1. According to Exodus 12:3-5, what specific instructions did God give regarding the selection of the Passover lamb?
A.Each family was to select a lamb without defect, one year old, from either sheep or goats
B.Only firstborn male lambs were acceptable for the Passover
C.The lambs had to be purchased from Egyptian merchants
D.Each family could choose any animal as long as it was domesticated
2. What time of day did the Israelites kill the Passover lamb according to Exodus 12:6?
A.At twilight (between sunset and dark)
B.At noon under the bright sun
C.In the early morning before sunrise
D.At midnight exactly
3. In Exodus 12:7, what were the Israelites instructed to do with the blood of the Passover lamb?
A.Put it on the sides and tops of the doorframes of their houses
B.Sprinkle it on all the windows of their homes
C.Pour it on the ground as an offering to the Lord
D.Drink it as part of the Passover meal
4. According to Exodus 12:8, which of the following was NOT part of how the Israelites were to eat the Passover lamb?
A.The lamb was to be roasted and served cold the next day
B.It was to be eaten with unleavened bread
C.It was to be eaten with bitter herbs
D.The entire lamb was to be roasted over the fire
5. What was the significance of the unleavened bread in the Passover meal as explained in Exodus 12:39?
A.It commemorated the hasty departure of the Israelites who had no time for bread to rise
B.It was required because yeast was forbidden in Egypt
C.It represented the purity of the lamb sacrifice
D.It was a symbol of wealth and abundance in the desert
6. How long were the Israelites to observe the Feast of Unleavened Bread according to Exodus 12:15?
A.For seven days, during which no yeast was to be found in their houses
B.For three days immediately following the Passover meal
C.For forty days to commemorate the wilderness wandering
D.For one day only, the day after the Passover
7. According to Exodus 12:21-23, what would happen when the Lord saw the blood on the doorframes?
A.The Lord would pass over those homes and not strike down the firstborn
B.The Lord would bless those homes with extra livestock and wealth
C.The Lord would mark those homes for special protection throughout Egypt
D.The Lord would reveal Himself to those families in a visible way
8. What did God instruct the Israelites to do regarding the Passover as a lasting ordinance according to Exodus 12:24-25?
A.They were to observe it as a festival for their descendants to remember their deliverance
B.They were to observe it only during their lifetime in Egypt
C.They were to teach it to non-Israelites to spread God's fame
D.They were to perform it every month to maintain God's favor
9. In Exodus 12:29-30, what happened at midnight that caused Pharaoh to summon Moses and Aaron?
A.The Lord struck down all the firstborn in Egypt, from the firstborn of Pharaoh to the firstborn of prisoners
B.A great earthquake shook Egypt and destroyed Pharaoh's palace
C.The Nile River turned to blood and destroyed all the Egyptian crops
D.An invasion of locusts covered the entire land of Egypt
10. What request did Pharaoh make to the Israelites in Exodus 12:31-32?
A.He urged them to leave Egypt and to also take their flocks and herds and bless him
B.He demanded they leave but forbade them from taking any of their possessions
C.He asked them to leave Egypt and to return after seven days
D.He ordered them to leave and to destroy the Passover lamb as proof of their departure