How Well Do You Know the Bible?
Ten questions a day, practice whenever you want, and a level that moves as you learn.
Recall is what reading leaves behind
You can read a chapter and retain almost none of it, and the gap rarely shows until somebody asks. A question is the cheapest way to find out what actually stayed.
Ten a day takes a couple of minutes and tells you the truth without making a study of it.
Built to teach, not to rank
There is a level, and it moves with you. It is there so you can see progress over a month, not so you can be compared with anybody else.
Practice runs whenever you want one, outside the day's ten, for the parts you know you are shaky on.
What the Bible quiz gives you
- Ten fresh questions each day, in a couple of minutes
- Practice rounds whenever you want more
- A level that moves as your recall improves
- Finds the gaps reading alone will not show you
- No leaderboard and nobody to be compared with
- Sits beside the Bible, so you can go straight to the passage
Questions about the Bible quiz
How many questions are there each day?
Ten. It is meant to take a couple of minutes rather than become a study session of its own.
Can I do more than the daily ten?
Yes. Practice rounds are there whenever you want them, outside the day's set.
Is there a leaderboard?
No. There is a level that moves as your recall improves, and it is for you rather than for comparison.