Get kids moving while they test their Bible knowledge! In Bible Trivia Four Corners, kids listen to a question, choose from four possible answers, and walk to the corner they think is correct. With 12 ready-to-use questions covering stories and people from across the Bible, it’s an easy way to bring Bible review into your Sunday school class.
Getting Ready
Place one letter sign in each corner of the room. Make sure kids can easily see the signs and move between them without obstacles.
Keep the question sheet and answer key with you so you can lead the game.
How to Play
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Explain the game. Tell the kids that you’ll read a Bible question with four possible answers. Each answer matches one of the corners labeled A, B, C, or D.
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Read the first question. Read the question aloud, followed by all four answer choices. Give everyone a moment to think before choosing.
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Choose a corner. Have the kids walk to the corner that matches their answer. Remind them to walk, not run.
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Reveal the answer. Announce the correct answer and share the short explanation provided with the question. Allow kids to ask questions if something is unclear.
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Keep playing. Read the next question and let kids choose another corner. Continue until all 12 questions have been answered.
Everyone stays in the game, even when they choose an incorrect answer. The goal is to have fun while learning more about the Bible.
Let’s Play: Bible Trivia Four Corners
Round 1
Who built an ark when God warned about the coming flood?
Answer: BNoah
Scripture: Genesis 6:13–22
Noah followed God’s instructions for building the ark.
Round 2
Who was the mother of Jesus?
Answer: BMary
Scripture: Luke 1:26–31
An angel named Gabriel told Mary that she would have a son and should name Him Jesus.
Round 3
What did David use to strike Goliath?
Answer: CA sling and stone
Scripture: 1 Samuel 17:40–49
David faced Goliath with a sling and stones, trusting God rather than relying on heavy armor.
Round 4
What did Jesus use to feed a crowd of more than 5,000 people?
Answer: AFive loaves and two fish
Scripture: Matthew 14:15–21
Jesus fed the crowd with five loaves and two fish, and there were leftovers.
Round 5
What did Daniel continue doing even after a law forbade praying to anyone except the king?
Answer: APraying to God
Scripture: Daniel 6:6–13
Daniel continued praying to God even though he knew he could be punished.
Round 6
Which man climbed a tree because he wanted to see Jesus?
Answer: BZacchaeus
Scripture: Luke 19:1–6
Zacchaeus was short and couldn’t see over the crowd. Jesus noticed him and went to his home.
Round 7
Who received the Ten Commandments from God at Mount Sinai?
Answer: DMoses
Scripture: Exodus 31:18
God gave Moses the tablets containing the commandments.
Round 8
What happened when Jesus told the wind and waves to be still?
Answer: BThe storm stopped
Scripture: Mark 4:35–41
The wind died down and the water became calm, leaving the disciples amazed.
Round 9
Who became queen and helped save her people?
Answer: CEsther
Scripture: Esther 4:13–16; 7:1–6
Esther was queen when she learned that her people were in danger. She bravely approached the king to ask for their protection.
Round 10
Which book comes first in the Bible?
Answer: DGenesis
Scripture: Genesis 1:1
Genesis begins with God’s creation of the heavens and the earth.
Round 11
Which person in Jesus’ story stopped to help a man who had been attacked?
Answer: DA Samaritan
Scripture: Luke 10:30–37
The Samaritan cared for the injured man when others had passed by.
Round 12
What were Paul and Silas doing in prison before an earthquake shook the doors open?
Answer: CPraying and singing
Scripture: Acts 16:25–26
Paul and Silas prayed and sang hymns while the other prisoners listened.
Change It Up!
Team Challenge: Divide the class into teams and let teammates discuss their answers before moving.
Explain Your Answer: Before sharing the explanation, invite a child to tell the class why they chose that answer.
Beat the Clock: Give kids 10 seconds to choose a corner after you’ve read all four answers.
A Simple Way to Finish
After the last question, ask the kids which Bible story or fact surprised them the most. Let a few share what they remember.