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1
Chapter 6 is the shortest chapter (in terms of number of verses) in the book of Ecclesiastes
False
True
2
BONUS TRIVIA: Niger is the country with the highest birth rate in the world. What is that rate (children per woman)?
6.9
7.1
8.2
5.7
3
BONUS TRIVIA: Which of these two countries are amongst the top five highest GDP per capita in the world?
Switzerland, Denmark
Japan, Ireland
Luxembourg, Norway
Netherlands, Sweden
4
Complete the second part: "God does not grant them the ability to enjoy them, and _______ enjoy them instead."
Their enemies
The wicked
The righteous
Strangers
5
Ecclesiastes 6:1 starts with, "I have seen another evil under the sun, and it ________ mankind
weighs heavily on
is an evil burden on
frustrates all of
is because of
6
BONUS TRIVIA: Which of these countries is NOT in list of the top 10 countries with the highest birth rate?
Kenya
Uganda
Democratic Republic of Congo
Nigeria
7
BONUS TRIVIA: Africa is the continent with the highest birth rate in the world
True
False
8
Complete verse 2 (NIV): "God gives some people ______ so that they lack nothing their hearts desire"
Wealth, possessions and honour
Faith, wisdom and riches
Wisdom, honour and prosperity
Riches, success and fame
9
Chapter 6 marks the halfway mark for the book of Ecclesiastes
False
True
10
Which is the shortest chapter (in terms of number of verses) in the book of Ecclesiastes?
12
1
11
7
11
Having abundant offspring was seen as a blessing. Complete verse 3: "
A man may have _____ children and live many years"
120
100
12
50
12
Ecclesiastes 6 has how many verses?
16
12
14
10
13
Complete verse 11: "The more the words, _______"
The fewer the listeners
The less the meaning
The less the wisdom
The more the folly
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Complete verse 6: "Even if he lives a thousand years twice over but fails to enjoy _________"
His prosperity
The fruit of the future generation
His success
The honour his children bring
