God saves Lot and his family.

What happened to Sodom and Gomorrah?

• They were turned into a desert.

• They were saved by a flood.

• They were destroyed by fire and brimstone due to their wickedness.

• They were conquered by an army.

Who escaped from Sodom before its destruction?

• Lot

• Isaac

• Jacob

• Abraham

Why was Gomorrah considered sinful?

• Gomorrah was considered sinful because of its widespread immorality and wickedness.

• Gomorrah was a center of artistic achievement.

• Gomorrah was famous for its advanced technology.

• Gomorrah was known for its agricultural prosperity.

What lesson can we learn from the story of Sodom?

• Blind obedience to authority.

• Isolation and self-interest.

• Wealth and material possessions.

• Righteousness and the consequences of moral decay.

How did God judge the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah?

• God judged the cities by destroying them with fire and brimstone.

• God judged the cities by sending locusts.

• God judged the cities by turning them into salt.

• God judged the cities by sending a flood.

What did the angels tell Lot?

• Stay in the city.

• Seek refuge in the mountains.

• Flee the city and do not look back.

• Confront the people.

What did Lot's wife do that was not allowed?

• She ran away.

• She helped others escape.

• She ignored the warning.

• She looked back.

How many people were saved from Sodom?

• 5

• 3

• 10

• 2

What did the angels look like when they visited Lot?

• The angels looked like men.

• The angels were dressed in armor.

• The angels appeared as bright lights.

• The angels looked like animals.

What does the story of Sodom and Gomorrah teach us about choices?

• All choices lead to the same outcome.

• Moral values are irrelevant to decision-making.

• Choices do not matter in the long run.

• Our choices have significant consequences, and we must choose wisely.