Bible Quiz — Matthew 14:6TAB

Questions in this quiz

1. Who is described as dancing in the scene?

   Herodias's daughterHerodthe guestsHerodias

2. What occasion had arrived for Herod?

3. How did Herod respond to the dance?

4. True or False: In the formal reconstruction, the birthday event is mentioned before the dance.

   TrueFalse

5. Fill in the blank: The daughter of ____ danced.

   The daughter of ____ danced.

6. Which details are explicitly stated in the verse? (Select all that apply.)

   Herod was celebrating his birthday.Herodias's daughter danced.Herod was pleased by the performance.Herod sent everyone away.The dance was kept private.

7. The verse shows celebration, performance, and a ruler's approval in one scene. What does that stir in you about the power of being noticed?

8. Herod is delighted by what he sees. What does this scene make you notice about the way human praise can shape a moment?

9. What lesson best fits the verse's public scene and Herod's response?

   Let visible moments be guided by integrity, not by the wish to impressKeep your real motives private, but use public moments to win approvalAssume that whatever happens in public is spiritually neutralAvoid every shared celebration so no one can form an opinion about you

10. Name one concrete way you can handle attention or applause more wisely this week.

Reflection questions have no right answer — they count once you have written a response.