Read trivia questions about the people, events, and themes of Scripture — with the King James verse on every answer. Browse by topic, no timer, no score, no signup. If you'd rather play a timed quiz, head to the quiz library.
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A trivia question is only useful if the answer can be checked. Every question on this page names the King James chapter and verse it comes from, so a leader can read the passage out and settle any dispute in seconds. Questions are grouped by subject rather than shuffled, which makes it easy to build a themed round for a specific lesson or service.
Start with a subject rather than a difficulty. The Jesus, parables and miracles sets suit an all-ages gathering; Moses, David, Daniel and Elijah suit a class working through the Old Testament; the Christmas and Easter sets are seasonal and get used most in December and around Holy Week. Women of the Bible, the apostles and the fruit of the Spirit round out the teaching topics.
Easy questions stay inside the well-known narratives and name people or places directly. Hard questions ask for numbers, genealogies, less-quoted prophets and exact wording from the King James text. Mixing four easy questions with one hard question per round keeps a group engaged without anyone feeling caught out.
Read the question, let the group answer, then read the verse. That single habit turns a quiz into Bible study. For a family, one question at the table each evening covers a topic in a fortnight; for a church group, a ten-question round makes a natural warm-up before teaching. Take a timed version any time in the quiz library.
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Free KJV Bible trivia questions about Jesus — His birth, miracles, parables, and crucifixion. Verse references on every answer.
Explore topicFree KJV trivia on Moses — the burning bush, the plagues, the Red Sea, and the Ten Commandments. Verse references on every answer.
Explore topicFree KJV trivia on King David — Goliath, the Psalms, his anointing, and his reign. Verse references on every answer.
Explore topicFree KJV trivia on the women of the Bible — Sarah, Ruth, Esther, Mary, and more. Verse references on every answer.
Explore topicFree KJV trivia on the kings of Israel and Judah — Saul, David, Solomon, Hezekiah, and more.
Explore topicFree KJV trivia on the prophets — Isaiah, Jeremiah, Daniel, Elijah, and more.
Explore topicFree KJV trivia on the twelve apostles of Jesus — Peter, James, John, Andrew, Matthew, Thomas, and the rest. Verse references on every answer.
Explore topicFree KJV trivia on the apostle Paul — his conversion on the Damascus road, his missionary journeys, and his epistles. Verse references on every answer.
Explore topicFree KJV trivia on Abraham — the call from Ur, the covenant, Isaac, Sarah, and the binding on Mount Moriah. Verse references on every answer.
Explore topicFree KJV trivia on Daniel — the lions' den, Nebuchadnezzar's dream, the fiery furnace, and the seventy weeks. Verse references on every answer.
Explore topicFree KJV trivia on Elijah — Mount Carmel, the ravens, the still small voice, and the chariot of fire. Verse references on every answer.
Explore topicFree KJV Bible trivia about Noah, the ark, and the Flood. Every answer includes a Genesis verse reference.
Explore topicFree KJV trivia on the miracles of the Bible — the burning bush, parting the Red Sea, Jesus healing, and more.
Explore topicFree KJV trivia on the creation account in Genesis — the seven days, Adam and Eve, and the garden of Eden.
Explore topicFree KJV trivia on Revelation — the seven churches, the seals, the trumpets, the beast, and the new Jerusalem. Verse references on every answer.
Explore topicFree KJV trivia on the parables of Jesus — sower, prodigal son, good Samaritan, talents, and more. Verse references on every answer.
Explore topicFree KJV trivia on the Ten Commandments — order, meaning, and Scripture references for each.
Explore topicFree KJV trivia on the Book of Psalms — Psalm 23, Psalm 91, Psalm 119, the authors, and the structure. Verse references on every answer.
Explore topicFree KJV trivia on the Book of Proverbs — wisdom, the fear of the Lord, the virtuous woman, and Solomon's sayings. Verse references on every answer.
Explore topicFree KJV trivia on the Holy Spirit — Pentecost, the fruit of the Spirit, gifts, and the Comforter. Verse references on every answer.
Explore topicFree KJV trivia on angels — Gabriel, Michael, cherubim, seraphim, and the heavenly host. Verse references on every answer.
Explore topicFree KJV trivia on prayer in the Bible — the Lord's Prayer, prayers of David, Hannah's prayer, and how Jesus taught us to pray.
Explore topicFree KJV trivia on the nine fruit of the Spirit from Galatians 5 — love, joy, peace, and the rest. Verse references on every answer.
Explore topicFree KJV Christmas trivia — the angels, the shepherds, the wise men, and the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem.
Explore topicFree KJV Easter trivia — Holy Week, the crucifixion, the empty tomb, and the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Explore topicA sample from across the library — read the answer with its KJV verse, or open the full quiz to play.
Q1.Who was the first man created by God?
Answer: Adam
And the LORD God formed man of the dust of the ground.
Q2.How many books are in the New Testament?
Answer: 27
The New Testament contains 27 books, from Matthew to Revelation.
Q3.What did Jesus turn water into at the wedding in Cana?
Answer: Wine
This beginning of miracles did Jesus in Cana of Galilee.
Q4.How many psalms are in the book of Psalms?
Answer: 150
The book of Psalms contains 150 chapters.
Q5.Who was the father of the faithful, called a friend of God?
Answer: Abraham
Abraham is called the friend of God in James 2:23.
Q6.'For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten ___.'
Answer: Son
John 3:16 — the gospel in a single verse.
Q7.How old was Methuselah when he died?
Answer: 969
And all the days of Methuselah were nine hundred sixty and nine years.
Q8.Who built a big boat to save the animals?
Answer: Noah
Noah obeyed God and built the ark.
Q9.'Thy word is a ___ unto my feet, and a light unto my path.'
Answer: lamp
Psalm 119:105.
Q10.Who wrote the book of Acts?
Answer: Luke
Luke wrote both the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles.
Q11.To whom did the angel Gabriel first announce the birth of Jesus?
Answer: Mary
The angel Gabriel was sent from God unto a city of Galilee, named Nazareth, to a virgin… and the virgin's name was Mary.
Q12.What did the crowd wave as Jesus entered Jerusalem?
Answer: Palm branches
Took branches of palm trees, and went forth to meet him.
Yes — every topic and question is free, no signup required. All trivia draws from the King James Version (KJV).
All trivia questions, explanations, and references quote the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible.
The questions that come up most often are who built the ark (Noah), how many books are in the Bible (66 in the King James Version), who was the first man (Adam), what the shortest verse says ("Jesus wept", John 11:35), and how many disciples Jesus chose (twelve). Each is covered in the topic sets below with its verse reference.
Topics are grouped by people (Jesus, Moses, David), events (creation, the flood, miracles), themes (parables, the Ten Commandments), and seasons (Christmas, Easter), so you can build a round that matches the lesson you are teaching.
Mix four easy questions with one hard one per round of five, keep the whole round under ten minutes, and read the King James verse aloud after each answer. That pacing keeps newcomers involved while still stretching long-time readers.
Yes. The printable trivia set puts the questions on one sheet and the answer key on another, which is the format most Sunday school teachers and small group leaders ask for.
Yes. The questions are appropriate for all ages, and many quizzes have a Kids difficulty written in simpler language for children.
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