3083 Noah's Ark Trivia Questions with Answers
3083 public questions with answers, drawn from the well. How many can you answer?
In Genesis, what was the Ark’s width in cubits?
Answer
50 cubits
What did the dove bring back to Noah to show that the Flood waters were receding?
Answer
An olive leaf
On what date did the Flood begin, according to Genesis?
Answer
The 17th day of the second month
What was the name of the mountain region where Genesis says Noah’s Ark came to rest?
Answer
The mountains of Ararat
In Genesis, what was the approximate length of Noah’s Ark in cubits?
Answer
300 cubits
What was the name of Noah’s grandfather, according to Genesis?
Answer
Methuselah
According to Genesis, what mountain region did Noah’s Ark come to rest in?
Answer
The mountains of Ararat
According to Genesis, on which day of the second month did Noah leave the Ark?
Answer
The 27th day
According to Genesis, how old was Noah when he fathered his sons?
Answer
500 years old
According to Genesis, who shut Noah inside the Ark?
Answer
The LORD
According to Genesis, what type of wood was used to build Noah's Ark?
Answer
Gopher wood
In Genesis, how old was Noah when he left the Ark?
Answer
601 years old
According to Genesis, how many times did Noah send the dove out of the Ark?
Answer
Three times
In Genesis, how many people were saved from the Flood aboard Noah’s Ark?
Answer
Eight people
According to Genesis, how many sons did Noah have?
Answer
Three
In Genesis, what offering did Noah make after leaving the Ark?
Answer
A burnt offering
In Genesis, what feature did Noah’s Ark have near its top?
Answer
A window
In Genesis, what was the length of Noah’s Ark measured in cubits?
Answer
300 cubits
According to Genesis, what did the dove bring back to Noah as the waters receded?
Answer
An olive leaf
According to Genesis, what was the ark’s main building material?
Answer
Gopher wood
In the Genesis account, what was the Ark’s height in cubits?
Answer
Thirty cubits
In Genesis, what was Noah’s age when he became the father of Shem, Ham, and Japheth?
Answer
500 years old