A) 30 days and 30 nights B) 60 days and 60 nights C) 40 days and 40 nights D) 50 days and 50 nights
A) raven B) sparrow C) eagle D) dove
A) five B) eight C) twelve D) ten
A) Rainbow B) Sun C) Moon D) Thunderstorm
A) Sarah B) Rebecca C) Naamah D) Leah
A) 600 years B) 500 years C) 800 years D) 700 years
A) Moses B) God C) David D) Abraham
A) Mount Everest B) Mount Olympus C) Mount Sinai D) Mount Ararat
A) 100 years B) 120 years C) 75 years D) 50 years
A) Al-fulk B) Qinnim C) Safinat Nūḥ D) Tevat Noaḥ
A) The Epic of Gilgamesh B) The Iliad C) The Odyssey D) The Aeneid
A) Gopher wood B) Oak wood C) Cedar wood D) Pine wood
A) 500 cubits B) 200 cubits C) 300 cubits D) 400 cubits
A) A measurement unit B) The shape of Noah's Ark C) A type of wood D) A flood narrative
A) Eusebius B) Hugh of Saint Victor C) Flavius Josephus D) Origen
A) Al-fulk B) Safinat Nūḥ C) Qinnim D) Tevat Noaḥ
A) A type of wood B) A measurement unit C) Pitch or bitumen D) A flood narrative
A) Greek B) Egyptian C) Mesopotamian D) Roman
A) Birds' nests B) Fish species C) Animal habitats D) Human dwellings
A) Hugh of Saint Victor B) Eusebius C) Origen D) Flavius Josephus
A) Al-fulk B) Safinat Nūḥ C) Tevah D) Qinnim
A) They have no connection. B) The Temple was modeled after the Ark. C) The Ark was built from temple stones. D) Both are seen as serving for the preservation of human life.
A) A roof or a skylight B) A door C) A measurement unit D) A type of wood
A) Each had a completely different area B) The areas increased progressively from one to the next C) Only Noah's Ark had a specific area mentioned D) They were nearly identical with only 4% difference
A) The animals B) Noah C) The angels D) God
A) Ancient Greek texts B) Other translations C) Josephus's writings D) Epiphanius of Salamis
A) Berossus B) Nicolaus of Damascus C) Josephus D) Mnaseas
A) By kneeling before Noah B) By following a guide C) By making loud noises D) By jumping over a fence
A) 12th century BCE B) 16th century BCE C) Around 2004 BCE D) 20th century BCE
A) 2008 B) 2015 C) 2016 D) 2012
A) A model of ancient architecture B) A metaphor for earthly wealth C) The Christ who was expected D) A vessel for human exploration
A) Armenia B) Europe C) Kerala, India D) Middle East
A) Middle Assyrian period B) Akkadian Empire C) Old Babylonian period (20th–16th centuries BCE) D) Neo-Assyrian period
A) Ur-Nammu B) Gilgamesh C) Sargon D) Atrahasis
A) fulk B) kawila C) teak wood D) safina
A) Circular, resembling an enormous quffa B) Cube with six decks of seven compartments C) Rectangular with three decks D) Oval with two decks
A) Book 7 B) Book 54 C) Book 18 D) Book 24
A) safina B) kawila C) fulk D) boards and nails
A) A local flood B) Fewer species than imagined C) More space than originally thought D) A supernatural explanation
A) Isin B) Nippur C) Ur D) Babylon
A) He claimed animals were smaller in biblical times B) He suggested only select species were saved C) He argued Moses used a larger Egyptian cubit D) He proposed the Ark was magically expanded
A) 1771 edition B) 1910 edition C) 1945 edition D) 1860 edition
A) Epiphanius of Salamis B) Alfonso Tostada C) John Chrysostom D) Johannes Buteo
A) Square B) Like a bird's belly C) A box or chest D) Circular
A) Abraham B) Eve C) Moses D) Norea
A) Irving Finkel B) Johannes Buteo C) Nicolaus of Damascus D) Alfonso Tostada
A) Mandaeism B) Judaism C) Baháʼí Faith D) Islam
A) Muhammad B) Abd Allah ibn Abbas C) Noah D) Masudi
A) Abd Allah ibn Abbas B) Noah C) Muhammad D) Masudi
A) God's judgment on wicked humanity B) To reduce human overpopulation C) As a result of divine caprice D) Due to natural disasters
A) 'Koper' is a loanword from Akkadian 'kupru', meaning bitumen. B) 'Koper' refers to cedar wood. C) 'Koper' means pitch in Hebrew. D) 'Koper' is unrelated to bitumen.
A) An Egyptian term for cedar B) A Greek word for oak C) A loan word from Akkadian gupru D) A Roman phrase for pine
A) Nine B) Seven C) Five D) Eleven
A) Berossus B) Herodotus C) Sappho D) Homer
A) Mount Judi B) Mecca C) Kufa in central Iraq D) Jazirat ibn Umar
A) safina B) fulk C) kēʾwilā D) boards and nails
A) Eleventh century BCE B) Ninth century BCE C) Fifth century BCE D) Seventh century BCE
A) Priests B) Scholars C) Prophets D) Kings
A) Surah 11:44 B) Surah 54:13 C) Surah 29:15 D) Surah 7:64 |