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Trivia Quiz

Bible Quiz

20 bible trivia questions on Old & New Testament people, events, places, numbers, and parables. Randomized each round, graded like a real test.

GIGGLEUS Bible Quiz

Bible Quiz

Old and New Testament figures and events, places and numbers, famous parables and lessons — 20 Bible-knowledge questions laid out on a single page like a real exam paper. A fresh mix is drawn every time, so finish it and hit 'Grade it' to see your grade and an estimated percentile.

📖 Question types: Old Testament people & events · New Testament people & events · Bible knowledge (places & numbers) · parables & lessons

🧾 Questions: 20 · multiple choice (randomized each round)

⏱️ Time limit: none (take your time)

🎯 18 or more correct = grade 'A+', certified Bible-knowledge whiz

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How well do you really know the Bible? This free bible quiz pulls 20 random questions each round from a 92-question bank, so no two plays are ever the same. Questions span four types — Old and New Testament people and events, place names and numbers, and parables and lessons — drawn from the stories and facts nearly everyone knows, with no specific translation quoted. No sign-up, no cost: just tap and play. When you finish, you get a report card that grades your score, shows your estimated top percentile, and gives a clear explanation for every question, so you learn something whether you ace it or miss. Share your score card with friends and see who knows Scripture best — it's a great fit for Sunday school, small groups, youth ministry, or a friendly family challenge.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q. How many questions are in the Bible quiz?

    A. Each round draws 20 random questions from a bank of 92 about Old and New Testament people and events, places and numbers, and parables.

  • Q. Does it quote a specific Bible translation?

    A. No. The questions focus on well-known stories and facts without quoting any specific translation.

  • Q. What do I get when I finish?

    A. You get a report card with your grade (A+ to D), an estimated percentile and an explanation for every question. The percentile is a fixed guide based on how many you got right, not live statistics from other players.