Women of the Bible Trivia Printable for Women’s Ministry

Looking for Women of the Bible trivia questions for a women's ministry event, fellowship night, or Bible study group?

FaithBlitz has ready-to-use Women of the Bible quizzes you can play online or print as Bible trivia PDFs with answer keys and Scripture references.

These quizzes can work as a women's Bible study opener, a fellowship activity, a team game, a table discussion starter, or a printable review sheet after studying women in Scripture.

Start with one of these quizzes.

Print a Women of the Bible Quiz

### Women of the Bible — Easy Quiz

10 questions · Easy · Old and New Testament

This is the best starting point for a women's ministry group with mixed Bible knowledge.

Use it as an icebreaker, a table activity, or a low-pressure way to begin a discussion about women in Scripture.

### Women of the Bible Quiz

10 questions · Medium · Both Testaments

This quiz is a stronger challenge for regular Bible study groups or women's ministry events where many participants already know familiar Bible stories.

It includes women from across Scripture and can lead into discussion about faith, courage, obedience, wisdom, motherhood, leadership, service, and trust in God.

### Women of the New Testament Quiz

10 questions · Medium · New Testament

This quiz focuses on women connected to the life of Jesus, the early church, and the New Testament.

Use it for a women's Bible study series, a New Testament review night, or a lesson focused on discipleship, service, faith, and following Jesus.

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Why Use Women of the Bible Trivia?

Women of the Bible trivia can be more than a game.

It can help a group remember important people in Scripture and start conversations about what their stories teach.

A good quiz can lead to questions like:

What do we learn from Ruth's loyalty?

How did Esther show courage?

What did Mary's response reveal about faith?

Why is Hannah's prayer remembered?

What can we learn from Martha and Mary?

How did women support Jesus' ministry?

These are not just trivia facts.

They are openings for Bible study, testimony, discussion, and reflection.

Where Women's Ministry Can Use Bible Trivia

A Women of the Bible quiz can work in several ministry settings.

### Women's Fellowship Night

Use the quiz as a light opening activity before food, announcements, worship, or a short devotion.

Print one copy per table and let women work together.

This helps people talk before the main part of the event begins.

### Women's Bible Study Group

If your group is studying a woman from Scripture, use a related quiz before or after the lesson.

For example, if the study includes Ruth, Hannah, Mary, Martha, Elizabeth, Priscilla, or Lydia, a Women of the Bible quiz can help review names, events, and themes.

### Church Retreat or Conference

Use Bible trivia as a simple breakout activity.

Teams can complete the quiz together, then discuss one question that stood out.

This works well because it gives structure without requiring complicated supplies.

### Mother's Day Event

Women of the Bible trivia can also work for a Mother's Day brunch, church gathering, or special women's event.

A quiz about mothers, faithful women, and women who shaped biblical history can create a thoughtful activity without making the event feel too formal.

### Small Group Icebreaker

Use three to five questions at the start of a meeting.

Ask the question, let the group answer, then ask one follow-up discussion prompt.

This gets people talking without putting anyone on the spot.

Keep the Activity Encouraging

Not everyone in the room will have the same Bible background.

Some women may have studied Scripture for decades.

Others may be newer to the Bible.

Some may recognize famous names like Mary, Ruth, and Esther but not know less familiar women like Priscilla, Lydia, Deborah, Huldah, or Jael.

That is okay.

The purpose of a women's Bible trivia game is not to embarrass anyone.

The purpose is to learn together.

Use language like:

"Let's answer these as a table."

"Take your best guess."

"We'll check the Scripture after."

"No pressure — this is for learning."

"Wrong answers are a chance to review."

That tone helps make the activity welcoming.

Women's Ministry Activity Format 1: Table Team Quiz

This is the easiest format for most women's ministry events.

Print one quiz per table.

Give each table 10 minutes to complete it together.

Then review the answers as a full group.

Ask each table to choose one question they found interesting, surprising, or difficult.

This format works well because no one has to answer alone.

It also naturally creates conversation.

One person may remember the story.

Another may know the Bible book.

Someone else may ask, "Where is that in Scripture?"

That is exactly the kind of interaction a good Bible quiz can create.

Women's Ministry Activity Format 2: Leader-Led Trivia Round

For a more group-wide activity, have one leader read the questions aloud.

Divide the room into two or more teams.

Read each question and the answer choices.

Give teams time to discuss.

Ask each team to choose an answer.

Reveal the correct answer and Scripture reference.

Award one point for each correct answer.

For a deeper version, give a bonus point if a team can explain the story or identify the Bible book.

This format works well for larger events where you want everyone focused on the same questions.

Women's Ministry Activity Format 3: No-Score Discussion Quiz

Not every group needs points.

For a Bible study setting, you may want the quiz to lead into discussion instead of competition.

Read a question.

Let people answer.

Reveal the correct answer.

Then ask:

What do we learn from this woman's story?

What part of the story is easy to overlook?

How did she respond to God?

What challenge did she face?

How does this connect to our lives today?

This format is especially useful when the group wants conversation more than a game.

Women's Ministry Activity Format 4: Scripture Search Challenge

This version turns the quiz into Bible navigation practice.

Give each team a Bible.

Read the quiz question.

Teams must find the answer in Scripture.

The first team to find the correct passage and answer earns a point.

This works well when you want the activity to be more Bible study than trivia.

It also helps newer Bible readers practice finding passages and connecting answers to Scripture.

You can score it like this:

Correct answer: 1 point

Correct Bible book: 1 bonus point

Correct passage or verse: 2 bonus points

Women's Ministry Activity Format 5: Devotion + Quiz

Use the quiz after a short devotion about women in Scripture.

For example, the devotion might focus on:

* Ruth's loyalty

* Esther's courage

* Mary's faith

* Hannah's prayer

* Deborah's leadership

* Lydia's hospitality

* Priscilla's teaching and service

* Martha and Mary's different responses to Jesus

After the devotion, use the quiz to review other women in Scripture and continue the conversation.

This keeps the quiz connected to the spiritual focus of the event.

Women's Ministry Activity Format 6: "Who Am I?" Bible Round

You can also use Women of the Bible trivia as a guessing game.

Instead of reading the quiz question exactly, give clues.

Example:

"I was a Moabite woman who stayed with my mother-in-law."

"I became part of the family line connected to King David."

"Who am I?"

Answer: Ruth.

You can build this format from the quiz questions and answer key.

It works well as a group game because people can call out guesses, discuss clues, and remember Bible stories together.

Women's Ministry Activity Format 7: Monthly Bible Women Spotlight

If your women's group meets monthly, choose one woman from Scripture each month.

Use a quiz question as the opener.

Then read the passage connected to her story.

Then discuss what the group can learn from her example.

Possible monthly themes:

* Ruth and loyalty

* Esther and courage

* Hannah and prayer

* Mary and faith

* Martha and service

* Mary of Bethany and worship

* Lydia and hospitality

* Priscilla and ministry

* Deborah and leadership

* Elizabeth and trust

This turns Bible trivia into a recurring ministry rhythm.

Discussion Prompts for Women of the Bible Trivia

After a quiz question, use one or two discussion prompts.

You do not need to ask all of these.

Choose the question that fits the moment.

* What do we learn from this woman's story?

* What challenge did she face?

* How did she respond to God?

* What part of her story is easy to miss?

* What does this passage teach us about faith?

* How did God work through her situation?

* What would you ask if you were new to this story?

* How does this connect to our current Bible study?

* What surprised you about this answer?

* What is one thing we should remember from this passage?

The best women's Bible study games are not only fun.

They help the group talk about Scripture.

Women of the Bible Trivia Should Point Back to Scripture

A Bible quiz should not replace Scripture reading.

It should send people back to Scripture.

That is why FaithBlitz printable quizzes include Scripture references.

If your group misses a question, use the reference to open the Bible and review the story.

Do not simply say:

"The answer was Deborah."

Ask:

Where do we see Deborah in Scripture?

What was happening in Israel?

What role did she play?

What does her story show us?

That turns a missed answer into a teaching moment.

How to Choose the Right Women of the Bible Quiz

Choose the quiz based on your group.

### For a Mixed Group

Start with the easy Women of the Bible quiz.

This is best when the group includes new Bible readers, visitors, or women with different levels of Bible knowledge.

### For a Regular Bible Study Group

Use the medium Women of the Bible quiz.

This gives a stronger challenge and can create better discussion for groups that already know familiar Bible stories.

### For a New Testament Study

Use the Women of the New Testament quiz.

This works well if your group is studying the Gospels, Acts, the early church, or New Testament discipleship.

Should You Use Printed or Online Quizzes?

Both can work.

### Printed Quizzes

Printed quizzes are best for:

* Fellowship tables

* Retreat groups

* Church rooms without easy screen access

* Team games

* Leader copies with answer keys

* Groups where you want phones put away

Printed quizzes help the room stay focused.

### Online Quizzes

Online quizzes are useful for:

* Between-meeting challenges

* Remote groups

* Personal review

* Women who want to continue studying at home

* Follow-up after a Bible study session

You can use both together.

Print the quiz for the group meeting.

Then share the quiz link afterward so people can replay it or try another quiz at home.

A Simple 30-Minute Women's Ministry Quiz Plan

Here is an easy format you can use for a women's fellowship night or Bible study meeting.

### First 5 Minutes: Welcome and Setup

Introduce the activity.

Explain that the goal is learning and discussion, not pressure.

Divide women into tables or small teams.

### Next 10 Minutes: Complete the Quiz

Give each team a printed quiz.

Let them work together.

Encourage discussion.

### Next 10 Minutes: Review the Answers

Read each question aloud.

Reveal the correct answer.

Use the Scripture reference for questions that created confusion or discussion.

### Final 5 Minutes: Reflection

Ask one question:

Which woman from the quiz do you want to learn more about?

or:

What story from tonight's quiz encouraged or challenged you?

That keeps the activity meaningful.

A Longer Women's Ministry Event Format

For a larger event, use Bible trivia as one part of the evening.

Example:

Welcome and food: 15 minutes

Opening devotion: 10 minutes

Women of the Bible trivia: 20 minutes

Table discussion: 15 minutes

Group sharing: 10 minutes

Prayer: 10 minutes

This lets the quiz support the theme instead of taking over the entire event.

Women of the Bible Trivia Prize Ideas

You do not need expensive prizes.

Simple prize ideas include:

* Journal

* Bookmark

* Coffee gift card

* Small devotional book

* Candle

* Scripture card set

* Tea or coffee basket

* Chocolate

* First choice at dessert

* Team bragging rights

Keep the tone fun and light.

The prize is not the point.

The conversation around Scripture is the point.

Women's Ministry Bible Game Ideas Using Quiz Questions

A printable Women of the Bible quiz can be used in several ways.

### Name Match

Match each woman to the Bible story or event connected to her.

### Scripture Search

Use the Scripture references and have teams find the passage.

### Table Trivia

Each table completes the quiz together.

### Guess the Woman

Read clues until the team identifies the correct woman.

### Discussion Cards

Turn each quiz question into a discussion prompt.

### Speed Round

Read questions quickly and let teams answer with whiteboards or paper.

### Take-Home Challenge

Give the quiz as a follow-up activity for women to complete during the week.

One printable quiz can become several different activities.

Women of the Bible Trivia FAQ

### Where can I find Women of the Bible trivia questions?

FaithBlitz has Women of the Bible quizzes you can play online or print with an answer key and Scripture references.

### Is there a Women of the Bible quiz printable?

Yes. FaithBlitz quizzes include Print PDF options, including Women of the Bible quiz printables.

### Can I use this for a women's ministry event?

Yes. Women of the Bible trivia works well for women's fellowship nights, Bible study groups, retreats, brunches, church events, and small group activities.

### Does the printable quiz include answers?

Yes. FaithBlitz printable quizzes include an answer key.

### Are Scripture references included?

Yes. FaithBlitz printables include Scripture references so leaders can review answers from the Bible.

### What is the best Women of the Bible quiz for beginners?

Start with the easy Women of the Bible quiz if your group has mixed Bible knowledge or newer Bible readers.

### Can I print more than one quiz?

A free FaithBlitz account can print one quiz per day. FaithBlitz Pro includes unlimited printable Bible quiz PDFs without the FaithBlitz watermark.

### Can I assign quizzes to a women's Bible study group?

FaithBlitz Pro includes Church Group Mode, which lets leaders create a group, assign quizzes, and view scores and accuracy.

### Where can I find more printable Bible quizzes?

Browse the FaithBlitz Printables Library for Bible quiz sheets, kids resources, church group materials, and Bible in a Year study packs.

Print a Women of the Bible Quiz

A Women of the Bible trivia printable can help your group do more than answer questions.

It can start discussion.

It can review Scripture.

It can help women remember stories they have not studied in a while.

It can point everyone back to the Bible.

Start with the easy quiz for a low-pressure activity, the medium quiz for a stronger challenge, or the New Testament quiz for a focused study.

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