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1 PROVERBS 1 1. These are the words of a. David. b. Solomon. c. Moses. d. Jonah. 2. He was this man s son. a. Ezra b. David c. Solomon d. Ahab 3. The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise a. God. b. The godly. c. Wisdom and instruction. d. Prosperity. 4. If sinners entice thee a. Make excuses. b. Hide yourself. c. Consent not. d. Follow them. 5. Surely in vain, the net is spread in the sight of any a. Bird. b. Rabbit. c. Fish. d. Dog. 6. This cries in the streets. a. Children b. The hungry c. The homeless d. Wisdom 7. She asks, how long will you love a. Yourself? b. Simplicity? c. Your money? d. Your parents? 8. Because she has called, and you have refused, she will do this when you have calamity. a. Laugh b. Cry c. Help you d. Take it from you 9. The prosperity of fools shall a. Help them. b. Prosper the world. c. Confound the wise. d. Destroy them. 10. Those who listen to wisdom a. Are fools. b. Shall be destroyed. c. Shall dwell safely. d. Shall fall.

2 PROVERBS 2 1. Wisdom comes from a. Within. b. Angels. c. The Lord. d. Satan. 2. Out of the Lord s mouth comes a. A 2 edged sword. b. Fire & brimstone. c. Wisdom & understanding. d. Wrath. 3. The Lord lays this up for the righteous. a. A crown of life b. A day of reckoning c. A thorn in the flesh d. Sound wisdom 4. The Lord is a buckler to them that walk a. Alone. b. In darkness. c. In fear. d. Uprightly. 5. The Lord preserves them. a. The way of His saints b. Memories c. Our tears d. The days departed 6. This shall preserve thee. a. Sound advice b. Wise council c. Obeying the 10 commandments d. Discretion 7. The paths of the woman who has forsaken the God of her youth lead here. a. To life b. To pleasure c. To repentance d. To death 8. None that go into her do this. a. Sin b. Fall c. Return d. Trust anyone 9. The upright shall a. Fall. b. Follow the path of death. c. Dwell in the land. d. See the face of God. 10. The wicked shall a. Cry from their hearts. b. Be fed the food of iniquity. c. See God. d. Be cut off from the earth.

3 PROVERBS 3 1. Trust in the Lord with all thine heart and lean not toward a. The evil one. b. Sinners. c. Heaven. d. Thine own understanding. 2. Fear the Lord, and depart from a. Life. b. Death. c. Evil. d. Safety. 3. Your barns will be full if you a. Give to the poor. b. Honor the Lord with the first fruits. c. Are diligent. d. Are not slothful. 4. Despise not the chastening of the Lord, because who the Lord loves, He a. Molds. b. Protects. c. Abuses. d. Corrects. 5. Wisdom is more precious than these. a. Diamonds b. Rubies c. Raindrops d. Pearls 6. Do not withhold this from them to whom it is due. a. Charity b. Evil c. Good d. Vengeance 7. Do not strive with a man, without this. a. A sword b. Love c. Wise words d. A cause 8. Don t envy him or choose his ways. a. The king b. The devil c. The oppressor d. Thy neighbor 9. The Lord scorns the scorners, but gives grace to a. The lowly. b. The oppressor. c. The young. d. The old. 10. The wise shall inherit glory, but this shall be the promotion of fools. a. Nothing b. Deceit c. Folly d. Shame

4 PROVERBS 4 1. Hear the instruction of a a. Wise man. b. Holy man. c. Wise woman. d. Father. 2. Get this, for it is the principal thing. a. Money b. Good thoughts c. Wisdom d. Morality 3. Take fast hold of a. Mighty men. b. Riches. c. Evil men. d. Instruction. 4. Enter not into the path of the a. Dogs. b. Horse. c. Wicked. d. Poor. 5. Evil men can t sleep unless they a. Have money. b. Have done mischief. c. Are warm. d. Have a pillow. 6. The path of the just is as a. The shining light. b. Straight as an arrow. c. Darkness. d. Gold. 7. The way of the wicked is as a. Darkness. b. A bent arrow. c. A broken stick. d. A light. 8. Keep thy heart with all diligence for a. It contains reason. b. Out of it are the issues of life. c. No one knows what evil lurks in the heart of man. d. It is full of lust. 9. Put away from thee a. Childish things. b. Men of counsel. c. A forward mouth. d. Greed. 10. Remove your foot from this. a. The land b. Your shoe c. Your mouth d. Evil

5 PROVERBS 5 1. My son, attend unto my understanding, that you may regard a. Discretion. b. Great riches. c. Good tidings. d. Thy neighbor s council. 2. The lips of a strange woman drop as a. Ice. b. Dung. c. A honeycomb. d. Rain. 3. Her mouth is smoother than a. Glass. b. Ice. c. A river. d. Oil. 4. Her end is bitter as a. New wine. b. Wormwood. c. Rotten fruit. d. Spoiled apples. 5. Stay away from her, lest strangers be filled with thy a. Murmuring. b. Honor. c. Wealth. d. Dignity. 6. Stay away from her, lest you mourn at the last when a. Your family disowns you. b. Your wife has become another s. c. Your flesh & body are consumed. d. Your eyes are filled with darkness. 7. Drink waters a. And not wines. b. From the fountain of life. c. From an heavenly spring. d. From your own well. 8. Rejoice with a. The saints of old. b. The good & godly. c. Singing & dancing. d. The wife of your youth. 9. The ways of a man are before a. The congregation. b. The lusts of his heart. c. All to see. d. The eyes of the Lord. 10. His own iniquities shall take the wicked himself, and he shall be holden with the cords of a. His sins. b. His thoughts. c. His memory. d. Corruption.

6 PROVERBS 6 1. A little sleep, a little slumber and thy want shall come a. As an armed man. b. As a locust. c. As a thief in the night. d. Without warning. 2. A wicked man devises this continually. a. Prosperity b. Mischief c. Plans he does not keep d. How to cheat his neighbor 3. A wicked man sows a. On a land that is not his. b. On stony ground. c. But does not reap. d. Discord. 4. How shall the wicked man s calamity come? a. By the hand of a friend b. Before all to see c. Suddenly d. With warnings 5. For by means of a whorish woman, a man is brought to a. A dog. b. A savage. c. A boy. d. A piece of bread. 6. Can a man take fire in his bosom and a. Live? b. Talk? c. His clothes not be burned? d. Not feel the heat? 7. Whoever touches his neighbor s wife shall a. Pay with his life. b. Not be innocent. c. Not be forgiven. d. Be considered a thief. 8. Men do not despise a thief, if he steals a. From a stranger. b. From a foreign land. c. And gives to the poor. d. When he is hungry. 9. If a thief is caught he must restore a. 5 fold b. 7 fold c. 30 fold d. 100 fold 10. He who commits adultery destroys a. His name. b. His soul. c. His integrity. d. His reputation.

7 PROVERBS 7 1. Keep the law as a. A precious rose. b. Long as the day is long. c. The apple of your eye. d. A treasured jewel. 2. Write the commandments on the table of a. The palace. b. Stone. c. Your heart. d. The altar. 3. Say, thou art my sister, to a. All believers. b. The strange woman. c. The earth. d. Wisdom. 4. The young man who went to the house of the strange woman lacked this. a. Money b. Years c. Gold d. Understanding 5. The woman was wearing a. A robe. b. Purple. c. Linen. d. The attire of a harlot. 6. The woman is a. Sweet & beautiful. b. Wise. c. Jealous. d. Loud & stubborn. 7. The man of the house was a. At home. b. At work. c. At the temple. d. On a journey. 8. The young man goes after her a. Unwittingly. b. In a daze. c. As an ox to the slaughter. d. Defiantly. 9. Many strong men a. Have been slain by her. b. Will protect her. c. Desire her. d. Will not hear her flattery. 10. Her house a. Stands as a landmark. b. Shall fall. c. Is known to all. d. Is the way to hell.

8 PROVERBS 8 1. Wisdom cries here. a. At the gates of the city b. In the fields c. From the rocks d. In the temple 2. She calls to them, understand wisdom. a. To the elite. b. To those head & shoulders above the rest c. To the simple ones & fools d. To children 3. Her mouth speaks a. Truth. b. Lies. c. Foolishness. d. Reprimands. 4. This is an abomination to her lips. a. Truth b. Wickedness c. Drunkenness d. Foolish answers 5. Receive her instruction rather than a. Silver. b. Worldly wisdom. c. Folly. d. Diamonds. 6. Wisdom is better than a. Foolishness. b. Life. c. Fame. d. Rubies. 7. The fear of the Lord is to hate a. Wisdom & knowledge. b. Evil. c. Men who follow the forward path. d. Folly, vain hope & death. 8. Those that seek wisdom early a. Must rise early. b. Must search diligently. c. Shall find her. d. Shall not find her. 9. Those who find her a. Are few. b. Find life. c. Shall not be last. d. Shall know secrets. 10. They that hate her, love a. No one. b. Themselves. c. Death. d. Knowledge.

9 PROVERBS 9 1. Wisdom has built this. a. A tower b. A temple c. Her house d. Her life 2. She has hewn out this many pillars. a. 8 b. 6 c. 14 d She calls out to a. The wise & knowledgeable. b. The simple & those lacking understanding. c. The prophets. d. The proud & haughty. 4. She offers a. Come live in my house. b. Come eat of my bread. c. Come eat of my meat. d. Come eat of my fruit. 5. Forsake the foolish and a. Stubborn. b. Mischievous. c. Live. d. Die. 6. If you reprove a scorner, he will a. Hate you. b. Love you. c. Thank you. d. Deceive you. 7. Give instruction to a wise man and he will a. Become wiser. b. Hate you. c. Love you. d. Thank you. 8. What kind of woman is clamorous? a. Wise b. Foolish c. Holy d. Confused 9. She calls to the simple, stolen waters a. Are evil. b. Shall flood the streets. c. Are sweet. d. Run rapid. 10. Her guests are a. Troubled. b. Wise. c. In the depths of hell. d. Not fed.

10 PROVERBS The Lord will not allow the soul of the righteous to do this. a. Prosper b. Famish c. Mourn d. Desire sin 2. He that gathers in the summer is a wise son, but he that sleeps in the harvest, is a son that causes this. a. Want b. Waste c. Lack d. Shame 3. Blessings are upon the head of the just, but this covers the mouth of the wicked. a. Shame b. Violence c. Bad tidings d. Reproof 4. Hatred stirs up strife, but love a. Covers all sin. b. Reveals all sin. c. Stirs it up the more. d. Separates it. 5. Wise men lay up knowledge, but the mouth of the foolish a. Is always opened. b. Speaks without knowledge. c. Is near destruction. d. Knows nothing. 6. The labor of the righteous tends to life, but the fruit of the wicked a. To sin. b. To death. c. To foolish desires. d. Prosperity. 7. In the multitude of words there lacks no sin, but he that refrains his lips a. Sins. b. Shares knowledge. c. Is wise. d. Is foolish. 8. The blessing of the Lord maketh rich and He adds none of this with it. a. Sin b. Desire c. Sorrow d. Taxes 9. The fear of the Lord prolongs a. Days. b. Sacrifices. c. Sorrows. d. Joys. 10. The hope of the righteous shall be gladness, but the expectation of the wicked a. Prospers. b. Shall perish. c. Shall sustain him. d. Shall bring him low..

11 PROVERBS When pride comes, then this comes. a. Haughtiness b. Wisdom c. Power d. Shame 2. This will not profit in the day of wrath. a. Goodness b. Judgment c. Riches d. Righteousness 3. Righteousness delivers from this. a. Death b. Life c. Forwardness d. Simplicity 4. The wicked shall fall by a. The way. b. His own wickedness. c. The word of God. d. Wisdom. 5. A hypocrite destroys his neighbor with this. a. Kindness b. An evil sword c. His mouth d. His deeds 6. He that is cruel a. Troubles the city. b. Troubles his own flesh. c. Shall die by his own hand. d. Shall die by the sword. 7. A fair woman without discretion, is like a gold jewel a. In a swine s snout. b. In a statue. c. In a treasure chest. d. Buried in the ground. 8. He that diligently seeks good, procures this. a. Gold b. Riches c. Meat d. Favor 9. He that troubles his own house shall inherit this. a. The wind b. The earth c. Life d. Riches 10. He that wins souls is a. Righteous. b. Accepted. c. Wise. d. Diligent.

12 PROVERBS A good man obtains this of the Lord. a. A good name b. A new name c. Favor d. Rebuke 2. A virtuous woman is this to her husband. a. A blessing b. A crown c. A jewel d. A gem 3. A wife that maketh ashamed, is as this to her husband. a. Rotten fruit b. Unholy fruit c. Rottenness in his bones d. A spear through his heart 4. A righteous man regards the life of a. His neighbor. b. His beast. c. Himself. d. His children. 5. The tender mercies of the wicked a. Are cruel. b. Perish. c. Are everlasting. d. Are deceitful. 6. He that tills his land a. Shall get weary. b. Should hire servants. c. Shall be satisfied with bread. d. Stands honest before the Lord. 7. The wicked is snared by the transgression a. Of others. b. Of his children. c. Before him. d. Of his lips. 8. A man shall be satisfied with good by the fruit of his a. Field. b. Loin. c. Mouth. d. Household. 9. The way of a fool a. Is hard. b. Is right in his own eyes. c. Leads many astray. d. Cannot be discerned. 10. These are an abomination to the Lord. a. Lying lips b. Continuous thoughts c. Bitter waters d. Tender hands

13 PROVERBS A scorner will not hear a. Commandments. b. Rebuke. c. The voice of wisdom. d. The voice of God. 2. A man shall eat good by the fruit of his a. Mouth. b. Field. c. Wisdom. d. Labor. 3. He that keeps his mouth, keeps this. a. Knowledge b. Wisdom c. His life d. His peace 4. A righteous man hates this. a. Fools b. Humility c. Lying d. Condemnation 5. Whoever despises the word shall a. Be rewarded. b. Stand. c. Fall. d. Be destroyed. 6. The way of transgressors is a. Crooked. b. Straight. c. Stony. d. Hard. 7. A man that refuses instruction shall have a. Many stripes. b. Poverty & shame. c. Many children. d. Long life. 8. He that walks with wise men shall a. Walk straight. b. Stay on the right path. c. Be wise. d. Be condemned. 9. The wealth of the sinner, is laid up for a. His children. b. A sacrifice. c. The just. d. Fear. 10. He that spares the rod, does this to his son. a. Spoils b. Hates c. Destroys d. Loves

14 PROVERBS A foolish woman does this to her house. a. Plucks it down b. Builds it up c. Laughs at it d. Prays for it 2. In the mouth of the foolish a. Are foolish words. b. Is knowledge. c. Are words swallowed. d. Is a rod of pride. 3. A faithful witness will not a. Testify. b. Lie. c. Speak alone. d. Raise his voice. 4. A scorner seeks this, but does not find it. a. Peace b. Honor c. Pride d. Wisdom 5. Fools make a mock at a. The righteous. b. Life. c. Sin. d. The simple. 6. There is a way which seems right to man, the end thereof are the ways of a. Liberty. b. Death. c. Life. d. Happiness. 7. He that has mercy on the poor a. Is happy. b. Is merciful. c. Shall receive mercy. d. Shall be made fat. 8. The crown of the wise, is their a. Children. b. Riches. c. Righteousness. d. Inheritance. 9. This is the rottenness of the bones. a. Lies b. Mourning c. Envy d. Rebuke 10. This exalts a nation. a. The king s favor b. The king s wrath c. Prayers d. Righteousness

15 PROVERBS This turns away wrath. a. A fool b. A wise man c. A soft answer d. Boisterous words 2. Grievous words stir up a. Questions. b. Soft answers. c. Anger. d. Boisterous words. 3. The eyes of the Lord are in every place beholding a. Righteousness. b. Only the good. c. Only the evil. d. The evil & the good. 4. A wholesome tongue is a tree of a. Liberty. b. Life. c. Knowledge. d. Fruit. 5. In the house of the righteous is much a. Treasure. b. Strife. c. Wrath. d. Contention. 6. The sacrifice of the wicked is this to the Lord. a. Holy b. Righteous c. Acceptable d. An abomination 7. A wise son makes his father a. Wise. b. Proud. c. Glad. d. Wonder. 8. The Lord will destroy the house of the a. Upright. b. Lonely. c. Proud. d. Dead. 9. He that is greedy of gain, troubles a. The world. b. The waters. c. God. d. His own house. 10. This is before honor. a. Pride b. Strife c. Wrath d. Humility

16 PROVERBS Everyone that is proud in heart a. Shall fall. b. Shall stand. c. Is an abomination to the Lord. d. Shall not sin. 2. When a man s ways please the Lord, He makes his enemies a. Prosper. b. Fall. c. Be at peace with him. d. Despise him. 3. It is better to get wisdom than a. Life. b. Medicine. c. Chocolate. d. Gold. 4. It is better to get understanding than a. Linen. b. Fine threads. c. Silver. d. Rebuke. 5. This goes before destruction. a. Babes b. Foolish women c. Wrath d. Pride 6. A haughty spirit goes before a. The foolish. b. A fall. c. Righteousness. d. The king. 7. Happy is he that a. Trusts in the Lord. b. Has the king s favor. c. Finds treasures. d. Prospers. 8. These are as a honeycomb, sweet to the soul, and health to the bones. a. Kings & princes b. Good deeds c. Pleasant words d. Deceitful thoughts 9. A whisperer separates a. Truth. b. Vanities. c. Lies. d. Friends. 10. He that is slow to anger is better than a. 6 wise men. b. A king or prince. c. The mighty. d. A deceiver.

17 PROVERBS It is better to have a dry morsel and quietness, than to have a house full of sacrifices with this. a. Agony b. Mourning c. Sickness d. Strife 2. He that repeats a matter, separates a. Anger. b. Deceit. c. Friends. d. Enemies. 3. An evil man seeks this. a. Solitude b. Solace c. Temptation d. Rebellion 4. He that justifies the wicked, and he that condemns the just, are both a. Sanctified before the Lord. b. An abomination to the Lord. c. Without inheritance. d. Going to receive the same reward. 6. This does good like a medicine. a. A warm handshake b. Pleasant words c. A merry heart d. Honesty 7. This dries the bones. a. Dishonesty b. Medicine c. A broken spirit d. Fire 8. A foolish son is this to his father. a. A joy b. Grief c. An inheritance d. Folly 9. He that has knowledge, spares a. His words. b. His life. c. His charity. d. Nothing. 10. Even a fool, when he holds his peace, is counted a. Among the heathen. b. Respectable. c. Wise. d. Grievous. 5. A friend loves a. More than a mother. b. In tribulation. c. At all times. d. As a mother bear for her cubs.

18 PROVERBS A fool s mouth a. Never ceases. b. Is his destruction. c. Speaks truth. d. Openeth not. 2. The words of a talebearer a. Echo. b. Never cease. c. Are as wounds. d. Supply council. 3. He that is slothful in his work, is brother to him that a. Seeks vanity. b. Is diligent. c. Is a great waster. d. Sleepeth in harvest. 4. It is folly and shame for a man to answer a matter before a. A judge. b. A king. c. A prince. d. He hears it. 5. This is harder to be won than a strong city. a. A righteous city b. An honest people c. A brother offended d. An evil kingdom 6. A man s belly will be satisfied with the fruit of his a. Hands. b. Field. c. Mouth. d. Heart. 7. Death and life are in the power of the a. King. b. Heart. c. Sword. d. Tongue. 8. Whoso findeth a wife, findeth a. Love. b. Help. c. Council. d. A good thing. 9. A man that has friends, must show himself a. Friendly. b. True. c. Honest. d. Careful. 10. There is a friend that sticketh closer than a. Riches. b. Glue. c. Your own thoughts. d. A brother.

19 PROVERBS This makes many friends. a. Wealth b. A young man c. A pretty woman d. Contention 2. A false witness shall not a. Be trusted. b. Be unpunished. c. Endure to the end. d. Be justified. 3. Every man is this, to him that gives gifts. a. Indebted b. A slave c. Favorable d. A friend 4. Friends go far from a. A foolish man. b. A righteous man. c. A poor man. d. An evil man. 5. He that speaks lies shall a. Fool the king. b. Lose his wisdom. c. Lose his knowledge. d. Perish. 6. A prudent wife is a. Faithful. b. Valuable. c. Rewarded. d. From the Lord. 7. An idle soul shall suffer a. Hunger. b. Pain. c. Mourning. d. Loss. 8. He that hath pity on the poor lendeth a. Generously. b. Faithfully. c. To the poor. d. To the Lord. 9. A poor man is better than a. A rich man. b. A liar. c. A slave. d. A servant. 10. This kind of man hides his hand in his bosom and will not so much as bring it to his mouth again. a. A thief b. A slothful man c. A lame man d. A terrified man

20 PROVERBS This is a mocker. a. Life b. A fool c. Wine d. Time 2. It is an honor for a man to cease from this. a. Mourning b. Sorrow c. Strife d. Righteousness 3. The sluggard will not plow by reason of the cold, therefore in harvest a. His fields wither. b. He is scorned. c. He shall beg. d. He shall eat. 4. Most men will proclaim a. Evil. b. His own goodness. c. The Lord s goodness. d. His neighbor s evil. 5. Even he is known by his doings, whether his works be pure and right. a. A fool b. A king c. A poor man d. A child 6. Do not love this, lest you come to poverty. a. Lies b. Evil c. Sleep d. Iniquity 7. Bread of deceit is sweet to a man, but afterward, his mouth shall be filled with a. Glass. b. Dirt. c. Gravel. d. Lies. 8. Wait on the Lord, do not say a. I will recompense evil. b. I shall make my own path. c. I shall walk in mine wisdom. d. I shall make war. 9. This preserves the king. a. Health b. Mercy & truth c. Hope & glory d. Wise council 10. This is the glory of young men. a. Youth b. Their resources c. Their strength d. A tender heart

21 PROVERBS The King s heart is in the hand of a. The mighty. b. The Lord. c. The rich. d. Vain council. 2. Every way of a man is right in his own eyes, but the Lord ponders a. Judgment. b. The hearts. c. The answer. d. The days. 3. To do justice and judgment is more acceptable to the Lord than this. a. Sacrifice b. Foolishness c. Words d. Intentions 4. The thoughts of the diligent tend only to a. Poverty. b. Plenteousness. c. Deceitfulness. d. Harvest. 5. It is better to dwell in a corner of the housetop than in a wide house with a. Poverty. b. An ox. c. A brawling woman. d. A fool. 6. Whoever stops his ears at the cry of the poor shall a. Hear no more. b. Answer to the Lord. c. Cry himself. d. Be at rest. 7. He that loves pleasure a. Is a great waster. b. Shall not stand. c. Has his delight in the Lord. d. Shall be a poor man. 8. It is better to dwell here than with a contentious and angry woman. a. In the wilderness b. Among thieves c. In a barrel d. In a cave 9. Whoso keepeth his mouth and his tongue keepeth a. Wisdom. b. Understanding. c. His soul from troubles. d. To himself. 10. The horse is prepared against the day of battle, but safety a. Is in his swiftness. b. Is in the rider. c. Is of the Lord. d. Cannot be found.

22 PROVERBS This should be chosen rather than great riches. a. Humility b. Pride c. Fame d. A good name 2. Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old a. He shall repay you. b. He shall thank you. c. He will not depart from it. d. He shall be known by God. 3. The rich ruleth over a. The poor. b. The king. c. The princes. d. The city. 4. The borrower is this to the lender. a. A nuisance b. Servant c. An investment d. Deceitful 5. He that sows iniquity, shall reap this. a. Treasures b. Fortune c. Humility d. Vanity 6. The slothful man says this is in the street. a. Trouble b. War c. A lion d. A bear 7. The mouth of a strange woman is a. Sweet. b. A deep pit. c. Deceitful. d. Lovely. 8. This is bound in the heart of a child. a. Meekness b. Love c. Foolishness d. Truth 9. Don t make a friendship with a. An angry man. b. A rich man. c. A poor man. d. A simple man. 10. Do not remove these. a. Ancient landmarks b. Trees c. Waterways d. Those in authority

23 PROVERBS Do not labor a. For the Lord. b. For others. c. For the ungodly. d. To be rich. 2. Riches make a. Interest. b. Usury. c. Friends. d. Themselves wings. 3. Do not eat the bread of him that a. Did not bake it. b. It does not belong to. c. Offers strange sacrifices. d. Has an evil eye. 4. Do not speak in his ears, for he will despise the wisdom of your words. a. The devil b. Your son c. A fool d. The king 5. Do not withhold correction from a. A child. b. A slave. c. A servant. d. Thyself. 6. Do not let your heart a. Faint. b. Fail. c. Envy sinners. d. Know justice. 7. The drunkard and the glutton shall come to a. A sudden end. b. The truth. c. Poverty. d. The table of evil. 8. This shall clothe a man with rags. a. Poverty b. Prosperity c. Conceit d. Drowsiness 9. This is a narrow pit. a. Money b. Deceit c. A strange woman d. Treasures 10. At the last, it bites like a serpent and stings like an adder. a. Sickness b. Death c. An evil woman d. Wine

24 PROVERBS Be not envious against a. The poor. b. The godly. c. Evil men. d. Thy neighbor. 2. A house is built through a. Generations. b. Love. c. Experience. d. Wisdom. 3. In a multitude of counselors there is a. Safety. b. Disputing. c. Division. d. Integrity. 4. This is too high for a fool. a. Counsel b. Wisdom c. Honor d. Devotion 5. The thought of foolishness a. Covers the earth. b. Dwells in man. c. Is sin. d. Brings knowledge. 6. If you faint in the day of adversity a. Ask for help. b. Ask for forgiveness. c. Seek counsel. d. Your strength is small. 7. A just man falls seven times a. And is no more. b. How much more an evil man? c. And rises up again. d. Without counsel. 8. Do not do this when your enemy falls. a. Rejoice b. Be caught off guard c. Relax d. Turn away 9. The candle of them shall be put out. a. Poor men b. The slothful c. The wicked d. Saints 10. A little sleep, a little slumber and thy want comes a. Suddenly. b. As an armed man. c. As a hungry lion. d. As a hovering buzzard.

25 PROVERBS It is better to be asked to come up hither, than to a. Be put lower. b. Move on thy own. c. Choose your own place. d. Sit on the throne. 2. A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold a. On a tree. b. In pictures of silver. c. And silver pears. d. Trimmed in pearls. 3. He is refreshing, as the cold of snow in the time of harvest. a. A righteous king b. A faithful messenger c. An honest steward d. The Lord 4. Whoever boasts himself of a false gift is like clouds and wind a. Without rain. b. With snow. c. With thunder & lightening. d. In harvest. 5. Confidence in this kind of man, in times of trouble is like a broken tooth or foot out of joint. a. Foolish b. Evil c. Unfaithful d. Humble 6. If your enemy is hungry a. Pray for him. b. Burn him with coals. c. Give him bread to eat. d. Receive your vengeance. 7. It is better to dwell in the corner of the housetop, than in a wide house with a a. Raging fool. b. Brawling woman. c. Prince. d. King. 8. As cold waters to a thirsty soul, so is a. Good news from a far country. b. Snow in the harvest. c. Greetings from the king. d. A righteous king on his throne. 9. For men to search their own glory is not a. Acceptable. b. Honorable. c. Glory. d. Well reasoned. 10. He that has no rule over his own spirit is like a. A city broken down without walls. b. A king taken from his throne. c. A fool at the table in the palace. d. A dog coming back to his own vomit.

26 PROVERBS If you answer a fool according to his folly, he will be a. Forgiven. b. Wise in his own conceit. c. Increased in wisdom. d. In your debt. 2. He that sends a message by the hand of a fool a. Drinks damage. b. Is a drunkard. c. Will receive no answer. d. Sins. 3. A fool returns to his folly as a dog returns here. a. Home b. To his master c. To his vomit d. To his water 4. The slothful man says this is in the streets. a. A dog b. A lion c. A fool d. A bear 5. He is wiser in his own conceit that seven men that can render a reason. a. The prince b. The fool c. The sluggard d. The king 6. He that meddles with strife that doesn t belong to him, is like one taking a dog a. For a walk. b. From his master. c. By the tail. d. By the ears. 7. Where there is no talebearer, the strife a. Ceases. b. Grows. c. Continues. d. Withstands. 8. The words of a talebearer are a. Long. b. Harsh. c. Honest. d. As wounds. 9. Whoever digs a pit a. Sets a snare. b. Will trap a lion. c. Will fall in it. d. Lies in wait for his neighbor. 10. A flattering mouth worketh a. Friends. b. Righteousness. c. Ruin. d. Humility.

27 PROVERBS Do not boast of this. a. Riches b. Honor c. Fame d. Tomorrow 2. This is heavier than sand or stone. a. A fool s wrath b. A wise man s understanding c. A righteous man s integrity d. The words of God 3. Open rebuke is better than a. Secret rebuke. b. Secret love. c. Open love. d. Deceit. 4. The wounds of a friend are a. Deep. b. Without repentance. c. Faithful. d. Unforgiven. 5. The kisses of an enemy are a. Faithful. b. Few. c. Deceitful. d. Repentant. 6. To the hungry soul, every bitter thing a. Is given. b. Is taken. c. Is despised. d. Is sweet. 7. In the day of calamity, better is a neighbor that is near, than a. One who is far. b. Than a brother who is far. c. Than a stranger who is near. d. Than being alone. 8. A continual dropping in a very rainy day is like a. A loud voice early in the morning. b. A brother far away. c. An unjust judge. d. A contentious woman. 9. Hell and destruction are never full, so the eyes of man a. Behold them. b. Refuse to see them. c. Are never satisfied. d. Look to the things of life. 10. Riches are not a. Deceitful. b. Rewards. c. More than honor. d. Forever.

28 PROVERBS The righteous are as bold as this. a. A soldier b. A hero c. A lion d. A bear 2. A poor man that oppresses the poor is like a sweeping rain that leaves a. Puddles. b. Mud. c. Floods. d. No food. 3. He that by unjust gain, increases his substance, shall gather it a. In iniquity. b. No more. c. For him that pities the poor. d. For a reward. 4. He that confesses and forsakes his sin shall have this. a. Mercy b. Prosperity c. Many servants d. A crooked path 5. He that hates this, prolongs his days. a. Understanding b. Covetousness c. Humility d. Idleness 6. Whoso walks uprightly shall be a. Saved. b. Hewn down. c. Respected among men. d. Respected by God. 7. He that follows after vain persons shall have a. Vain praise. b. Vain promises. c. Poverty. d. Respect for a season. 8. This kind of man shall abound with blessings. a. Rich b. Faithful c. Questioning d. Deserving 9. He that is of a proud heart stirs up a. Questions. b. The anointing. c. Faith. d. Strife. 10. He that gives to the poor a. Himself becomes poor. b. Shall not lack. c. Shall be called a quiver of blessings. d. Is as one who takes usury.

29 PROVERBS When the righteous are in authority, the people a. Mourn. b. Pray. c. Rejoice. d. Reign. 2. When the wicked rule, the people a. Mourn. b. Pray. c. Rejoice. d. Reign. 3. A man that does this to his neighbor, spreads a net for his feet. a. Flatters b. Envies c. Covets d. Bares false tales 4. Scornful men bring a city into a. War. b. Poverty. c. A snare. d. Rule. 5. He utters all his mind. a. A wise king b. A fool c. A lonely neighbor d. A man of understanding 6. A child left to himself, brings this to his mother. a. Shame b. Tears c. Gifts d. Flowers 7. Where there is no vision, the people a. Stumble. b. Turn away. c. Lose hope. d. Perish. 8. There is more hope of a fool, than a man hasty in his a. Words. b. Deed. c. Actions. d. Goings. 9. A man s pride shall bring him a. Honor. b. Hope. c. Low. d. Enemies. 10. Whoso puts his trust in the Lord shall be a. Safe. b. Trusted. c. Alone. d. Ashamed.

30 PROVERBS These are the words of a. Solomon. b. David. c. Agur. d. Samson. 2. He describes himself as a. Foolish. b. Brutish. c. A man full of wisdom. d. Wholesome. 3. Every word of God is a. Burdensome. b. Hard. c. Heavy. d. Pure. 4. There is a generation that is pure a. In their own eyes. b. Before God. c. Among other generations. d. And blameless. 5. The grave, the barren woman, the dry earth and fire are a. Punishment. b. A shame. c. Never satisfied. d. Just. 6. She eats, and wipes her mouth, and says I have done no evil. a. The adulterous woman b. The godly woman c. The foolish woman d. The young maid 7. One thing the earth cannot bear, is an odious woman who is a. Crying. b. Loud. c. Married. d. Complaining. 8. They are a people, not strong, yet they prepare their meat in the summer. a. The Philistines b. The Jews c. The squirrels d. The ants 9. She taketh hold with her hands and is in king s palaces. a. The adulterous woman b. The maids c. The spider d. The locust 10. The forcing of wrath brings forth a. Anger. b. Love. c. Hope. d. Strife.

31 PROVERBS Give not thy strength unto a. King. b. Women. c. Idleness. d. Dissention. 2. It is not for kings to drink a. Water. b. Blood. c. Wine. d. Lies. 3. Plead the cause of a. The poor & needy. b. Sinners. c. Foreigners. d. Women. 4. The price of her is far above rubies. a. The adulterous woman b. The widow c. The princess d. The virtuous woman 5. She will do this to her husband all the days of her life. a. Good b. Bad c. Harm d. Spoil him 6. She does this with her hands. a. Hides b. Steals c. Claps d. Works willingly 7. Her household is clothed with a. Rags. b. Scarlet. c. The word of God. d. Fear. 8. In her tongue is the law a. And order. b. Of the land. c. Of kindness. d. And commandments. 9. Her children rise up and call her a. Mother. b. A stranger. c. Lord. d. Blessed. 10. Beauty is a. Deceitful. b. Temporary. c. Vain. d. Everlasting.