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Bible Trivia

Bible trivia can be both welcoming and meaningful when the questions focus on shared stories rather than obscure details. This starter round covers familiar books, people, places, and events.

It works as an opening activity for a church gathering, family night, small group, or youth event.

About this game

A round designed for real groups.

The round uses widely recognized stories from both the Old and New Testaments. It avoids translation-dependent wording where possible.

After each answer, invite the group to name the book or broader story for an optional discussion point rather than an extra scored question.

How to play

  1. 1Form mixed-knowledge teams.
  2. 2Read one question at a time.
  3. 3Allow 20 seconds to confer.
  4. 4Use the answer reveal as a short discussion prompt if appropriate.

The complete round

10 bible trivia questions

Read a question, give the group time to answer, then open the reveal. Every answer is visible in the page for honest, useful search content.

  1. 1

    What is the first book of the Bible?

    Reveal answer

    Genesis

  2. 2

    Who built an ark before the flood?

    Reveal answer

    Noah

  3. 3

    Who defeated Goliath?

    Reveal answer

    David

  4. 4

    In which town was Jesus born?

    Reveal answer

    Bethlehem

  5. 5

    Who received the Ten Commandments?

    Reveal answer

    Moses

  6. 6

    Which prophet was swallowed by a great fish?

    Reveal answer

    Jonah

  7. 7

    Which biblical book is especially known for short sayings about wisdom?

    Reveal answer

    Proverbs

  8. 8

    How many apostles did Jesus choose?

    Reveal answer

    Twelve

  9. 9

    What name was Paul known by earlier in the book of Acts?

    Reveal answer

    Saul

  10. 10

    What is the final book of the New Testament?

    Reveal answer

    Revelation

Good for

Bring this round to the right room.

Church socialsBible study openingsFamily nightsYouth-group warmups

Frequently asked questions

Which Bible translation does this trivia use?

The wording is intentionally general so the answers do not depend on one English translation.

Is this suitable for a mixed-knowledge group?

Yes. The questions focus on well-known stories and work best with balanced teams.

Can this be used as a Bible study?

It is an icebreaker rather than a full study, but each answer can lead into a short discussion or reading.

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