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Bible Quiz Matthew Practice Test

Master Matthew chapters 1-28 with engaging review

Editorial: Review CompletedCreated By: Manuel RobalinhoUpdated Aug 24, 2025
Difficulty: Moderate
Grade: Grade 9
Study OutcomesCheat Sheet
Paper art depicting a trivia quiz about the Gospel of Matthew for high school students.

This Bible quiz on Matthew (chapters 1 - 28) helps you review the whole book in 20 quick questions. It covers key people, places, and teachings, from Jesus' birth to the Great Commission. Use it to spot gaps before class or an exam and learn a fact or two as you practice.

According to Matthew 1, Jesus is a descendant of both Abraham and David.
False
True
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Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea during the days of Herod the king.
False
True
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Which gifts did the Magi present to the child Jesus, as recorded in Matthew?
Silver, spices, and balm
Gold, incense, and aloe
Silver, frankincense, and myrrh
Gold, frankincense, and myrrh
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Joseph took the child Jesus and his mother to Egypt to escape Herod.
True
False
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John the Baptist preached in the wilderness of Judea, saying, Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand.
False
True
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At Jesus baptism in the Jordan, a voice from heaven said, This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased.
John declared Jesus the beloved Son without any sign
A cloud thundered but no words were heard
A dove spoke words over the water
A voice from heaven affirmed Jesus as the beloved Son
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After fasting forty days, Jesus first temptation in Matthew was to turn stones into bread.
False
True
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According to Matthew 7:12, what is commonly called the Golden Rule?
Ask and it will be given to you
Judge not, that you be not judged
Do to others what you would have them do to you
Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you
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In Matthew, the wise man builds his house on the rock by hearing and doing Jesus words.
False
True
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Whom did Jesus heal by touching and saying, I am willing; be clean?
A man with a withered hand
A paralytic lowered through a roof
A man with leprosy
A blind beggar
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Jesus marveled at the faith of a Roman centurion who asked healing for his servant from a distance.
False
True
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When a furious storm arose on the lake, Jesus rebuked the winds and the sea, and it became completely calm.
He calmed the storm by rebuking wind and sea
He cast lots to determine the cause
He waited until sunrise and the wind ceased naturally
He directed the disciples to row to shore quickly
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In the country of the Gadarenes, demons entered a herd of pigs that rushed down a steep bank into the sea.
False
True
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Which tax collector did Jesus call from his booth to follow Him in Matthew?
Matthew
Levi son of Alphaeus (as named in Mark)
Cornelius
Zacchaeus
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Jesus said, I came not to bring peace but a sword, referring to divisions that allegiance to Him would cause.
He taught that following Him may divide families
He commanded violent uprising against Rome
He revoked earlier teachings on peacemaking
He taught the literal carrying of swords for defense
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Jesus declared Himself Lord of the Sabbath when His disciples plucked grain on the Sabbath.
True
False
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In the Parable of the Sower, what chokes the word in the thorny soil?
The cares of the world and the deceitfulness of riches
Persecution because of the word
Lack of understanding
Birds of the air
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In Matthew 13, the mustard seed is described as small but grows into a tree-like plant where birds perch.
True
False
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Jesus told Peter to find a coin in a fish's mouth to pay the temple tax for them both.
Peter sold his net to pay the tax
A coin in a fish's mouth paid the tax for Jesus and Peter
They were exempt and paid nothing
Judas paid the tax from the moneybag
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In the Parable of the Laborers in the Vineyard, those hired last received the same wage as those hired first.
Those hired last received half a denarius
Only the first group was paid
Those hired first received double
All received the same denarius
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Study Outcomes

  1. Analyze key events and teachings presented in the Gospel of Matthew.
  2. Identify and interpret significant parables and their underlying lessons.
  3. Evaluate the narrative structure and historical context of the text.
  4. Apply critical thinking skills to assess personal understanding and exam readiness.
  5. Synthesize insights from the material to strengthen overall biblical literacy.

Bible Quiz Matthew: Chapters 1-28 Cheat Sheet

  1. Jesus as the Fulfillment of Prophecy - Matthew loves pointing out how ancient scrolls predicted Jesus long before He ever showed up, turning the Old Testament into a thrilling clue game of Messianic foresight. Every "this took place to fulfill" phrase is like the Bible dropping a high-five, saying "told ya so!". It's the ultimate cross-temporal connection that cements Jesus as the superstar of prophecy.
  2. The Kingdom of Heaven - This isn't just a dreamy distant cloud city - it's alive and kicking right now, sprinkled throughout Jesus' parables like the mustard seed that starts small then explodes into a mighty tree. Matthew drops a cosmic invitation to experience heaven's power now and hold tight for its grand finale. It's heaven on earth in bite-sized stories!
  3. The Sermon on the Mount - Picture a mountainside classroom with the sun rising on brand-new spiritual insights - Beatitudes, prayer hacks like the Lord's Prayer, and gold-star life lessons on how to be salt and light. This epic speech is Matthew's spiritual syllabus for living a blessed life in bold colors. It's where you upgrade from moral rookie to faith MVP.
  4. Jesus' Authority - Storms bow down and demons tap out when Jesus steps onto the scene - this Gospel shows off His divine clout in action-packed scenes of miracles and unshakable command. Matthew means business when revealing that Jesus isn't just a teacher, He's the ultimate power-player. Get ready to witness authority that rewrites the rulebook on reality!
  5. Parables Unique to Matthew - Dive into nine exclusive stories like the Parable of the Weeds and the Unforgiving Servant - Matthew's VIP section of parables you won't find anywhere else. Each tale is a mini-escape room for the soul, loaded with surprises and spiritual "aha" moments. Crack these codes to unlock deeper layers of Jesus' teaching.
  6. Jesus as the New Moses - Matthew casts Jesus in Moses' legendary sandals, leading a fresh exodus from sin and sealing a brand-new covenant with better promises. If Moses handed down stones, Jesus delivers heart-level commands in living ink. It's the next-gen freedom story you'll want to study like your spiritual passport depends on it.
  7. Emphasis on Righteous Living - More than just ritual checklists, Matthew pushes for real-deal integrity - letting your light shine, forgiving like it's an extreme sport, and doing right when no one's watching. It's an action plan for walking the talk and leveling up your moral game. Ready to glow up from the inside out? This is your blueprint!
  8. The Great Commission - Jesus drops the mic with a global mission: make disciples of every nation, baptizing and teaching with unstoppable enthusiasm. Matthew closes the gospel like a world tour announcement you don't want to miss. It's the final challenge and the ultimate invitation to join God's worldwide team.
  9. Five Major Discourses - Think of Matthew's Gospel as a five-course feast of powerful teachings - from the Sermon on the Mount to Mission Instructions - each course crafted to nourish your faith. This deliberate structure serves up spiritual insights in perfectly portioned lessons. Gear up for a banquet that feeds your mind and soul!
  10. Jesus' Compassion for the Lost - Matthew shines a spotlight on Jesus hanging with tax collectors and healing the marginalized, showing love that crosses every social boundary. His heart beats for the underdog, teaching us that no one's too far gone for a divine comeback. It's a masterclass in mercy you'll want to spread around like glitter!
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