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Bible Quiz: How Well Do You Know the Bible?
10 questions. How many can you get right?
Quiz + 7-day guide · FreeExplained answers and a card with your score.
10 questions. How many can you get right?
Quiz + 7-day guide · FreeTest your Bible knowledge with 10 multiple-choice questions about well-known books, people, and stories from the Old and New Testaments. When you finish, you'll see your score and every answer explained with a Bible reference, plus a free 7-day study guide, a PDF, and a result card with your name. No sign-up, no app, no payment.
Ten more questions, different from the ones in the quiz, to practice on your own or to use with your youth group, Sunday school class, or family. Tap a question to see the answer.
Methuselah (969 years)
Genesis 5:27 says Methuselah lived 969 years, the longest life span the Bible records for anyone.
Jericho
Joshua 6:15–20 says the Israelites marched around Jericho seven times on the seventh day, and the walls fell when the priests blew the trumpets and the people shouted.
Samson
Judges 13–16 tells the story of Samson, a judge of Israel known for his great strength. In Judges 16:17, he links that strength to his Nazirite vow and his uncut hair.
Saul
The prophet Samuel anoints Saul in 1 Samuel 10:1, and in 1 Samuel 10:24 the people hail him as king.
Jonah
Jonah 1:17 says a great fish swallowed Jonah, and he stayed inside it for three days and three nights (Jonah 2:1 in the NABRE). The KJV calls it a whale in Matthew 12:40, where Jesus refers to Jonah's story.
Bethlehem, in Judea
Matthew 2:1 and Luke 2:4–7 both place Jesus' birth in Bethlehem in Judea. Luke calls it the town of David and adds that Mary laid the baby in a manger.
Twelve apostles
Many people followed Jesus, but Luke 6:12–16 says he chose twelve of his disciples and called them apostles. Matthew 10:2–4 lists their names.
Five loaves and two fish
All four Gospels record this miracle. In John 6:5–13, a boy's five barley loaves and two fish feed about 5,000 men, and the disciples gather twelve baskets of leftovers.
Judas Iscariot
In Matthew 26:14–16, Judas Iscariot, one of the Twelve, agrees to hand Jesus over to the chief priests for thirty pieces of silver; in Matthew 26:47–49, he identifies Jesus to the crowd with a kiss.
Antioch
According to Acts 11:26, Antioch is where the followers of Jesus were first called Christians, after Barnabas and Saul (Paul) spent a whole year there meeting with the church and teaching many people.
Yes, this Bible quiz is completely free. The quiz, the explained answers, the 7-day study guide, the PDF, and the result card cost nothing, and you don't need an app or an account. You only need to type your first name if you want to download the PDF and card.
The quiz has 10 multiple-choice questions at an easy-to-medium level, shown one per screen. They focus on well-known books, people, and stories, so the quiz works for beginners, teens, and adults, and most people finish in a few minutes.
Yes, you see all 10 correct answers as soon as you finish. Each one comes with a short explanation and a chapter-and-verse Bible reference, and you can save them all in a free PDF.
Use the Bible you already read: the KJV, NIV, ESV, NKJV, NLT, and Catholic Bibles such as the NABRE all work. The quiz gives chapter-and-verse references instead of quoting verses, and where the NABRE numbers a passage differently, the explanation says so.
Protestant Bibles have 66 books, and Catholic Bibles have 73. Both have the same 27 books in the New Testament. The difference is in the Old Testament: 39 books in Protestant Bibles and 46 in Catholic Bibles, which also include books such as Tobit, Judith, and 1 and 2 Maccabees.
A Bible quiz is a set of questions that tests how well you know the books, people, and events of the Bible. Churches use them in Sunday school, youth groups, and competitions, and many people take them on their own to review what they have read.
The best way to prepare for a Bible quiz is to read the passages it covers and note names, places, and numbers as you go. Review a little every day rather than all at once; the free 7-day guide at the end of this quiz gives you a short reading and an activity for each day.
Yes, the quiz works well for youth groups, Sunday school classes, and families. Share the link on WhatsApp or in your group chat so everyone can answer on their own phone, then compare scores and go through the explained answers together.
Questions, answers, and references checked in the King James Version (KJV) and compared with the NIV, ESV, NKJV, NLT, and NABRE. Always read the passage in your own Bible. Last reviewed: October 2026.