Genesis Chapter 2 Quiz

Test your knowledge of Genesis chapter 2, covering the Garden of Eden, the creation of man and woman, and the first marriage. This quiz explores the detailed account of God's formation of Adam and Eve.

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• Answer all questions below and click Submit when complete
• Choose the best answer for each question
• Results will show immediately after submission
• This quiz takes approximately 8 minutes
• Test your biblical knowledge and learn from detailed explanations!

1.How was man formed according to Genesis 2?

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Reference: Genesis 2:7

A)From the dust of the ground

B)From water

C)From light

D)From clay

2.God breathed the breath of life into man's nostrils.

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Reference: Genesis 2:7

TrueFalse

3.What was the name of the garden that God planted?

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Reference: Genesis 2:8

A)Eden

B)Paradise

C)Heaven

D)Canaan

4.Complete this verse: "And the Lord God said, It is not good that the man should be ______."

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Reference: Genesis 2:18

A)alone

B)idle

C)silent

D)hungry

5.What were the names of the two special trees in the garden?

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Reference: Genesis 2:9

A)Tree of Life and Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil

B)Tree of Wisdom and Tree of Peace

C)Tree of Beauty and Tree of Strength

D)Tree of Heaven and Tree of Earth

6.Adam was allowed to eat from every tree in the garden.

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Reference: Genesis 2:16-17

TrueFalse

7.What was Adam's job in the Garden of Eden?

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Reference: Genesis 2:15

A)To tend and keep the garden

B)To name the animals only

C)To build houses

D)To worship continuously

8.How was woman created?

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Reference: Genesis 2:21-22

A)From Adam's rib

B)From dust like Adam

C)From water

D)From clay

9.Complete Adam's response when he saw the woman: "This is now ______ of my bones, and flesh of my flesh."

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Reference: Genesis 2:23

A)bone

B)part

C)life

D)spirit

10.Adam and Eve were ashamed of their nakedness.

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Reference: Genesis 2:25

TrueFalse

11.What did Adam call the woman initially?

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Reference: Genesis 2:23

A)Woman

B)Eve

C)Helper

D)Beloved

12.A river went out of Eden to water the garden.

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Reference: Genesis 2:10

TrueFalse

13.What would happen if Adam ate from the forbidden tree?

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Reference: Genesis 2:17

A)He would surely die

B)He would become wise

C)He would become like God

D)He would live forever

14.Complete this principle about marriage: "Therefore shall a man leave his and his , and shall cleave unto his wife."

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Reference: Genesis 2:24

A)father; mother

B)home; family

C)past; future

D)friends; relatives

15.What did Adam do when God brought the animals to him?

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Reference: Genesis 2:19-20

A)Named them all

B)Fed them

C)Played with them

D)Counted them

16.Gold and precious stones were found in the land watered by Eden's rivers.

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Reference: Genesis 2:11-12

TrueFalse

Genesis Chapter 2 Quiz

Instructions

1.How was man formed according to Genesis 2?

2.God breathed the breath of life into man's nostrils.

3.What was the name of the garden that God planted?

4.Complete this verse: "And the Lord God said, It is not good that the man should be ______."

5.What were the names of the two special trees in the garden?

6.Adam was allowed to eat from every tree in the garden.

7.What was Adam's job in the Garden of Eden?

8.How was woman created?

9.Complete Adam's response when he saw the woman: "This is now ______ of my bones, and flesh of my flesh."

10.Adam and Eve were ashamed of their nakedness.

11.What did Adam call the woman initially?

12.A river went out of Eden to water the garden.

13.What would happen if Adam ate from the forbidden tree?

14.Complete this principle about marriage: "Therefore shall a man leave his ______ and his ______, and shall cleave unto his wife."

15.What did Adam do when God brought the animals to him?

16.Gold and precious stones were found in the land watered by Eden's rivers.

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14.Complete this principle about marriage: "Therefore shall a man leave his and his , and shall cleave unto his wife."