The Book of Acts Complete Quiz — Chapters 1 to 28 Flashcards

#1

On the Day of Pentecost, how many people were added to the church after Peter's first sermon?

📖 Acts 2:41

#2

What was the name of the beggar who was healed by Peter and John at the gate of the temple?

📖 Acts 3:2-8

#3

Which couple was struck dead for lying to the Holy Spirit about the price of their property?

📖 Acts 5:1-10

#4

Who was the young man who fell asleep and fell to his death from a window while Paul was preaching in Troas?

📖 Acts 20:9-10

#5

What happened when Peter was in a trance and saw a sheet lowered from heaven containing unclean animals?

📖 Acts 10:9-15

#6

How many missionary journeys did Paul undertake as recorded in the Book of Acts?

📖 Acts 13:1-21:15

#7

What was the occasion when the Ephesian disciples received the Holy Spirit through Paul's hands after having only received John's baptism?

📖 Acts 19:1-6

#8

Who was the sorcerer in Paphos who opposed Paul and was struck blind by the Holy Spirit?

📖 Acts 13:6-11

#2

A man crippled from birth with no name given

Acts 3:2 describes a man crippled from birth being healed at the temple gate, but the text does not provide his name. This is distinct from other healings where names are mentioned.

Acts 3:2-8

#1

About 3,000 people

Acts 2:41 records that about 3,000 people were added to the church after Peter's Pentecost sermon, marking a pivotal moment in early church growth.

Acts 2:41

#4

Eutychus

Acts 20:9-10 records that Eutychus, a young man in Troas, fell asleep during Paul's extended preaching, fell from a third-story window, and was pronounced dead—but Paul restored him to life.

Acts 20:9-10

#3

Ananias and Sapphira

Acts 5:1-10 records that Ananias and Sapphira were struck dead for lying about the proceeds from selling their land and deceiving the apostles and the Holy Spirit.

Acts 5:1-10

#6

Three

The Book of Acts records three major missionary journeys of Paul: the first (Acts 13-14), the second (Acts 15:36-18:22), and the third (Acts 18:23-21:15), after which he was arrested in Jerusalem.

Acts 13:1-21:15

#5

He was told that God had made the animals clean and not to call them unclean

In Acts 10:9-15, Peter's trance vision showed him a sheet of unclean animals, and God told him not to call unclean what God has made clean, beginning the process of Peter understanding that Gentiles could be included in God's plan.

Acts 10:9-15

#8

Elymas Bar-Jesus

Acts 13:6-11 records that Elymas (also called Bar-Jesus), a sorcerer in Paphos, opposed Paul's preaching to the proconsul Sergius Paulus and was struck blind by the Holy Spirit as a judgment.

Acts 13:6-11

#7

When Paul laid his hands on them after they believed in Jesus

Acts 19:1-6 describes how Paul found disciples in Ephesus who had only received John's baptism; when Paul laid his hands on them after they believed in Jesus, they received the Holy Spirit with the evidence of speaking in tongues.

Acts 19:1-6

#9

What was the riot about in Ephesus that involved Demetrius and caused the city clerk to address the crowd?

📖 Acts 19:23-41

#10

How many times was Paul shipwrecked, and in which chapter does he describe these experiences?

📖 Acts 27:1-44; 2 Corinthians 11:25

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#10

We cannot determine this from Acts alone

While Acts 27 records Paul's shipwreck on the way to Rome, Paul himself states in 2 Corinthians 11:25 that he had been shipwrecked three times, indicating that Acts does not record all of his shipwrecks.

Acts 27:1-44; 2 Corinthians 11:25

#9

Objection to Paul's preaching against idolatry and loss of business for silversmiths making shrines

Acts 19:23-41 describes how Demetrius, a silversmith who made shrines of the goddess Artemis, stirred up a riot because Paul's preaching against idolatry was affecting his business, and the city clerk eventually calmed the crowd.

Acts 19:23-41

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