Who was Saul’s father?

a) Kish b) Benjamin c) Abiel d) Kios

Who was Saul’s grandfather?

a)       Abiel

b)       Benjamin

c)       Zeror

d)       Kios

How much taller was Saul than the other Israelites?

a)       a foot

b)       a head

c)       one cubit

Which territory did Saul and his servant pass through in search of his father’s donkeys?

a)       Ephraim

b)       Shalisha

c)       Shallim

d) all of the above 

Why did Saul decide to stop searching for the donkeys?

a)       after four days they were likely killed by lions

b)       the donkeys had strayed into Philistine territory

c)       they had been claimed by others by now

d)       his father would start worrying about him and the servant

Why did Saul’s servant want them to stop in the town in the district of Zuph?

a)       to join in the celebration of the feast of weeks

b)       a man of God was there who could tell them where to look for the donkeys

c)       in order to join in the procession of the prophets

d)       in order to pay a visit to Rachel’s tomb

What gift did Saul’s servant have for the man of God?

a)       a hin of wine

b)       a half shekel of silver

c)       one-fourth shekel of silver

d)       food

c)     “Look, I have here at hand one-fourth of a shekel of silver. I will give that to the man of God, to tell us our way.

What did the prophet of that day use to be called?

a)       magi

b)       seer

c)       oracle

d)       medium

Who did Saul and his servant meet as they went to the town?

a)       elders of the town

b)       a demon possessed man

they met some young women going out to draw water, and said to them, “Is the seer here?”
mourners in a funeral procession

c they met some young women going out to draw water, and said to them, “Is the seer here?”girl

Which of the following is not the reason the man of God came to the town in Zuph today?

a)       to dine at the high place with Saul

b)       to determine whether the lepers there could return to their homes

c)       to see the man the LORD would have as king

d)       to offer and bless the sacrifice the town was making   

he came to this city, because there is a sacrifice of the people today on the high place.

What did the LORD tell Samuel Saul would do for His people?

a)       fulfill all the warnings that were told to the people earlier

b)       govern them and deliver His people from the Ammonites

c)       govern them and deliver His people from the Philistines

d)       none of the above

d)       none of the above

he may save My people from the hand of the Philistines; for I have looked upon My people, because their cry has come to Me.”

What did Saul ask Samuel when he saw him in the gateway?

a)       when is the sacrifice suppose to begin

b)       Please tell me, where is the seer’s house?”

c)       to explain the regulations of kingship to him

d)       to tell him where to find his father’s donkeys

“Please tell me, where is the seer’s house?”

.  Where did Samuel tell Saul to go to eat with him?

a)       to the market place

b)       to Kish’s house

c)       to Jesse’ house

d)     Go up before me to the high place

When would Samuel let Saul go after they had eaten?

a)      and tomorrow I will let you go 

b)       in the morning

c)       in three days

d)       a week from the day they ate

How long ago had the donkeys been lost when Saul encountered Samuel?

a)       four days

b)       five days

c)       three days

d)       ten days

c)       three days

But as for your donkeys that were lost three days ago,

.  According to Samuel, to who had all the desire of Israel turned?

a)       Jacob and all his father’s family

b)       Saul and all his father’s family

c)       Joseph

d)       David

And on whom is all the desire of Israel? Is it not on you and on all your father’s house?”

Which tribe was the smallest tribe of Israel?

a)       Gad

b)       Asher

c)       Dan

d)       Benjamin

What position did the clan of Saul have within the tribe of Benjamin?

a)       least

b)       greatest

c)       tallest

d)       moderate

Where did Samuel seat Saul and his servant to eat?

a)       in the middle of the invited guests

b)       across the table from Samuel

c)       had them sit in the place of honor among those who were invited;

d)at the end of the invited guests

, and had them sit in the place of honor among those who were invited; there were about thirty persons.

How many invited guests had come to eat with Samuel?

a)       about eleven

b)       about seventy two

c)       about one hundred twenty

d)       about thirty

What did Samuel tell the cook to do with the meat that was intended for Saul?

a)       leave it on the table for him

b)       send it back to the butcher and exchange it for a better piece

c)    ‘Set it apart.

d)       make sure all the blood was out 

Bring the portion which I gave you, of which I said to you, ‘Set it apart.

What piece of meat did the cook set in front of Saul?

a)       the shoulder

b)       cook took up the thigh 

c)       the end piece

d)       the fat portion

When did Samuel say he had Saul’s portion of meat set aside?

a)       From the time he told Saul he said “I have invited guests”

b)       From the time the LORD said “Listen to the people.”

c)       From the time the LORD said “Anoint him leader over my people.”

d)       none of the above

a)       From the time he told Saul he said “I have invited guests”

Here it is, what was kept back. It was set apart for you. Eat; for until this time it has been kept for you, since I said I invited the people.

.  Where did Samuel talk to Saul after they came from the high place to the town?

a)       in the market place

b)       in the synagogue

c)       in the stable housing his father’s donkeys

d)       on the top  of Samuel’s house

d)       on the top  of Samuel’s house

Samuel spoke with Saul on the top of the house.^[b]

.  Why did Samuel have Saul send his servant on ahead of them when he left town?

a)       so the servant could let  Saul’s father know they were on their way home

b)       But you stand here awhile, that I may announce to you the word of God

c)       so Samuel could tell Saul about his problems with the Israelites 

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