why: Genesis 50:20 supplies the missing word or phrase: “good.”

Reference: Genesis 50:20

Two Bible translations

Choose WEB or KJV without changing the answer

WEB

Clear, modern English

Contemporary wording makes Genesis approachable for families and newer readers.

KJV

Classic, familiar language

Traditional phrasing suits readers and churches familiar with the King James Version.

Switching versions changes the wording, not the tested fact, correct choice, or supporting Genesis reference.

Genesis quiz questions for study, classes, and groups

Use a 20-question round after reading Genesis, during a Sunday school lesson, at youth group, or for family Bible time. Reveal each reference after answering and continue by reading the surrounding passage together.

Personal studyReview key people and events after reading.
Sunday schoolChoose a difficulty that fits the class.
Small groupsDiscuss the passage behind each answer.
Family game nightUse Mixed mode for a varied challenge.

Learn, then play

Review Genesis before your next round

Follow the stories and people behind the questions, then return with the timeline fresh in your mind.

Genesis Bible quiz FAQ

How many questions are in the Genesis Bible quiz?

The Genesis topic bank contains 50 carefully selected questions, including classic stories and 10 verse completions. Each round draws 20 without repeats.

Which parts of Genesis does this quiz cover?

The current quiz covers Genesis 1–50, including creation, Eden, Cain and Abel, Noah and the flood, Babel, Abraham and Sarah, Isaac and Rebekah, Jacob and Esau, and Joseph in Egypt.

Can I choose easy, medium, or hard Genesis questions?

Yes. Choose Easy, Medium, Hard, or Mixed. A 20-question Mixed round contains 6 easy, 10 medium, and 4 hard questions.

Will Genesis questions repeat during a round?

No. Each question appears only once inside a 20-question round. Starting another round reshuffles the available questions.

Does every answer include a Genesis reference?

Yes. After answering, you will see the supporting chapter and verse so you can read the passage in context.

Can I play the Genesis quiz in WEB or KJV?

Yes. You can switch between the World English Bible and the King James Version. The tested fact, answer choices, and correct answer stay aligned.

Is the Genesis Bible quiz free?

Yes. The quiz is free to play in your browser and does not require an account or sign-up.

Can I use the Genesis questions for a group?

Yes. The 20-question format works for Sunday school, youth groups, small groups, family game nights, and personal Bible study.

Creation to Jacob

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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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