1. How did the inhabitants of Gibeon deceive the Israelites?
a. They pretended to be from a distant land
b. They hid in caves
c. They sent false messengers
d. They disguised themselves as priests
a. They pretended to be from a distant land
2. What did the Gibeonites bring as evidence of their long journey?
a. Worn-out sandals
b. Torn clothing
c. Moldy bread
d. Empty water jars
c. Moldy bread
3. How did Joshua and the leaders react when they discovered the deception of the Gibeonites?
a. They attacked Gibeon
b. They honored their alliance
c. They broke the alliance
d. They expelled the Gibeonites
b. They honored their alliance
4. What did the Gibeonites claim about their journey to Israel?
a. It was long and difficult
b. They came from a distant land
c. They traveled by sea
d. It was a short and easy journey
b. They came from a distant land
5. How did the Israelites respond to the discovery of the Gibeonites' deception?
a. They attacked Gibeon
b. They expelled the Gibeonites
c. They honored their alliance
d. They sought revenge on the Gibeonites
c. They honored their alliance
6. What did the leaders do to confirm the Gibeonites' claim of a treaty?
a. Checked their belongings
b. Consulted with the high priest
c. Inquired of the Lord
d. Interrogated the Gibeonite leaders
c. Inquired of the Lord
7. What did Joshua do once he discovered the truth about Gibeon?
a. Attacked Gibeon immediately
b. Honored the alliance
c. Expelled the Gibeonites
d. Consulted with the elders
b. Honored the alliance
8. What role did the leaders of the congregation play in the decision regarding Gibeon?
a. They opposed the alliance
b. They supported Joshua's decision
c. They called for war against Gibeon
d. They questioned Joshua's leadership
b. They supported Joshua's decision
9. What did Joshua impose on the Gibeonites as a consequence of their deception?
a. Tribute payment
b. Expulsion from the land
c. Forced labor
d. Death penalty
c. Forced labor
10. What did Joshua instruct the Gibeonites to do as a result of their deception?
a. Leave the land immediately
b. Serve as servants in the house of God
c. Provide supplies for the Israelites
d. Build a monument in honor of the alliance
b. Serve as servants in the house of God
11. How did the other Canaanite kings respond to the alliance between Gibeon and Israel?
a. They attacked Gibeon
b. They made peace with Gibeon
c. They ignored the alliance
d. They joined forces against Gibeon
d. They joined forces against Gibeon
12. How did the Gibeonites respond to Joshua's decision to make them servants?
a. They were angry and rebelled
b. They accepted their fate willingly
c. They fled from the Israelites
d. They sought refuge in other cities
b. They accepted their fate willingly
13. How did the Gibeonites avoid being attacked by other Canaanite cities?
a. They fortified their city
b. They sought help from Israel
c. They formed alliances with other cities
d. They pretended to be allies of Israel
d. They pretended to be allies of Israel
14. What did the Gibeonites bring as an offering to the Israelites?
a. Gold and silver
b. Livestock and produce
c. Precious stones
d. Perfumes and incense
b. Livestock and produce
15. What significant item did the Gibeonites use to secure their alliance with Israel?
a. A written treaty
b. The Ark of the Covenant
c. The staff of Moses
d. The Tabernacle
a. A written treaty
16. What did the Gibeonites fear would happen to them if they didn't make an alliance with Israel?
a. They would be expelled from Canaan
b. They would be enslaved
c. They would be killed
d. They would be plagued with diseases
c. They would be killed
17. How did the Gibeonites justify their deceptive actions to Joshua?
a. They claimed ignorance of the Israelites' God
b. They blamed their leaders for the decision
c. They said they were forced by other Canaanite cities
d. They feared for their lives
d. They feared for their lives
18. What did Joshua do with the Gibeonites after discovering their deception?
a. Expelled them from the land
b. Put them in prison
c. Made them servants
d. Ordered their execution
c. Made them servants
19. How did the Gibeonites react to the Israelites' anger upon discovering the deception?
a. They fled to other cities
b. They begged for forgiveness
c. They fought against the Israelites
d. They sought refuge in the mountains
b. They begged for forgiveness
20. How did the leaders react when they discovered the Gibeonites' true identity?
a. They praised the Gibeonites for their cunning
b. They were pleased with the Gibeonites' submission
c. They honored the alliance despite the deception
d. They regretted making an alliance with them
c. They honored the alliance despite the deception
21. What role did the Gibeonites play in the construction of Solomon's temple?
a. They provided materials for the temple
b. They served as laborers
c. They became priests
d. They were excluded from the temple project
b. They served as laborers
22. How did the Gibeonites secure their place in Israel?
a. Through military victories
b. Through alliances with other tribes
c. Through their alliance with Israel
d. Through diplomatic negotiations
c. Through their alliance with Israel
23. What did the Gibeonites bring to Joshua as a gesture of submission?
a. Sacrifices for the altar
b. Tribute of gold and silver
c. Offerings for the Tabernacle
d. Fruits and vegetables
b. Tribute of gold and silver
24. How did Joshua respond to the Gibeonites' submission?
a. He rejected their offerings
b. He questioned their motives
c. He accepted their submission
d. He sought counsel from the elders
c. He accepted their submission
25. What did Joshua do to formalize the Gibeonites' status in Israel?
a. He granted them citizenship
b. He signed a treaty with them
c. He gave them a portion of the land
d. He placed them under the Levitical priesthood
c. He gave them a portion of the land
26. How did the Israelites react when they discovered the Gibeonites' deception?
a. They demanded justice
b. They celebrated the alliance
c. They were indifferent
d. They regretted making the alliance
d. They regretted making the alliance
27. What did Joshua prophesy about the Gibeonites?
a. They would be a blessed nation
b. They would be cursed for their deception
c. They would serve as a warning to others
d. They would be a perpetual servant class
d. They would be a perpetual servant class
28. How did the Gibeonites contribute to the Israelites' worship practices?
a. They provided sacrifices
b. They assisted in building altars
c. They served as musicians
d. They offered prayers for the Israelites
a. They provided sacrifices
29. How long did the deception of the Gibeonites remain undiscovered?
a. A few weeks
b. Several months
c. Several years
d. It was discovered immediately
c. Several years
30. What lesson can be learned from the alliance with the Gibeonites?
a. The importance of discernment in alliances
b. The consequences of deception
c. The need for forgiveness
d. The value of diplomatic negotiations
a. The importance of discernment in alliances
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