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Quizzes and tests
Reading a prophecy and holding it are two different things. These are short, self-marking papers — every answer, right or wrong, is followed by the explanation, because the explanation is the lesson. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is ranked; your best score stays in this browser.
- Multiple choice
- True or false
- Fill in the blank
- Put in order
- Match the pairs
- Spot the error
- Select all that apply
- Sort into columns
- Complete the passage
- Timed tests and drills
This week · week of 12 Oct
Every paper draws a fresh set from its question bank each Monday — different questions, in a different order — so a quiz sat this week is not the quiz you sat last week. Any paper also lets you step to another week's set on the spot.
Choose your level
Beginner outlines, intermediate chapter work, advanced examinations — start where you are and climb.
Daniel 2 — the metal man
The dream that dates the rest of the book: four kingdoms, ten toes, one stone.
Daniel 7 — beasts and the judgment
Four beasts, ten horns, one little horn, and a courtroom in heaven.
The 70 weeks and the 2300 days
457 BC, AD 27, AD 31, AD 34, 1844 — the arithmetic and why the start date is fixed.
Revelation 13 — the beast and the deadly wound
The sea beast, the wound that heals, and the second beast that speaks like a dragon.
Matthew 24 — the bridge chapter
AD 70 as the type, the impersonation as the antitype, and the two times of trouble.
Symbols by their own definitions
Scripture defines its own imagery. Match each symbol to the verse's meaning.
Final exam — both books
Twelve mixed questions across Daniel, Revelation and the method. Sit it when you are ready.
Spot the error — the classic slips
Four statements, one of them wrong. Every fault here is a reading you will meet in print somewhere.
Timed drill — kingdoms, dates and horns
Two minutes, ten quick calls. Built for repetition until the outline is automatic.
Timed test — the 70 weeks and the 2300 days
Six minutes on the arithmetic that anchors both books. The clock is part of the exercise.
Select all that apply — the marks of the little horn
No single clue identifies it. The identification is the whole list at once.
Sort the sanctuary
Court, Holy Place, Most Holy — put every furnishing and every service where it belongs.
Timed drill — spot the error against the clock
Three minutes, five faulty statements to catch. Fast reading is where the slips hide.
For study groups
Any of these works read aloud: put the question to the room, let people answer before the explanation is read, then open the chapter it came from. The ordering and matching papers are the best of them for a group — they show where the sequence is still loose.
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