Quiz on Doomed Race and Animals' Response

What was the reaction of the doomed race to the sun shining in its glory and the earth's beauty?

• They repented for their deeds.

• They banished their fears with merriment.

• They sought refuge in the ark.

• They prayed for forgiveness.

What did the animals do in response to God's command?

• They ignored it.

• They fled in fear.

• They obeyed and went to the ark.

• They attacked the humans.

What would have happened if the antediluvians had repented?

• They would have been destroyed.

• The Lord would have turned aside His wrath.

• They would have been exiled.

• The earth would have been flooded sooner.

How did the people react when they saw the animals entering the ark?

• They joined the animals in the ark.

• They were filled with awe and fear.

• They mocked Noah and the animals.

• They tried to stop the animals.

What was the significance of the rainbow after the flood?

• It was a sign of God's promise to never flood the earth again.

• It was a warning of future floods.

• It was a symbol of the earth's destruction.

• It was a natural phenomenon with no meaning.

What did Noah do immediately after leaving the ark?

• He built a city.

• He offered a sacrifice to God.

• He planted a vineyard.

• He gathered the animals.

What was Noah's primary task before the flood?

• To gather food for the animals.

• To find a safe place to hide.

• To build the ark as instructed by God.

• To warn the people about the flood.

How did the animals know to go to the ark?

• They were instinctively drawn by God's command.

• They were led by an angel.

• They followed the stars.

• They were guided by Noah.

What was the reaction of Noah's family to the flood warning?

• They doubted Noah's words.

• They immediately began preparing for the flood.

• They sought advice from others.

• They ignored the warning.

What was the purpose of the ark according to God's instructions?

• To save Noah, his family, and the animals from the flood.

• To serve as a monument.

• To be a place of worship.

• To store food for the future.