The Book of Acts True or False Quiz — 10 Questions with Answers Flashcards

#1

Peter and John were arrested and brought before the Sanhedrin after healing a beggar at the gate called Beautiful.

📖 Acts 3:1–4:7

#2

Stephen was the first Christian martyr and was stoned to death by a crowd that included a young man named Saul.

📖 Acts 7:58–60

#3

The Holy Spirit fell upon Cornelius and his household before they were baptized in water.

📖 Acts 10:44–48

#4

On the day of Pentecost, Peter preached and three thousand people were baptized and added to the church.

📖 Acts 2:41

#5

Ananias and Sapphira died because they lied about the price they received when selling their land.

📖 Acts 5:1–10

#6

Paul and Silas were imprisoned in Philippi and released after an earthquake broke open the prison doors.

📖 Acts 16:25–34

#7

Barnabas sold a field and gave all the money from the sale to the apostles for distribution to the needy.

📖 Acts 4:36–37

#8

Herod Agrippa I was struck down by an angel and eaten by worms because he accepted praise as a god.

📖 Acts 12:20–23

#2

True

Acts 6:8–7:60 records Stephen's trial and execution by stoning, and Acts 7:58 explicitly names Saul (later Paul) as a witness who guarded the cloaks of those killing him.

Acts 7:58–60

#1

True

Acts 3:1–4:7 describes Peter and John healing a crippled beggar at the temple gate called Beautiful, which led to their arrest and interrogation by the Sanhedrin, the Jewish council.

Acts 3:1–4:7

#4

True

Acts 2:14–41 records Peter's Pentecost sermon, and verse 41 states that about three thousand people were added to the church after being baptized.

Acts 2:41

#3

True

Acts 10:44–48 records that the Holy Spirit fell on Cornelius, his family, and friends while Peter was speaking, and only then were they baptized with water.

Acts 10:44–48

#6

True

Acts 16:25–34 describes Paul and Silas singing hymns in a Philippi jail when an earthquake opened the prison doors. The Philippian jailer, believing he would be executed for their escape, was about to kill himself when Paul stopped him and led him to faith.

Acts 16:25–34

#5

True

Acts 5:1–10 records that Ananias and Sapphira sold a property but agreed to misrepresent the sale price to the apostles. Peter confronted them about lying to the Holy Spirit, and both died as a result.

Acts 5:1–10

#8

True

Acts 12:20–23 records that King Herod Agrippa I accepted the people's acclamation as a god and did not give glory to God. An angel struck him down, and he was eaten by worms (vermin) and died.

Acts 12:20–23

#7

True

Acts 4:36–37 states that Barnabas, a Levite from Cyprus, sold a field he owned and brought the entire proceeds to the apostles to be distributed to those in need.

Acts 4:36–37

#9

Philip baptized an Ethiopian eunuch along the road from Jerusalem to Gaza after explaining Isaiah 53 to him.

📖 Acts 8:26–40

#10

Paul was shipwrecked on the island of Crete while being transported to Rome for trial.

📖 Acts 27:39–44

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#10

False

Acts 27:39–44 records that Paul was shipwrecked on the island of Malta, not Crete, during his voyage to Rome. The ship ran aground on Malta, and all 276 people aboard reached land safely.

Acts 27:39–44

#9

True

Acts 8:26–40 records that Philip met an Ethiopian eunuch reading Isaiah 53. Philip explained the passage, the eunuch believed, and Philip baptized him in a roadside body of water.

Acts 8:26–40

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