Tabitha (Dorcas) Bible Quiz
10 questions · King James Version · biblesundays.com
1.In what city did Tabitha dwell?
- A. Lydda
- B. Joppa
- C. Caesarea
- D. Antioch
2.What is Tabitha's name in Greek?
- A. Lydia
- B. Dorcas
- C. Phoebe
- D. Priscilla
3.What was she full of?
- A. Good works and almsdeeds
- B. Knowledge
- C. Prophecy
- D. Healing
4.What happened to Tabitha?
- A. She moved away
- B. She fell sick and died
- C. She was imprisoned
- D. She married
5.Where did they lay her body?
- A. In a tomb
- B. In an upper chamber
- C. Outside the city
- D. At the gate
6.Whom did the disciples send for?
- A. Paul
- B. Peter
- C. Philip
- D. James
7.Where was Peter when they sent?
- A. Jerusalem
- B. Lydda
- C. Caesarea
- D. Samaria
8.What did the widows show Peter?
- A. Letters
- B. Coats and garments Dorcas had made
- C. Bread
- D. Olive oil
9.What did Peter say to her?
- A. Daughter, arise
- B. Tabitha, arise
- C. Peace, be still
- D. Come forth
10.What was the result in Joppa?
- A. Persecution arose
- B. Many believed in the Lord
- C. Peter was arrested
- D. She left for Jerusalem
Answer Key
1.B. Joppa — Acts 9:36 (KJV)
Acts 9:36 (KJV) — 'at Joppa a certain disciple named Tabitha.'
2.B. Dorcas — Acts 9:36 (KJV)
Acts 9:36 (KJV) — 'which by interpretation is called Dorcas.'
3.A. Good works and almsdeeds — Acts 9:36 (KJV)
Acts 9:36 (KJV) — 'full of good works and almsdeeds.'
4.B. She fell sick and died — Acts 9:37 (KJV)
Acts 9:37 (KJV) — 'she was sick, and died.'
5.B. In an upper chamber — Acts 9:37 (KJV)
Acts 9:37 (KJV) — 'they laid her in an upper chamber.'
6.B. Peter — Acts 9:38 (KJV)
Acts 9:38 (KJV) — 'they sent unto him two men, desiring him.'
7.B. Lydda — Acts 9:38 (KJV)
Acts 9:38 (KJV) — 'Lydda was nigh to Joppa.'
8.B. Coats and garments Dorcas had made — Acts 9:39 (KJV)
Acts 9:39 (KJV) — 'shewing the coats and garments which Dorcas made.'
9.B. Tabitha, arise — Acts 9:40 (KJV)
Acts 9:40 (KJV) — 'said, Tabitha, arise.'
10.B. Many believed in the Lord — Acts 9:42 (KJV)
Acts 9:42 (KJV) — 'many believed in the Lord.'