Bible Quiz – Noah (True/False) with Answers and the Complete Reference Verse.

 

Bible Quiz – Noah (True/False) with Answers and the Complete Reference Verse. 

The story of Noah is one of the most powerful accounts of faith, obedience, and God’s covenant. From the building of the ark to the great flood and the promise of the rainbow, Noah’s journey teaches timeless lessons about trust and righteousness.

This quiz will test your knowledge of Noah’s story as found in Genesis chapters 6–9. Ready to dive in?

 

📜 Instructions

Read each statement carefully.

Decide whether it is True or False.

Write down your answers.

Check your responses in the Answer Section below (with full Bible references).

 

❓ Quiz Questions

 

1.        Noah was the son of Abraham.

 

2.        Noah was described as a righteous man, blameless among the people of his time.

 

3.        God instructed Noah to build an ark because of a coming famine.

 

4.        The ark was made of gopher wood.

 

5.        Noah was told to take two of every kind of animal into the ark.

 

6.        Noah took seven pairs of every animal, both clean and unclean.

 

7.        It rained for 40 days and 40 nights during the flood.

 

8.        The floodwaters covered all the high mountains under the entire heavens.

 

9.        Noah sent out a raven before sending a dove.

 

10.  The dove returned the second time with an olive leaf.

 

11.  The ark came to rest on Mount Sinai.

 

12.  Noah built an altar to the Lord after leaving the ark.

 

13.  God made a covenant with Noah never to destroy the earth again by flood.

 

14.  The sign of God’s covenant with Noah was a rainbow.

 

15.  Noah planted a vineyard after the flood.

 

Answers with References

 

1.        False

Reference: Genesis 5:28–29 (Noah was the son of Lamech)

 

2.        True

Reference: Genesis 6:9

 

3.        False

Reference: Genesis 6:13 (It was because of widespread wickedness, not famine)

 

4.        True

Reference: Genesis 6:14

 

5.        True

Reference: Genesis 6:19

 

6.        False

Reference: Genesis 7:2 (Seven pairs of clean animals, two of unclean)

 

7.        True

Reference: Genesis 7:12

 

8.        True

Reference: Genesis 7:19

 

9.        True

Reference: Genesis 8:7

 

10.  True

Reference: Genesis 8:11

 

11.  False

Reference: Genesis 8:4 (Mountains of Ararat, not Sinai)

 

12.  True

Reference: Genesis 8:20

 

13.  True

Reference: Genesis 9:11

 

14.  True

Reference: Genesis 9:13

 

15.  True

Reference: Genesis 9:20

 

How did you score? Share this quiz with your friends, family, or church group and see who knows Noah’s story best! 🌈

 

🌊 Bible Quiz – Noah (Advanced “Trick the Scholar” Round)

✨ Think you’ve mastered Noah’s story? This round goes deeper—testing not just memory, but careful reading and attention to detail. Some statements may sound right but hide small twists. Stay sharp!

 

📜 Instructions

Mark each statement as True or False.

Don’t rush—many are intentionally tricky.

Check the Answer Section afterward, with full references for deeper study.

 

❓ Quiz Questions

 

1.        Noah was 500 years old when he entered the ark.

 

2.        God commanded Noah to bring exactly two animals of every kind, without exception.

 

3.        The flood began in the second month of Noah’s 600th year.

 

4.        Rain was the only source of the floodwaters.

 

5.        The ark had only one level (deck).

 

6.        Noah’s wife, sons, and sons’ wives all entered the ark with him.

 

7.        The waters prevailed on the earth for 40 days only.

 

8.        The ark rested on a single mountain called Ararat.

 

9.        Noah sent out the dove only once.

 

10.  The dove did not return the final time Noah sent it out.

 

11.  Noah removed the covering of the ark before leaving it.

 

12.  God commanded Noah to leave the ark immediately after the ground became visible.

 

13.  Noah offered burnt offerings using clean animals after the flood.

 

14.  God cursed Noah after the incident involving his vineyard.

 

15.  Ham was cursed by Noah for seeing his father’s nakedness.

 

Answers with References

 

1.        False

Reference: Genesis 7:6 (He was 600 when the flood came; he began having sons at 500 – Genesis 5:32)

 

2.        False

Reference: Genesis 7:2–3 (Seven pairs of clean animals, two of unclean)

 

3.        True

Reference: Genesis 7:11

 

4.        False

Reference: Genesis 7:11–12 (Rain + “fountains of the great deep”)

 

5.        False

Reference: Genesis 6:16 (It had three decks)

 

6.        True

Reference: Genesis 7:7

 

7.        False

Reference: Genesis 7:24 (Waters prevailed 150 days)

 

8.        False

Reference: Genesis 8:4 (“Mountains of Ararat,” not a single peak)

 

9.        False

Reference: Genesis 8:8–12 (The dove was sent multiple times)

 

10.  True

Reference: Genesis 8:12

 

11.  True

Reference: Genesis 8:13

 

12.  False

Reference: Genesis 8:13–16 (He waited for God’s command before leaving)

 

13.  True

Reference: Genesis 8:20

 

14.  False

Reference: Genesis 9:20–21 (No curse from God is recorded here)

 

15.  False

Reference: Genesis 9:24–25 (Canaan, Ham’s son, was cursed—not Ham directly)

 

How many did you get right this time? If this round made you think twice, you’re doing it right! 😄

 

🌊 Bible Quiz – Noah (Cross-Reference Trap Round)

✨ The story of Noah doesn’t end in Genesis—his life echoes throughout the Bible. This round blends passages from different books to test whether you can discern what Scripture actually says versus what is often assumed.

Be alert—some statements combine truths from different verses in misleading ways!

 

📜 Instructions

Mark each statement as True or False.

Pay close attention to wording and references.

Verify your answers using the Answer Section below.

 

❓ Quiz Questions

 

1.        Noah is listed in the “Hall of Faith” chapter in Hebrews.

 

2.        The New Testament states that Noah preached righteousness to the people of his time.

 

3.        Jesus compared the days of Noah to the coming of the Son of Man.

 

4.        The prophet Ezekiel lists Noah alongside Daniel and Job as righteous men.

 

5.        The Apostle Paul directly mentions Noah by name in his letters.

 

6.        Peter wrote that eight people were saved through the flood.

 

7.        The Book of Psalms describes the flood during Noah’s time in detail.

 

8.        Jesus said people were unaware of the flood until it began in Noah’s days.

 

9.        The Book of Isaiah refers to God’s covenant with Noah as a symbol of peace.

 

10.  Noah is mentioned in the genealogy of Jesus in the Gospel of Luke.

 

11.  The Book of Revelation directly mentions Noah and the ark.

 

12.  Peter compared baptism to the waters of Noah’s flood.

 

13.  The Book of Job references Noah’s ark as a symbol of deliverance.

 

14.  Jesus said people were eating, drinking, marrying, and giving in marriage in Noah’s days.

 

15.  The New Testament teaches that the flood destroyed only a part of the earth.

 

Answers with References

 

1.        True

Reference: Hebrews 11:7

 

2.        True

Reference: 2 Peter 2:5

 

3.        True

Reference: Matthew 24:37–39

 

4.        True

Reference: Ezekiel 14:14

 

5.        False

Reference: Noah is not directly named in Paul’s epistles

 

6.        True

Reference: 1 Peter 3:20

 

7.        False

Reference: Psalms mentions floods generally (e.g., Psalm 29:10), but not Noah’s flood in detail

 

8.        True

Reference: Matthew 24:39

 

9.        True

Reference: Isaiah 54:9–10

 

10.  True

Reference: Luke 3:36

 

11.  False

Reference: Revelation does not directly mention Noah

 

12.  True

Reference: 1 Peter 3:20–21

 

13.  False

Reference: Job does not mention Noah or the ark

 

14.  True

Reference: Matthew 24:38

 

15.  False

Reference: 2 Peter 3:6 (The world was deluged and destroyed)

 

This round separates surface knowledge from deep biblical understanding! How did you do?

Challenge your group or audience with this and see who can truly connect Scripture across books 📖✨