Women of the Bible True or False Quiz — 10 Questions with Answers Flashcards

#1

Esther was born with the name Hadassah and was raised by her cousin Mordecai after her parents died.

📖 Esther 2:7

#2

Samson's mother was barren and gave birth to him after an angel appeared to her and her husband.

📖 Judges 13:2-3

#3

Bathsheba was the mother of Solomon and became David's wife after the death of her first husband Uriah.

📖 2 Samuel 12:25, 1 Kings 1:11-13

#4

Mary Magdalene was the only woman present at Jesus' crucifixion and was the first to see Him after His resurrection.

📖 John 19:25, Matthew 27:55-56, John 20:11-16

#5

Ruth was a Moabite woman who married Boaz and became the great-grandmother of King David.

📖 Ruth 1:4, Ruth 4:13, Ruth 4:22

#6

Deborah was a prophetess and judge of Israel who led Israel's army to victory against the Canaanites.

📖 Judges 4:4-9

#7

Naomi had two sons named Mahlon and Kilion, both of whom died in the land of Moab before Ruth married Boaz.

📖 Ruth 1:2-5

#8

Delilah betrayed Samson by discovering the secret of his strength and revealing it to the Philistines for money.

📖 Judges 16:4-5, Judges 16:15-20

#2

True

Judges 13:2-3 records that Samson's mother (Manoah's wife) was barren, and the angel of the Lord appeared to her to announce she would bear a son.

Judges 13:2-3

#1

True

Esther 2:7 states that Mordecai took Hadassah (Esther's Hebrew name) as his own daughter after her parents died, and he raised her.

Esther 2:7

#4

False

While Mary Magdalene was present at the crucifixion (John 19:25) and was among the first to encounter the risen Jesus (John 20:11-16), multiple women were present at the cross, including Jesus' mother and other followers (Matthew 27:55-56).

John 19:25, Matthew 27:55-56, John 20:11-16

#3

True

2 Samuel 12:25 confirms that Solomon (also called Jedidiah) was the son of David and Bathsheba after Uriah's death, and 1 Kings 1:11-13 establishes her role as David's wife and Solomon's mother.

2 Samuel 12:25, 1 Kings 1:11-13

#6

True

Judges 4:4-5 identifies Deborah as a prophetess and judge of Israel, and Judges 4:6-9 describes her role in leading Israel's military campaign against Sisera and the Canaanite forces.

Judges 4:4-9

#5

True

Ruth 1:4 identifies Ruth as a Moabite, Ruth 3:11 and 4:13 confirm her marriage to Boaz, and Ruth 4:22 traces her lineage as the grandmother of Jesse, who was David's father, making her David's great-grandmother.

Ruth 1:4, Ruth 4:13, Ruth 4:22

#8

True

Judges 16:4-5 introduces Delilah and the Philistine offer of payment, and Judges 16:15-20 describes how she coaxed Samson into revealing that his strength came from his uncut hair, which she reported to the Philistines.

Judges 16:4-5, Judges 16:15-20

#7

True

Ruth 1:2 introduces Naomi's two sons Mahlon and Kilion, and Ruth 1:3-5 records that Naomi's husband died, followed by the deaths of both sons in Moab, which is why Ruth remained with Naomi.

Ruth 1:2-5

#9

Priscilla was a tentmaker like Paul and helped teach Apollos about the way of God more accurately.

📖 Acts 18:2-3, Acts 18:26

#10

Sarah laughed when the angel told her that she would bear a son in her old age, and she named him Isaac.

📖 Genesis 18:12, Genesis 21:3

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#10

False

Genesis 18:12 records that Sarah laughed when told of her coming pregnancy, but Genesis 21:3 indicates that Abraham named the child Isaac, not Sarah, though the name means 'he laughs' reflecting her laughter.

Genesis 18:12, Genesis 21:3

#9

True

Acts 18:2-3 identifies Priscilla as a tentmaker alongside Paul, and Acts 18:26 records that she and her husband Aquila took Apollos aside and explained to him the way of God more accurately.

Acts 18:2-3, Acts 18:26

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