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Each of our Bible illustration quizzes contains a short illustration to read followed by 5 multiple choice questions. They are a little more challenging compared to our regular Bible quizzes given the reading comprehension aspect. That said, these Bible illustrations are amazing and once you take one you will hunger for more!

Bible Bootcamp Sports is comprised of 10 sports-related illustrations that teach foundational biblical truths using creative sports analogies. Each quiz consists of 5 questions reinforcing the core Bible truths from the game-changing sports illustration.

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If you're interested in testing your Bible knowledge against a well done Bible quiz, the guys at Overview Bible made one. Apparently a "good score" is around 70%...that's how tough it is. Would be interested to know your score if you take it. Here's the link for those interested...

Perhaps the most entertaining and valuable competition that ODACS sponsors is the Bible Quizzing competition. Students study God's Word and then quiz in an atmosphere of excellent sportsmanship and intense competition.

As a Bible quizzer, you will meet lifelong friends, and have some of the best experiences you could ever ask for. Most importantly, you WILL get closer to God. That should be enough reason for anyone to join.

Now go, and get involved!

Youth Bible quizzing is one of many facets of Evangelical culture that evolved in the 20th century as a Christian alternative to secular entertainments. Instead of joining a mainstream game of knowledge, why not do something that is not only fun (theoretically) but will also deepen your knowledge of scripture and thus strengthen your faith (theoretically)? There are slight rule variations among different quizzing organizations, but most stick with concentrating on one book of the Bible during a given school year. The middle and high school participants memorize the material to the point where they can not just recite answers but anticipate the questions. To get an idea of how intense quizzing is, consider this: the movie opens with a judge asking a kid to recite every chapter of the Bible in which Jesus is mentioned by name, and the kid is able to do so with no trouble.

MACSA Bible Quizzing presents an amazing opportunity for students of all ages. The discipline of quizzing trains students to memorize God's Word and then maintain it in their memory. As a quizzer for several years, I have experienced the blessing of having God's Word ingrained in my mind and heart. Although I may not be able to remember every single verse years from now, I think the passages I memorized will still be comfortingly familiar and the lessons God taught me will still be sweet."

The Intermediate division of quizzing serves quizzers 12-14 years old and first-year quizzers 15-18 years old. The Experienced division is for advanced quizzers ages 12-18 years old. The age cut-off date is December 31st prior to the quiz year (i.e. a student will be an Experienced division quizzer if their 15th birthday is December 31st or earlier.)

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Each team can have 2-5 quizzers. If you have a couple of young people and a coach, you have a team! Even if there is only one young person that wants to quiz, he/she can join another team in the same division from the same district.

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The quizmaster reads a question, and the quizzer who buzzes in first has the opportunity to answer it; however, if neither team buzzes within 5 seconds, the question is closed and the quizmaster proceeds to the next question.

For many years, most denominational Bible quiz programs followed an agreed-upon cycle of New Testament books that repeated every eight years. In addition, these denominations agreed to quiz over the same version of the Bible, the New International Version (1984). The goals of this World Bible Quizzing alliance were to allow denominations to attend each other's tournaments and to promote unity in the body of Christ.

However, the 2011 revisions to the NIV caused many of these denominations to reconsider the text that they would use. Some chose other translations (English Standard Version, Berean Study Bible, and King James). And since they were no longer committed to the same translation as the other allied denominations, some have chosen to alter their quiz cycle, adding additional books (New Testament and Old Testament), and no longer limiting themselves to an 8-year cycle. This has had the effect of increasing sectarian autonomy at the cost of diminished unity.

The diocesan quiz program will be led by a team designated by and under the guidance of Eparchial Catechetical Council. This team will closely work with Regional level or Forane level leaders, vicars and CCD principals to co-ordinate all activities and communications for the success of this program. Few key responsibilities of this team are: question preparation, regional level written test evaluation, onstage judgement, onstage quiz master role, communication, preparation of rules and guidance, administrative functions, and budget. ff782bc1db