Bible trivia printable: free PDFs for every group, plus 24 easy questions with answers
Free Bible trivia printable PDFs with answer keys, no sign-up, plus 24 easy questions with KJV verses. Pick the right sheet for youth group or game night.
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A Bible trivia printable is a ready-to-print sheet of Bible questions with an answer key, made for youth group, small group or game night. Bible Academy offers eight free trivia PDFs in US Letter size with no sign-up, from 40 to 125 questions each, and every set has an answer key and is based on the King James Version.
You'll find them all on our free printables page. This guide helps you pick the right one in about a minute, and it adds a short set of 24 easy questions you can copy into your own sheet or read out loud tonight.
A verse next to an answer also settles arguments quickly: the group opens a Bible and checks.
Which Bible trivia printable should you use?
Start with who's in the room. A group of new believers and a group of lifelong Bible readers need different sheets, and the hard set can sink a friendly night.
| Printable | Questions | Pages | Best for | Read online |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bible Trivia Questions | 125 | 10 | Mixed groups, easy to expert | Open |
| Youth Group Bible Trivia | 60 | 6 | Game night, six rounds | Open |
| Bible Trivia for Adults | 64 | 6 | Small groups, six rounds | Open |
| Hard Bible Trivia | 60 | 6 | Longtime Bible readers | Open |
| True or False Bible Quiz | 50 | 5 | Warm-ups and discussions | Open |
| Christmas Bible Trivia | 50 | 5 | December parties | Open |
| Thanksgiving Bible Trivia | 40 | 5 | The week of November 26, 2026 | Open |
| Easter Bible Trivia | 50 | 5 | Palm Sunday to Easter | Open |
Download any of them from the printables page. Each article also has the full questions on screen, which is handy when you're leading from your phone.
A few quick picks:
- Hosting teens this week? Use the youth group sheet. It's split into rounds, so you can stop whenever time runs out.
- Grown-ups who don't want a kids' game? Use the adult sheet. It's written for people who've been around the Bible a while.
- Thanksgiving table? Print the Thanksgiving trivia and put one sheet at each end of the table.
- Not sure of the level? Read a few questions from the 125-question sheet aloud and see how the room reacts.
Want the questions without any paper? The app gives you a quiz path at your level, and each answer is explained with its verse.
24 easy Bible trivia questions you can print
Use these as a warm-up, or paste them into your own document for a one-page sheet. All answers are drawn from the KJV text, with the reference next to each one.
Round 1: Old Testament
- What did God tell Noah to build? An ark (Genesis 6:14)
- What did God set in the cloud as the sign of his covenant after the flood? A bow, or rainbow (Genesis 9:13)
- On which day did God rest from his work? The seventh (Genesis 2:2)
- Which son did Jacob give a coat of many colours? Joseph (Genesis 37:3)
- Whom did God send to Pharaoh to bring Israel out of Egypt? Moses (Exodus 3:10)
- How many commandments did God write on the tablets? Ten (Exodus 34:28)
- Which city's wall fell flat after the people shouted? Jericho (Joshua 6:20)
- Which judge told Delilah that no razor had ever touched his head? Samson (Judges 16:17)
- Who was Ruth's mother-in-law? Naomi (Ruth 1:22)
- Who killed Goliath with a sling and a stone? David (1 Samuel 17:50)
- Which queen risked her life by going to the king, saying "if I perish, I perish"? Esther (Esther 4:16)
- Where was Daniel thrown for praying to God? The den of lions (Daniel 6:16)
- Who spent three days and three nights inside a great fish? Jonah (Jonah 1:17)
Round 2: New Testament
- In which town was Jesus born? Bethlehem (Matthew 2:1)
- Who baptized Jesus in the Jordan? John (Matthew 3:13)
- How many disciples did Jesus call and give power to in Matthew 10? Twelve (Matthew 10:1)
- What did the disciples have when Jesus fed the five thousand? Five loaves and two fishes (Matthew 14:17)
- Which disciple got out of the ship and walked on the water toward Jesus? Peter (Matthew 14:29)
- Which tax collector climbed a sycamore tree to see Jesus? Zacchaeus (Luke 19:2-4)
- What is the shortest verse in the KJV? "Jesus wept" (John 11:35)
- Which disciple went to the chief priests to betray Jesus? Judas Iscariot (Matthew 26:14-16)
- Which disciple denied Jesus three times before the rooster crowed? Peter (Matthew 26:75)
- On which day did Jesus rise again, according to the Scriptures? The third day (1 Corinthians 15:4)
- Saul was traveling to which city when a light from heaven shone around him? Damascus (Acts 9:3)
If a question sparks a debate, that's a win. Open the reference and read it together. To learn more about the people in these rounds, try the Bible characters library or a quick David quiz.
Quick quiz: Genesis
How long did the rain of the flood fall on the earth?
“The rain was upon the earth forty days and forty nights.” The hundred and fifty days are the time the waters prevailed upon the earth (7:24). Genesis 7:12
What did the LORD count to Abram as righteousness?
“He believed in the LORD; and he counted it to him for righteousness.” This comes before circumcision, which does not appear until chapter 17. Genesis 15:6
What new name does Jacob receive after his wrestling at the ford of the Jabbok?
“Thy name shall be called no more Jacob, but Israel: for thou hast struggled with God and with men.” Edom is Esau’s nickname (36:1). Genesis 32:28
There are many more questions like these in Bible Academy, each with its explanation and verse. Start free, no card needed.
How to run a printed Bible trivia game
You don't need a projector. A stack of sheets, some pens and a timer on your phone will do.
Print it the smart way
Print the question pages for the teams, and keep the answer pages for the host. Since the key sits at the end of each PDF, this is easy to do: choose the page range in your print dialog. One sheet per team saves paper and gets people talking.
Set up teams
Three to five people per team works well. Mix ages and Bible knowledge on purpose, so the newest person in the room isn't sitting with other newcomers. Ask a different person to read the questions each round, so it doesn't feel like a test run by the youth pastor.
Keep the score simple
Here's a scheme for about 45 minutes. It's only a suggestion, so adjust it to your group.
| Round | Questions | Points each | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warm-up | 10 | 1 | 10 minutes |
| Main round | 10 | 2 | 15 minutes |
| Tougher round | 5 | 3 | 10 minutes |
| Tiebreaker and verse check | 1 | none | 5 minutes |
End with a passage
Before everyone leaves, read one passage connected to a question from the night, and ask what stood out. It only takes a few minutes, and it turns a game into time in the Word. For the 24 questions above, Daniel in the lions' den or the temptation in the wilderness both work.
For more ideas that don't need paper, see our Bible games for youth group, or try Bible Jeopardy questions if your team likes a board.
Paper or app: when each one works
Paper is great for groups. Everybody's looking up, and no one disappears into their notifications. It also costs nothing and works anywhere, even in a church basement with poor signal.
An app is better for what happens between meetings. A sheet doesn't know which questions you missed, and it won't give you a new set tomorrow. You can get free questions on our Bible quiz pages for each book, or a daily Bible quiz if you want a small habit.
The Bible Academy app is the paid option, with a 7-day free trial, then $4.99 a month or $34.99 a year. It adds the full quiz path from beginner to expert, along with a reading plan and thousands of questions on every book, chapter, character and story.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find free printable Bible trivia?
Bible Academy's printables page has eight free Bible trivia PDFs, from 40 to 125 questions each, in US Letter size. There's no sign-up and no email required. They cover general trivia, youth groups, adults, hard questions, true or false, Christmas, Thanksgiving and Easter, and each has answers at the end.
What is a good easy Bible trivia question?
A good easy question has one clear answer that a newcomer could learn in a sentence, like "Who killed Goliath?" The answer is David, in 1 Samuel 17:50. Well-known stories such as Noah, Jonah and Zacchaeus work best at this level. Add the verse so the group can check it together.
Are these printable Bible trivia sheets good for adults?
Yes. The 64-question Bible Trivia for Adults sheet is designed for grown-ups in six rounds, and the 60-question Hard Bible Trivia sheet is ranked by difficulty for longtime readers. Both are free PDFs, and both include an answer key with KJV verses at the end, so nobody has to take the host's word for it.
Which Bible version do the printables use?
The answer keys use the King James Version. A few details can read differently in other translations, such as "coat of many colours" in Genesis 37:3, so tell your group up front if they're using a modern Bible. The facts tested are usually the same, and the reference lets anyone compare.
How many questions do I need for a Bible trivia night?
About 25 questions fills 45 minutes if you allow time for debate and for checking verses. A warm-up of 10 easy ones, 10 medium ones and 5 harder ones gives every team a chance to score. If your group moves quickly, use a longer sheet and stop when the time runs out.