Story of Joseph and Ruth in Service to Their Family

What was the significance of Joseph's coat of many colors?

• It represented his leadership skills among his siblings.

• It indicated his wealth and prosperity.

• It was a sign of his humility and servanthood.

• It symbolized his father's favoritism and caused jealousy among his brothers.

How did Joseph's dreams lead to his brothers selling him into slavery?

• Joseph's dreams of his brothers bowing down to him made them jealous and resentful, leading to them selling him into slavery.

• Joseph's dreams led his brothers to apologize for their past actions and reconcile with him

• Joseph's dreams made his brothers happy and they rewarded him with gifts

• Joseph's dreams caused his brothers to admire him and treat him with respect

Who was Joseph sold to as a slave?

• Potiphar

• Abraham

• Moses

• Pharaoh

What did Ruth promise to Naomi in her loyalty?

• To betray her and reveal her secrets

• To stay with her and go wherever she goes, and to make Naomi's people her people.

• To abandon her and find a new companion

• To leave her and go back to her own people

What did Ruth do in the fields to provide for herself and Naomi?

• Baked bread

• Dug wells

• Gleaned leftover grain

• Planted trees

Who did Ruth eventually marry?

• Solomon

• David

• Boaz

• Moses

Why did Joseph's brothers become jealous of him?

• Jacob favored Joseph over his brothers.

• Joseph had more wealth than his brothers

• Joseph was older than his brothers

• Joseph betrayed his brothers

What did Joseph's dreams symbolize?

• Joseph's dreams symbolized his love for animals

• Joseph's dreams symbolized his future rise to power and authority over his family.

• Joseph's dreams symbolized his passion for cooking

• Joseph's dreams symbolized his fear of heights

How did Joseph end up in Egypt?

• Won a lottery

• Teleported by aliens

• Fell into a black hole

• Sold into slavery by his brothers

What was the reaction of Joseph's brothers when they saw him in Egypt?

• They were confused, suspicious, and ran away.

• They were angry, disappointed, and ignored him.

• They were shocked, afraid, and bowed down to him.

• They were happy, relieved, and embraced him.