Bible Trivia For Kids
When it comes to learning about the Bible, kids are like sponges, eager, curious, and often surprisingly insightful. Whether you’re looking to keep little ones engaged during Sunday School, family devotion time, or just want a fun activity to pass the time on a rainy day, Bible trivia is a fantastic way to mix fun with faith.
I have put together some Bible trivia questions for kids that’s designed to be accurate, enjoyable, and age-appropriate. These questions will help kids become more familiar with both the well-known Bible stories and the smaller details they might not have heard before, all while making it a game!
I have split this into different categories:
✅ Easy trivia for young kids
✅ Trivia for older kids and tweens
✅ Multiple choice questions
✅ True or false
✅ Fun facts to spark interest
Why Bible Trivia for Kids Is Awesome
Before we get started with the questions, let’s talk about why Bible trivia is such a win-win:
- It reinforces learning: Kids remember facts when they’re having fun.
- It starts conversations: A trivia question can lead to deeper discussions.
- It builds confidence: When kids know the answers, they feel proud and more connected to their faith.
- It’s adaptable: Use it at home, in Sunday School, during Bible camps, or even road trips!
Easy Bible Trivia Questions for Younger Kids (Ages 5–8)
Let’s warm up with some easy questions most younger kids will know if they’ve heard common Bible stories.
1. Who built an ark to survive a big flood?
Noah
2. What did God create on the first day?
Light
3. What kind of insect did John the Baptist eat in the desert?
Locusts
4. Who was swallowed by a big fish?
Jonah
5. What did David use to defeat Goliath?
A slingshot and a stone
6. How many commandments did God give Moses?
Ten
7. Who was the first man God created?
Adam
8. What did Jesus turn water into at a wedding?
Wine
9. What animal carried Mary to Bethlehem?
A donkey
10. Who received a coat of many colors?
Joseph
Fun Fact: Noah’s Ark was 300 cubits long! That’s about 450 feet, longer than a football field!
Medium Bible Trivia for Older Kids (Ages 9–12)
These questions are great for tweens who are a little more familiar with their Bibles.
1. What is the first book of the Bible?
Genesis
2. How many books are there in the Bible?
66
3. Who was the oldest person in the Bible?
Methuselah (969 years old)
4. Which disciple walked on water with Jesus?
Peter
5. What was the name of the sea Jesus calmed during a storm?
The Sea of Galilee
6. What type of tree did Zacchaeus climb to see Jesus?
A sycamore tree
7. Who was the baby placed in a basket in the river?
Moses
8. What city’s walls fell after the Israelites marched around them?
Jericho
9. Which apostle betrayed Jesus?
Judas Iscariot
10. What was the name of Jesus’ mother?
Mary
True or False Bible Trivia
This is a fun format for kids who like fast-paced games or for group activities where everyone can raise a hand or shout “True!” or “False!”
1. Jesus was born in Jerusalem.
❌ False (He was born in Bethlehem)
2. Moses parted the Red Sea.
✅ True
3. The Bible has a book called 3 John.
✅ True
4. David wrote all the Psalms.
❌ False (He wrote many, but not all)
5. Jesus had 5 disciples.
❌ False (He had 12)
6. Eve was created from Adam’s rib.
✅ True
7. The Ten Commandments are in the New Testament.
❌ False (They are in the Old Testament, Exodus 20)
8. Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a camel.
❌ False (He rode a donkey)
9. God sent plagues to Egypt.
✅ True (10 of them!)
10. The Bible was first written in English.
❌ False (It was originally written in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek)
11. Jesus was baptized in the Jordan River.
✅ True
12. The Bible was written by just one person.
❌ False (It was written by many authors over centuries)
13. Paul wrote the most books in the New Testament.
✅ True
14. The Bible’s shortest verse is “Jesus wept.”
✅ True (John 11:35)
15. The walls of Jericho fell down after they were hit with catapults.
❌ False (They fell after the Israelites marched and blew trumpets)
16. God gave Moses the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai.
✅ True
17. There are four Gospels in the New Testament.
✅ True (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John)
18. The Bible has more than 100 chapters.
✅ True (It has over 1,000!)
19. Jesus was born in a castle.
❌ False (He was born in a stable or manger)
20. The book of Psalms is in the New Testament.
❌ False (Psalms is in the Old Testament)
Multiple Choice Bible Trivia
Use these when playing a game where kids need options to choose from!
1. What was the name of the garden where Adam and Eve lived?
A) Eden
B) Galilee
C) Nazareth
D) Jerusalem
A) Eden
2. Who was Jesus’ cousin?
A) Paul
B) John the Baptist
C) Peter
D) James
B) John the Baptist
3. How many days and nights did it rain during the flood?
A) 10
B) 20
C) 40
D) 70
C) 40
4. What did Jesus feed the 5,000 people with?
A) Pizza and grapes
B) 5 loaves and 2 fish
C) Manna and honey
D) Rice and fish
B) 5 loaves and 2 fish
5. What kind of work did Jesus do before his ministry?
A) Fisherman
B) Shepherd
C) Carpenter
D) Farmer
C) Carpenter
Bible Trivia by Category
Here are a few more questions organized by themes, great for Sunday School lessons or Bible-themed game nights!
Miracles of Jesus
1. What did Jesus do for Lazarus?
He raised him from the dead.
2. How many people did Jesus feed with five loaves and two fish?
About 5,000 men, plus women and children!
3. What miracle did Jesus perform at the wedding in Cana?
Turned water into wine.
Old Testament Stories
1. What did God give the Israelites to eat in the desert?
Manna and quail
2. Who led the Israelites out of Egypt?
Moses
3. What happened to the Tower of Babel?
God confused the languages and scattered the people.
People of the Bible
1. Who was the strong man tricked by Delilah?
Samson
2. Who was thrown into a den of lions?
Daniel
3. Who was Jesus’ earthly father?
Joseph
How to Make Bible Trivia Even More Fun!
Want to keep the kids laughing, learning, and loving Bible time? Try these game formats:
- Trivia Toss: Throw a soft ball to a player. If they answer right, they get to throw next.
- Bible Jeopardy: Create a game board with categories like “Old Testament,” “Miracles,” “Parables,” and so on.
- True or False Freeze: Play music, pause it, and ask a question. Kids freeze if it’s true, move if it’s false!
- Printable Cards: Turn trivia into flashcards or printable games for road trips or dinner table fun.
Bible trivia is more than just a game, it’s a way to build kids’ confidence in their faith and help them remember the stories that shape who we are. Whether you’re a Sunday School teacher, a parent, or a grandparent looking for meaningful screen-free fun, trivia is a great tool to have in your spiritual toolkit.
